What is SyncML?

SyncML is a data synchronization protocol promoted by the Open Mobile Alliance, whose current members include IBM, Microsoft, Intel, and major mobile devices manufacturers. SyncML specifies a standard way to synchronize data between mobile devices and a server, enabling seamless synchronization of PIM (contacts, events, tasks, notes, email) data from SyncML enabled devices to a server. Most of the modern models of Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Siemens, Samsung, LG, NEC, Panasonic, etc., are SyncML enabled.

Benefits of SyncML?

Groupware SyncML Server is ideal to back-up & synchronize contacts with SyncML enabled devices with the touch of a few buttons of your mobile devices. Most modern mobile devices of Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, LG, NEC, Panasonic, Siemens, Palm, etc. are SyncML enabled.

Groupware SyncML Server is a high-performance application server that enables the synchronization of contacts between SyncML enabled mobile devices and its online collaboration software - Messenger. Its benefits include:

• # Elimination of repetitive data entry on multiple devices
• # Always up-to-date data
• # Secure data storage on the Groupware network server
• # Easy transportation of data to new mobile devices

Features of Groupware’s SyncML Server:

• # Supports synchronization of contacts data
• # Supports data transportation over http
• # Web-based interface for contacts types management (personal, shared, users or groups)
• # Log file displaying date, type of device used, contacts added, deleted or changed
• # High scalability and availability