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Ready-To-Go Enterprise Applications for Zebra Android Mobile Devices ANDROID JELLY BEAN READY-TO-GO ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS FOR ZEBRA ANDROID MOBILE DEVICES TC55 MC40 ET1 MC67 MC3200 ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES ISV GUIDE ANDROID JELLY BEAN PUT YOUR ZEBRA ANDROID- BASED MOBILE DEVICES TO WORK TODAY WITH OUR READY-TO-USE ANDROID ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS. The fastest way to get your Zebra Android-based mobile devices mobile devices up and running is to use one of the many ready-to-use Android Jelly Bean applications developed by our world-class partner channel. You’ll find the details of those applications in the following pages of this catalog. From retail associates to warehouse workers, hotel staff, delivery drivers, sales people, public safety personnel and more, you’ll find an application that will help you start to improve the efficiency of your operations and your workforce — today. Most of the applications in this guide have been subjected to a battery of tests in real-life customer scenarios, bringing you the peace of mind that the application you choose will work — and work well — with your Zebra Android-based mobile computers. Choose from one of two certification levels: Enterprise Validated Solution The Enterprise Validated Solution seal ensures full application functionality and interoperability between the partner application ENTERPRISE VALIDATED and your complete Zebra Enterprise Mobility solution — including testing on Wi-Fi and cellular networks. Enterprise Compatible Solution The Enterprise Compatible Solution seal ensures that the partner ENTERPRISE COMPATIBLE application is compatible with the platform and features of your Zebra Android-based mobile computers. For the latest list of available applications for all Zebra mobile computers, please visit www.zebra.com/mobilecomputers Demos are available for some of the applications and can be downloaded onto the select device in two ways. 1. Use the Rapid Deployment app that is pre-installed on the device and scan the barcode on the data sheet, if provided. 2. Download the Appgallery app by pointing the browser to http://www.zebra.com/appgallery, and click download. When the download is complete, select the downloaded file from the top pull-down menu to complete the installation. Open the Appgallery app and allow it to synchronize. Select the EAP application folder and the desired demo to install. 2 ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES ISV GUIDE ANDROID JELLY BEAN DSD/Route Acccouting COMPANY APPLICATION APPLICATION DESCRIPTION TC55 MC40 MC67 MC3200 ET1 DecisionPoint APEXWare™ Field Manage mobile field technicians 31 64 84 102 Systems, Inc. Service (FS) Velocitor Solutions Route POD Enterprise mobility solutions 59 75 90 115 Mobilidade Em Campo LIS Simplify your billing with simultaneous reading and printing 69 107 O’Neil Software Inc. RSMobile Record storage and management solutions 46 72 Talecom Limited Optimum Driver Behaviour Improve driver behavior 54 113 ALK Technologies Inc. CoPilot® Professional Integrated navigation and mapping 21 79 CoPilot® Truck™ Integrated truck-specific navigation and mapping 22 80 I-SALESFORCE IntelliRoute Ruta40 Grupo Hasar Mobile sales and distribution solutions 96 103 – ETA Innovative mobility solutions for sales, service and maintenance BMB Move SFA (Sales Force Automation) 26 staff FieldWorker Enterprise Mobile FieldWorker Products Configurable mobile application platform 36 Solution GoDB Tech Cloware Order Cloud-based order management system 38 Private Limited Management Service Quest Solution Quest Solution Order Entry Increase productivity in the field 47 Telogis Telogis WorkPlan Work order mgmt. and hours of service compliance 56 Burótica S.A. ZetesAres Fully managed DSD solution to improve the sales cycle 95 MiT Systems, Inc. MiTEzSales Mobile® Increase efficiencies, reduce costs and improve your bottom line 106 IDEA Teknoloji Çözümleri VisionPlus Manage processes from company to customer 85 3 ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES ISV GUIDE ANDROID JELLY BEAN Education COMPANY APPLICATION APPLICATION DESCRIPTION TC55 MC40 MC67 MC3200 ET1 Canvas Canvas Save time and money with mobile business apps 27 63 Salamander Technologies, 01 TAG On-scene identity management 50 Inc. 02 TRACK On-scene incident management 51 IDEA Teknoloji Çözümleri VisionPlus Manage processes from company to customer 85 4 ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES ISV GUIDE ANDROID JELLY BEAN Field Mobility COMPANY APPLICATION APPLICATION DESCRIPTION TC55 MC40 MC67 MC3200 ET1 APEXWare™ Field DecisionPoint Systems, Inc. Manage mobile field technicians 31 64 84 102 Service (FS) Velocitor Solutions Route POD Enterprise mobility solutions 59 75 90 115 Nortia IT Nortia Sales Force Innovative solutions for mobile POS 45 71 108 Mobilidade Em Campo LIS Simplify your billing with simultaneous reading and