 Easy to use
Work easily with your e-mail, calendar, contacts, tasks
and public folders. You receive your e-mail automatically
via the mobile network, with no action required on your
part.
Easy to install EMO is simple to install and involves minimal disruption to
an enterprise’s network, security and e-mail infrastructure.
Fast and simple installation means rapid returns on investments.
Moreover, IT management has full control of the
installation process.
Device independence EMO is device independent and works on most Symbian
smartphones, as well as on Microsoft Windows Mobile
smartphones and PDAs.
Communications Using EMO is as simple as switching on your mobile device.
The software handles all data communication actions
automatically in the background.
EMO utilises always-on push technology, which is optimised
for keeping the contents of your mobile device always
up-to-date with your corporate e-mail server over a mobile
network.
- Alerts as new mail is received; no need to poll for new
messages
- Work online or off; no need for constant mobile
coverage
- Network connections established and maintained
automatically
- Full real-time, bidirectional, automatic synchronization
over the air
- Option to remotely suspend the service temporarily
- Data compression, typically 2:1 reduction, reducing the
cost of GPRS traffic
All languages are supported
Security
End-to-end encryption ensures that delivery of all data
communicated to and from a mobile device is secure.
- 128-bit, end-to-end, AES encryption
- Entire message, not just body text, is encrypted
- No additional open firewall ports are required
Supported Email Servers
EMO supports both Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Domino servers:
- Microsoft Exchange 5.5
- Microsoft Exchange 2000
- Microsoft Exchange 2003
- Lotus Domino 5.0
- Lotus Domino 6.0
- Lotus Domino 6.5
Network
- Currently used with CDMA 2000, GSM and GPRS
- Network independent
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E-mail functionality
EMO enables you to manage your email via your PDA or
smartphone, in real-time, wherever you may be. The table
below describes the main e-mail features of the solution.
- View messages in real-time, receive data on PDA, or
smartphone and desktop simultaneously
- Display read/unread status, sender, subject and
received date
- Sort mail list by sender, subject or received date
- Delete, reply to sender, reply to all, or forward a message
- Open and respond to meeting request e-mails
- All actions mirrored to desktop view in real-time, over
the air
- Display and edit original messages on replying or forwarding
- Perform basic text edit clipboard operations (cut, copy
and paste)
- Receive attachments in native format, e.g. Pocket
Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF.
- View, save, edit and send attachments as if at a desktop
- Configurable message truncation download size from
0 KB (subject line only) and up
- Truncated text and attachments rapidly downloaded,
when requested, in the background
- Identify and add addressees from contacts list
- Resolve incomplete e-mail addresses using Outlook
Contacts
- File messages from Inbox into desktop folders; File& Forget
- Save messages to a drafts folder
Device specific limitations apply. Windows Mobile 2003
Phone Edition devices offer the widest range of
functionality.
Calendar functionality EMO enables you to manage your calendar while out and
about as if you were at the office. When diaries are shared,
or managed centrally, productivity is significantly
enhanced. The table below describes the main calendar
features of the solution.
- View, edit and update existing calendar entries either on
the mobile device or at the desktop
- Display calendar data in standard Outlook or Notes
formats
- All calendar actions mirrored to the desktop view in
real-time, over the air
- All calendar actions mirrored to the mobile device
calendar in real-time, over the air
- Set reminders, add notes to an appointment
- Responses added to calendar entry and mirrored to
desktop view
Technical data
Device requirements EMO supports both Symbian OS and Windows Mobile devices:
- Symbian UIQ (SonyEricsson) devices
- Symbian Series 60 (Nokia) devices
- Windows Mobile 2003 Phone Edition devices
- Windows Mobile 2003 smartphone devices
System requirements
- Push Connector – Windows 2000 server
- Relay server – Sun Solaris 8
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