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IntroductionThe ability to remotely control windows mobile devices could save a lot of troubleshooting/support time and cost. Here in this blog we will analyze on who needs these? What are these exactly? What options one has? How to deploy these tools? How to use them? Who needs these? Do you have/support a huge Windows Mobile User base in your organization? Do you have/support an SAP MI Implementation with hundreds of Windows Mobile end users? Do you have a lot of Rugged Windows Mobile PDAs in your landscape? Do you have a small number of Windows Mobile users whom you need to support remotely? If your answer is yes to any or all of these questions, then this blog is your first step in finding the right solution. What are these?
What are the different options? There may be a plethora of freewares, opensource tools or even paywares. Let us now look at some of the options in each category Freeware
Payware
Open Source
How to Deploy?
How to Guides? For the paywares, you don’t require how to guides, as they are generally well documented. I will try to cover some of them though. Check out the following sdn wiki links for the same (Links will get updated as soon as I post them/they get published):
In conclusion, I would like to sign off with three personal picks for you. For ‘free’, I go with My Mobiler for its overall feature set and usability, and CERdisp for its simplicity. For ‘pay’ I go with Pocket Controller Pro, which according to me wins hands down with everything from usability to feature set and device support to application support. Update: First of all, thanks to Robert, EveryWAN Remote Support Personal Edition, according to me is a really good freeware to consider. I feel it is pretty self explanatory to use and a good freeware alternative. Veeraraagavan Rajachandrasekhar is a Senior Consultant - SAP Customer Service, was previously a Technology Consultant - NetWeaver Mobile & NetWeaver Administration, SCJP, Creator/Developer - Satyam NWM Assistant, Co-Creator/Author Java Virtual Guru(Satyam-SLC), Software Engineer, Gadget Freak, PC/Server/Network/Gadget Guide/Troubleshooting expert, in short a Geek who is always there to help!
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