Mformation completes 5 years of its India operation
By siliconindia   |   Tuesday, 04 May 2010, 02:02 IST   |    1 Comments
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Bangalore: Mformation Technologies, a provider of advanced mobile device management (MDM) solutions, announced the fifth year of its India operation on May 3. Growing at a rate of over 500 percent, Mformation's Bangalore Development Center is also the site of Mformation's device certification lab, supporting key global mobile device vendors such as HTC, Huawei, Intel, LG, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia, Palm, RIM, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Symbian and ZTE. Emphasizing on the benefits of the strategic call on the India operation which the company made earlier, Todd DeLaughter, Mformation's CEO, said that the staff of India operation is a key strategic asset for Mformation and has played a central role in all Mformation product releases over the last five years. He added that currently more than 4,000 device models have been certified on the Mformation Service Manager platform. Established in Bangalore in 2005, Mformation's operation in India is the central hub for Mformation's product engineering. It looks after technical activities, such as client- and server-side development engineering, quality assurance, device release and certification programs, technical support, R&D and customer deployment. Mformation's India team is also responsible for the company's device client development and prototyping work, which covers all mobile operating systems, from Symbian, Windows Mobile and RIM to iPhone and Android. Presently, Mformation is leading the global mobile device management market, with a 75 percent share of tier-1 operators around the world, according to its CEO. "India been a great resource for Mformation, with a wealth of world-class teaching institutions producing a base of very well-trained people, and our policy has always been to select the 'best of the best' as we grow," says DeLaughter. He adds that due to demand for advanced mobile device management capabilities in India, the company will continue to invest in India.