SharePoint consulting firm EPC Group.net  reportedly announced partnership with Vaultus Mobile Technologies, a provider of enterprise mobility solutions, to provide SharePoint functionality to mobile devices.

 

Officials said Vaultus (News - Alert) Mobile SharePoint securely delivers streamlined SharePoint functionality to today's leading smart phones. The solution also complements 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 Mobile SharePoint provides and intuitive user interface that enables team members to view and edit important documents, access RSS feeds, company announcements, calendars and tasks from their mobile device.

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

 

“EPC Group.net continues to be unparalleled in their approach to offering value and expertise within the SharePoint Community, and we are honored to be selected to be part of their trusted catalog,” said Rob Consolazio, vice president and general manager at Vaultus Mobile Technologies, in a statement.

 

Errin O'Connor, the founder and CEO for EPC Group.net, said that Vaultus Mobile SharePoint solution allows their clients to take employee productivity and collaboration to new levels. The technology also caught their attention because of its exceptional usability, industry-leading security, and availability on BlackBerry (News - Alert), iPhone, Symbian and Windows Mobile devices.

 

Vaultus Mobile Technologies has reportedly become one of the first members of the EPC Group’s “Center of Excellence” SharePoint community, a community that aggregates quality products and premier solutions into one community of excellent SharePoint solutions.

 

Following this accreditation, Vaultus Mobile, in association with EPC Group and Research in Motion (News - Alert), launched a series of events designed to educate SharePoint users about the power of Mobile SharePoint and the need for a SharePoint Center of Excellence.