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When distributing your application through Google’s Play Store, which devices it runs on is a key consideration, especially in Enterprise. The way the Play Store manages an application's supported devices is through the Device catalogue although that catalogue (at the time of writing) contains nearly 18,000 entries.
Mobility DNA gives Zebra mobile computers their distinct enterprise capabilities. In this session, Darryn Campbell will take you on a whirlwind tour of some of the latest features added to Mobility DNA to make a user’s life easier: from simpler update distribution to new APIs, and review the latest features of MX and DataWedge plus more!
Presenter: Darryn Campbell, Zebra Technologies
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MotionWorks Enterprise (MWE) helps businesses to increase productivity, lower operational costs, and improve safety and security. MotionWorks Enterprise uses a wide range of active and passive locating related technologies to generate accurate, on-demand information about the physical location and status of assets. MotionWorks Enterprise APIs and Events provide interfaces for customers to integrate location visibility into your existing or new workflows.
Some of the location and telemetry technologies supported by MWE include:
The 'Try-it' function for each endpoint is connected with a cloud-hosted MWE instance. To see the API in action, use the 'Try-it' function. Note: This MWE instance is for evaluation and informational purpose. Data are visible to all users by default. Do not use any sensitive data when using this instance.
To connect to your own hardware, you will need to have your own MWE instance.
Username: APIUser
Password: APIUser
In addition to the MWE APIs, MWE also generates events. These events are published via Apache Camel service and are a part of the MWE distribution. This MWE instance is currently not configured to publish events.
Use cases go here.
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