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Enterplorer to open enterprise mobile officing era

(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2016-03-25 10:23

Enterplorer to open enterprise mobile officing era

Allmobilize CEO Chen Benfeng introduces the Enterplorer at the launch ceremony in Beijing on March 22. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Allmobilize, the world's leading HTML5 mobile informatization sollutions supplier, introduced its new Enterplorer at an event in Beijing on March 22. Enterplorer is China's first Internet explorer of its kind, which combines the HTML5 standard and allmobilize's double-rendering technology with a "No APP, No API" concept, to help mid-size to large enterprises apply a mobile office mode within a week.

Enterproler differs from other APP-aided mobile office modes in that it provides enterprises with "quick adaptation, a united office portal, and sound security management", according to Chen Benfeng, the CEO.

The developers say other APP-aided mobile office modes are hard to realize quick information sharing through a common portal.

"Our technology can save companies' troubles of developing their own APPs and provide them with a comfortable alternative to help them begin their mobile office smoothly," Chen said at the launch ceremony.

Enterplorer to open enterprise mobile officing era

Initiation of Chinese enterprise HTML5 industry alliance at the launch ceremony in Beijing on March 22. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Also present at the ceremony were Enterplorer's customer representatives, such as Kingsoft's CIO Wan Yong; gmw.cn website's CTO Tu Zhi; and Jinlong's CIO Sun Lianhai, all of whom shared their experience in adopting Enterplorer and their personal views on it.

It also marked the initiation of Chinese Enterprise-level HTML5 industry alliance jointly by the China Telecommunication Research Academy's technology and standardization research center, Microsoft, Intel, Huawei, IFLYTEK, and Kingsoft with the purpose of promoting HTML5 development and application technology for enterprises.

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