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Sprite Clone
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Why Image our Mobile Devices? Just like laptops and desktops, cloning represents the most rapid means to deploy corporate applications, security configurations and other policy approved customizations all within a fraction of the time and budget when compared setting up devices manually. In return, newly provisioned Windows Mobile devices will comply with corporate standards and the IT cost of managing these devices will be significantly reduced.
Why should I care?
Ensuring corporate governance and policy compliance is a matter of consistency. Cloning your mobile devices gains you tangible assurances.
Getting a stable, policy driven image deployed to your environment will also help prevent security or helpdesk issues later.
Rapid Mobile Device Deployment
Significant Time & Budget Savings
Ensure Corporate Governance with a policy driven standard operating environment
Key Features
NEW! Multi-Device Support - The only cloning solution for deploying both Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC and SmartPhone Edition operating systems
NEW! Imaging Clean-up - Removal of any temporary files left during the cloning process in order to alleviate storage issues on a given device
NEW! White-Label Support - Fully customizable interface in order to support private labeling by System Integrators, VARs, other software vendors, or OEMs
Ease of Use - Intuitive image Capture and Deployment
Image Security - Password Protection in order to safeguard an image and prevent baseline changes.
ROM Independent Deployment - Unique ability by which to deploy a single image to multiple devices irrespective of their ROM versioning
Post-Cloning Configuration - Save time and the risk for mistakes by not having to manually apply device specific custom settings including unique device naming, IP address, etc.
Command-Line Execution - Enables the launch of any post deployment command line applications to further streamline the device including device specific encryption parameters or Time Zone settings
Network Security - Configure critical networking connections relative to a given device's security policy
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