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18.12.2012
Council of Europe chooses SyncShield to secure mobile devices |
Capricode, are pleased to announce, that SyncShield has been chosen by The Council of Europe in Strasbourg to secure their mobile devices. The decision confirms Capricode’s position as a technology leader in the area of Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM). Seeing off competition from many of the leading players in the MDM world by winning the open tender, Capricode’s pricing, flexibility, innovative Linux architecture and strong European focus were all seen as critical factors for the council. The Council of Europe had an urgent requirement to take control of their fleet of mobile devices due to a high number of BYOD’s (Bring Your Own Device).
As market leaders in Scandinavia, SyncShield is already used in many Government and public sectors. Both public organisations and enterprises of different sizes face the same challenge with mobility and SyncShield has proven its potential as a beneficial management solution for every type of organisation. The Council of Europe contract is seen as critical to Capricode’s plans to expand into new markets in a very challenging business environment.
About Capricode
Capricode are a Finnish based company with headquarters in the High Tech city of Oulu. Established in 2002, they have concentrated on developing one of the best MDM & MAM solutions on the market. One of the few companies in the field to have patented their technology, Capricode has 21 patents granted or pending. The flexibility and scalability of the solution can be deployed in a wide variety of methods which makes Capricode a very effective partner whether an in house solution, managed, Hosted, SaaS or Cloud solution is required.
About the Council of Europe
The Council of Europe, based in Strasbourg (France), now covers virtually the entire European continent, with its 47 member countries. Founded on 5 May 1949 by 10 countries, the Council of Europe seeks to develop throughout Europe common and democratic principles based on the European Convention on Human Rights and other reference texts on the protection of individuals.
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