Mobiquity Collaborates With SAP to Develop and Implement Innovative Mobile Strategies and Applications for Clients and SAP's Mobility Practice

BOSTON, MA--(Marketwire - Oct 4, 2011) - Mobiquity (www.mobiquityinc.com), a professional services firm specializing in the design, build, deployment and analysis of innovative enterprise-class mobile solutions, today announced it is working closely with SAP to help customers develop and implement mobile strategies and applications that optimize investments in SAP® enterprise solutions, including SAP ERP, SAP Customer Relationship Management (SAP CRM) and business intelligence. This announcement underscores Mobiquity's continued momentum as a mobile solutions provider of choice for organizations seeking to leverage the industry's deepest experience base across the full range of mobile services.

What's New

• Mobiquity, in cooperation with SAP, will enable SAP's clients to develop business-to-consumer (B2C), business-to-employee (B2E) and business-to-business (B2B) mobile strategies and to increase revenue opportunities, maximize efficiencies and reduce costs.
• Mobiquity is also combining its deep expertise in mobile application development with the Sybase® Unwired Platform and the Afaria® device management solution to develop integrated and secure mobile experiences for both customers and SAP's Mobility Practice.

Comments on the News
Chris McClain, senior vice president, Global Mobility and Sybase Solutions, SAP AG, commented, "Teaming with Mobiquity, with its expertise in enterprise platforms, mobile solutions and the building of mobile applications, will strengthen SAP's ability to bring added value to our clients quickly and effectively."

Scott Snyder, president and chief strategy officer, Mobiquity, said, "Mobiquity is very excited to collaborate with SAP in bringing mobile enterprise solutions to the marketplace. We're confident this relationship will yield great dividends for both companies, but most importantly, deliver innovative mobile solutions with real payback for our respective clients."

About Mobiquity
Mobiquity is a professional services firm that partners with enterprises to design, build, deploy and analyze innovative mobile solutions that transform business processes and deliver real ROI. Mobiquity's expertise includes mobile business strategy, experience design, mobile technology development and deployment, analytics, and mobile security services. Co-founded by consulting veteran Bill Seibel (COO, Cambridge Technology Partners, CEO, ZEFER) and leading mobile strategist Dr. Scott Snyder (President, Breakthru Advisors, CEO and President, Decision Strategies International), Mobiquity has teamed the leaders from the client-server and internet waves with those driving innovation in mobile today. To learn more, visit www.mobiquityinc.com.

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