EPC Group.net, a major SharePoint consulting firm, has reportedly partnered with Vaultus Mobile Technologies, a global company specializing in Enterprise Mobility.

 

Officials said both companies will jointly inspire innovation and excellence by yielding more from the enterprise's investment in Microsoft (News - Alert) Office SharePoint, 2007 and 2010.

 

Under the agreement, the Vaultus Mobile SharePoint solution for smart phones will complement EPC Group's existing offering of enterprise content management implementations, upgrades, architecture design and deployment, custom .NET (News - Alert) application development and custom SharePoint Web parts and workflows.

 

Built on the mobiScaler platform, Vaultus (News - Alert) Mobile SharePoint has the ability to securely deliver streamlined SharePoint functionality to popular mobile devices. Leveraging its intuitive and responsive user interface, team members can view and edit critical documents, access RSS feeds, company announcements, calendars, tasks, and much more, all from a mobile device.

 

Vaultus Mobile SharePoint is highly secure and available across multiple operating platforms, including Blackberry, iPhone, Windows Mobile, and Symbian (News - Alert)

 

Vaultus Mobile Technologies is pleased to partner with EPC Group.net, according to Rob Consolazio, VP and general manager of the company. He acknowledged the firm’s world class approach in offering value and expertise within the SharePoint Community, and said officials are honored to be selected to be part of their trusted catalog.

 

EPC Group.net is also excited about this partnership, Errin O'Connor, the founder and CEO for EPC Group.net. Officials are especially interested in the Vaultus Mobile SharePoint solution because it will let clients take employee productivity and collaboration to new levels.

 

"This mobile tool also caught our attention because of its exceptional usability, industry-leading security, and availability on BlackBerry (News - Alert), iPhone, Symbian and Windows Mobile devices,” she said in a statement.