about site This site is, as the name implies, about mobility. And when I say “mobility” I think of mobile computers, mobile phones, etc.

To be more specific; I’ll focus on devices running Windows Mobile, and how they relate to the back-end server systems. This could be Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager, Sybase Afaria, Nokia Intellisync, and other solutions for PIM & Device Management. (At the moment there are no plans for Symbian/iPhone content but I’m always open for new topics.)

This site is not a news-site where I try to be the first to post about some new gadget coming along, I’ll try focusing on writing technical articles regarding the afore-mentioned products. This could be how-to’s/tutorials or more generic thoughts about mobile technology.

about your host My day job is as a Systems Architect designing and implementing solutions for mobility. I focus mainly on enterprise deployments, but there are occasionally small-scale deployments I’m involved in as well.

I might seem a little Microsoft-biased with regards to technologies, and have spent some time the past decade achieving the following certifications:
MCSA, MCSE, MCTS (Windows Mobile 5, Exchange 2007), MCITP (Exchange 2007)
But I am still able to install a Linux server, and the rest of the letters in LAMP, so I’m not religious about my technology choices

I dabble in coding from time to time as well (as evidenced by some of my articles), but this is mostly recreational. (I have a college degree in software development, but have never worked professionally as a programmer.)

Questions/suggestions/feedback?
If there’s something directly relating to my articles I do read all comments, and reply if relevant. (Currently I have to approve the first comment you make, and from there on you’ve got auto-approval, but it does mean your comment may not show up immediately.)
If there’s anything else I can be reached at andreas<at>mobilitydojo