Phoenix FirstWare Assistant 2004 offers users access to critical business information from Microsoft Outlook® in only a few seconds without booting the OS. Essentially, it turns a mobile PC into a PDA but without the need to carry a second device or to synchronize data. And if Outlook fails to boot, the user still has access to recent data because Phoenix FirstWare Assistant runs in support, yet independent of Microsoft Windows and Outlook. With the touch of a button, mobile professionals can view and update this essential data in the pre-boot environment including calendar, contacts, tasks and email. Updated information is synchronized back into Outlook.
Phoenix FirstWare Assistant 2004 is a simple, effective way to ensure that mobile professionals always have access to critical information on their mobile PC products. Now they can easily find conference call numbers on the way to the office, or update a colleague’s contact number, or get flight information, or locate a recent email document.
Specifications
- Operating System
- – Microsoft Windows 2000 or XP
- – Microsoft Outlook 2000, 2002/XP, or 2003
- System Requirements
- – Pentium II or later processors
- – 128 megabytes of RAM
- Licence: 1 User Licenses
Features
- Rapid-on access to user PIM data and email
- Increased ease-of-use and customer value perception of your mobile PC products. New up-sell features and profit multipliers. Improved margins.
- Information Update
- Add or change information in rapid-on environment that is sychronized back into Outlook.
- Integration at the Microsoft Outlook client level
- Transparent implementation within established Microsoft Outlook environment. Non-invasive to Microsoft Exchange infrastructure.
- Existing Partition Deployment
- Minimal deployment time and costs. Available for new and installed PCs.
- Readily customized user interface
- Greater brand awareness and brand preference. Reduced development time and cost.
Price: $29.99
(Please note prices are subject to change and the listed price is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of posting)