The RFgen Mobile Framework manages all of the communications required between devices and the back-end enterprise system(s) in a manner that provides for the guaranteed delivery of information. The RFgen Mobile Framework acts as a gateway for all client requests, working on their behalf to serve up real-time, on-demand information as well as managing the processing of remote transactions into the enterprise environment.

Using an advanced, n-tiered, client server architecture, the RFgen Mobile Framework enables the easy deployment of complex, reliable and scaleable solutions even where single applications or transactions might span multiple back-end systems. RFgen also offers built-in support for transaction management, data synchronization, data replication, user and device security, error handling, device management, and more. Depending upon transaction volumes and user data requests, RFgen automatically self-tunes its performance to provide optimal response times throughout the workday. Whether its hundreds of users or tens of thousands of transactions, the RFgen Mobile Framework has a rock-solid track record of reliability and fast performance.

RFgen also provides an easy-to-use administration interface that allows IT personnel to actively track all functions occurring within their mobile and wireless environment. All RFgen sessions are displayed showing the user and application currently being executed and provide the added capability of displaying an interactive mirror of the users screen. This interactive capability allows IT personnel to actively monitor what is occurring on the device as it’s being used as well as to remotely support the user in the case of any problems.

The RFgen Mobile Framework's device management architecture is also self-supporting. This means it can be configured to automatically check for new application changes, new content, or even new client updates, all without any user interaction necessary; this built-in self-supporting architecture enables the quick and easy flow of updates and revisions to devices deployed anywhere in the world.