Colligo Launches Mobile SharePoint Content Management Platform
The Briefcase platform is available for Google Android and Apple's iOS mobile operating systems, as well as Windows 8 mobile devices.
Colligo Networks announced the launch of Briefcase, a mobile app for secure SharePoint content management for Google Android and Apple's Mac OS X and iOS platforms. The mobile collaboration solution also extends compatibility to Microsoft SharePoint 2013, Microsoft Office 2013, and Microsoft Windows 8 PCs and mobile devices. The company's Briefcase platform is designed to enable companies to solve the challenges of bring-your-own-device (BYOD) environments with a single solution that works across every platform, device and version of SharePoint, on-premises, in the cloud or in hybrid SharePoint environments. According to a recent survey by information management and collaboration research specialist AIIM, 90 percent of IT professionals reported that mobile device access to SharePoint does not satisfy or only partially satisfies their needs. Briefcase offers full offline support, metadata support, and sync and security capabilities that can help organizations embrace BYOD initiatives while maintaining control of their corporate data. Compatibility with most major mobile-device-management (MDM) solutions is coupled with Colligo's customization and deployment services. Colligo also provides integration between SharePoint and Microsoft Outlook or the desktop, for managing email, connected or offline, on both Windows and Mac. Advanced metadata support helps reduce corporate risk by ensuring content is accurately tagged and accessible. "Colligo is one of the vendors we track in the key enterprise collaboration space," Alan Pelz-Sharpe, research director for content management and collaboration at The 451 Group, said in a statement. "The ability to access any document on any device anywhere has long been considered the Holy Grail for document management. This sync ability is clearly a boon to those who are adherents to BYOD, and mobile information workers in general."






















