AT&T Powered Samsung Galaxy Distributed at m3 Mobility Exchange

Android-powered 4G LTE Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 with AT&T service were distributed to the attendees of m3 Mobility Exchange.

This three day networking and business information exchange event in San Diego, CA. was sponsored by Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile) and AT&T.

m3 Mobility Exchange was attended by C-level mobile decision makers who focused on health, finance and retail, the three key vertical segments within the mobile landscape.

Both Samsung and AT&T invited a select group of guests from leading Fortune 1000 companies to the Grand Del Mar resort in San Diego. Those who attended this event were introduced to groundbreaking wireless solutions for their organizations.

Attendees also had a chance to listen to Samsung and AT&T keynote addresses and attended vertical panel discussions as well as one-on-one meetings.

In addition to the complimentary Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9, attendees also received a robust collection of pre-loaded enterprise applications, including ProntoForms, Box.net, Quickoffice Pro and Pyxis Mobile.

“We are sponsoring this year’s m3 Mobility Exchange to showcase our initial SAFE solutions to a subset of customers and partners in the healthcare, retail and finance sectors,” said Tim Wagner, vice president and general manager of Enterprise Sales for Samsung Mobile. “In 2012, we plan to aggressively expand the SAFE umbrella to include a wider range of enterprise solutions across many more Samsung devices in addition to the Galaxy S II smartphones and Galaxy Tab tablet line. Our proactive approach to meeting the current and future needs our of enterprise customers with initiatives like SAFE makes Samsung Mobile the ideal partner for mobile solutions.”

“As one of the premier worldwide providers of mobile communications services and solutions, we look forward to sharing our vision of the mobile enterprise with the attendees of m3 Mobility Exchange this week,” said Mobeen Khan, executive director, Advanced Mobility Solutions, AT&T Business Solutions.

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