Open Mobile Platform
Enhances 3G Cost Controls and Provides Free Wi-Fi

The cost of enterprise mobility is going up. On average, companies today are spending over $120 per month for each mobile employee. Today’s international roaming charges commonly range from $3 up to $20 per megabyte. At those rates, if just 1 percent of your mobile users incur a roaming charge, the result can be a 20 percent surcharge on your overall monthly 3G data spend. Really big surprises create really bad internal PR for users, management and IT, and the problem will only get worse as 3G/4G access bandwidths increase. Is this you?

Enterprise spending on mobile connectivity services is growing explosively with no ceiling in sight. That’s the good news. The bad news is that the steepest rise in the cost curve is still approaching and most companies are completely unprepared to manage the impact. Are you?

It’s time to get total visibility over your mobility spend and engineer unnecessary costs out.

iPass Enterprise Mobility Services address the following economic levers for enterprise mobility:

The latest release of iPass Open Mobile Platform now offers you enhanced capabilities to help you reign in mobility costs.

The new OpenAccess service offers you thousands of Free and secure Wi-Fi locations that you can enforce instead of paid networks when free networks are available.

Improvements in mobile usage insight and visibility now provide you with more in-depth reporting and control to enforce cost and compliance measures that enforce use of “least cost connections” in including 3G roaming prevention and alerts as well as real-time deep reporting and analytics on user and location leverageing iPass’ patented SQM data collection system. Learn more about how to Control Enterprise Mobility Costs.

Predict and Control Mobility Costs
Evan Kaplan, iPass CEO

Introducing Open Access
Marcio Avillez, iPass VP of Network Offerings

Re-engineering Enterprise Mobility Costs
Dan Little, Director Customer Support, Hay Group

Podcast: Managing Mobile Broadband
Rob Kramer, Vice President, Commercial Operations