At the event, TurningPoint will showcase its Mobile Efficiency Center™ (MEC) solution. The MEC addresses the complexity that could soon overwhelm Federal and Defense mobile telecom managers unless steps are taken to anticipate the new mobile workforce reality:

• Employees lobbying to use smartphones and mobile devices that are not secure
• High churn rate as users frequently switch devices when mobile technologies are upgraded
• New apps each day with potential security issues
• Multiple mobile device types
• Multiple mobile operating systems
• Multiple wireless telecom service providers
• Multiple Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems
• Multiple repositories holding mobile device tracking information

The MEC simplifies this complexity by providing a single holistic platform to manage mobile telecom enterprise-wide. The result is a highly secure, visible, cost efficient, and strategy-driven infrastructure.

“As the government relies increasingly on an expanding variety of smart mobile devices and apps, maintaining enterprise-wide visibility and control of the agency mobility infrastructure is critical.” said David Hughes, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of TurningPoint.

The MEC is powered by NiOS ^®, TurningPoint’s widely used Telecommunications Lifecycle Management (TLM) solution. Leveraging the MEC, Federal and Defense Agencies can manage, backup, configure, monitor and secure all agency-wide mobile devices across all mobile operating systems.

The MEC delivers:

• Holistic enterprise-wide mobility management, including
• Governance and financial management
• Mobile policy enforcement and operational control
• Security across all devices and operating systems
• Visibility and control in real time

TurningPoint will be available at the Federal Mobile Computing Summit to speak with Federal Agency attendees about the mobility challenges they face and the innovative, secure, and sustainable technology solutions that TurningPoint delivers.