printing 69 107 Xora Inc. StreetSmart Workforce Know what’s happening in the field 76 117 Canvas Canvas Save time and money with mobile business apps 27 63 World-Class safety and inspection Field ID Headquarters Field ID 35 65 management software O’Neil Software Inc. RSMobile Record storage and management solutions 46 72 Optimum Driver Behaviour Improve driver behavior 54 113 Talecom Limited Wireless Delivered® Paper to PDA mobile workforce solutions 55 114 JL MOBILE Role-based Mobile Sales Execution Solutions (MSE) for the CP XSales® Mobile 67 104 SYSTEMS INC. industry ALK Technologies Inc. CoPilot® Professional Integrated navigation and mapping 21 79 CoPilot® Truck™ Integrated truck-specific navigation and mapping 22 80 Apacheta Corporation ServiceACE™ Fix it Right the First Time 23 82 CheckMobile GmbH CM3 The process solution company 28 83 I-SALESFORCE IntelliRoute Ruta40 Grupo Hasar Mobile sales and distribution solutions 96 103 – ETA Barcoding, Inc. CaptureSoft eXpress™ Design custom applications in 60 seconds 25 Innovative mobility solutions for sales, service and maintenance BMB Move SFA (Sales Force Automation) 26 staff Field Service Improve service quality and save money in Commzgate 29 Coordination System the industrial sector Complete Courier Complete® The next generation cloud-based fleet management platform 30 Innovations Inc. xQual 1.0, part of E LINK X a.s. Complex web, logistics and business solutions 32 elogis WMS solution FieldWorker Enterprise Mobile FieldWorker Products Configurable mobile application platform 36 Solution IBEX Solutions QUAYO Field Service Solution Field service automation 39 GoDB Tech Cloware Order Cloud-based order management system 38 Private Limited Management Service Assets, inspections, work orders and Mobile Epiphany Touch Mobile 43 processes — mobilized Quest Solution Quest Solution Order Entry Increase productivity in the field 47 RES Malaysia Sdn Bhd RES Field Force End-to-end supply chain automation 49 Telogis Telogis WorkPlan Work order mgmt. and hours of service compliance 56 Uberall Corporation UberServices Enhance field operations services 58 MiT Systems, Inc. MiTEzSales Mobile® Increase efficiencies, reduce costs and improve your bottom line 106 IDEA Teknoloji Çözümleri VisionPlus Manage processes from company to customer 85 Visicom, Inc. Visicom SFA Increase productivity of your field sales team 91 ITST ITST Service Order Anywhere Mobile service orders for a more efficient field workforce 97 5 ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES ISV GUIDE ANDROID JELLY BEAN Fleet Management COMPANY APPLICATION APPLICATION DESCRIPTION TC55 MC40 MC67 MC3200 ET1 XRS Corporation XRS Keep your fleets and drivers compliant 60 92 116 appformatics.com Scan2show Information look-up made easy 24 62 Optimum Driver Behaviour Improve driver behavior 54 113 Talecom Limited Wireless Delivered® Paper to PDA mobile workforce solutions 55 114 CheckMobile GmbH CM3 The process solution company 28 83 Field Service Improve service quality and save money in Commzgate 29 Coordination System the industrial sector Complete Courier Complete® The next generation cloud-based fleet management platform 30 Innovations Inc. RES Malaysia Sdn Bhd RES Field Force End-to-end supply chain automation 49 Work order management and hours of Telogis Telogis WorkPlan 56 service compliance Uberall Corporation UberServices Enhance field operations services 58 IDEA Teknoloji Çözümleri VisionPlus Manage processes from company to customer 85 6 ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES ISV GUIDE ANDROID JELLY BEAN Government COMPANY APPLICATION APPLICATION DESCRIPTION TC55 MC40 MC67 MC3200 ET1 Mobilidade Em Campo LIS Simplify your billing with simultaneous reading and printing 69 107 Xora Inc. StreetSmart Workforce Know what’s happening in the field 76 117 ALK Technologies Inc. CoPilot® Professional Integrated navigation and mapping 21 79 CoPilot® Truck™ Integrated truck-specific navigation and mapping 22 80 EDICIA IPV & Ipolice Software Editor for urban safety 33 Assets, inspections, work orders and Mobile Epiphany Touch Mobile 43 processes — mobilized Effective item tracking management for parcel carriers and Skillweb SmartTask POD 53 postal services Telogis Telogis WorkPlan Work order mgmt. and hours of service compliance 56 RedBeam, Inc. RedBeam Asset Tracking ET1 Enterprise Tablet asset tracking solution 110 Strategic Systems & Tech Strategic Asset Strategic asset tracking system for the ET1 Enterprise Tablet 112 Corp. Tracking System IDEA Teknoloji Çözümleri VisionPlus Manage processes from company to customer 85 7 ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES ISV GUIDE ANDROID JELLY BEAN Healthcare COMPANY APPLICATION APPLICATION DESCRIPTION TC55 MC40 MC67 MC3200 ET1 Canvas Canvas Save time and money with mobile business apps 27 63 Optimum Driver Behaviour Improve driver behavior 54 113 Talecom Limited Wireless Delivered® Paper to PDA mobile workforce solutions 55
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