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Export Development Canada Installs Trellia Mobility Platform
[October 14, 2008]

Export Development Canada Installs Trellia Mobility Platform


(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
Trellia, a provider of mobility management software, announced that
Export Development Canada (EDC) deployed Trellia's solution to enable
seamless and secure 3G and Wi-Fi access for its mobile workforce.

EDC expects gains in productivity from its recently deployed mobile
worker platform. The platform leverages HP tablets, a Cisco VPN and
Trellia's Mobility Platform for automating device connectivity and
related security policies across all LAN, Wi-Fi and 3G networks.

EDC is Canada's export credit agency, offering financing, insurance and
risk management solutions to help Canadian exporters and investors
expand their international business. Every year, EDC's knowledge and
partnerships are used by over 6,400 Canadian companies and their
customers in up to 200 markets.

"Our mobile workers are mainly bankers, insurance experts and
consultants; and all require remote access to corporate applications,
files, e-mail, video conferencing and collaboration tools while on the
road visiting customers," said David McNulty, EDC's Telecommunications
& Desktop Services Manager. "EDC needed a globally scalable solution
that would simplify mobility for our end users while minimizing
mobility related support and access costs."

"EDC's decision to deploy Trellia globally, validates the need to unify
connectivity processes and related policies for successful enterprise
mobility initiatives," said Giovanni Forte, President and CEO of
Trellia. "As organizations leverage an increasingly complex mix of
wireless access, multiple 3G carriers and eventually WiMAX, the need to
simplify the end user experience becomes paramount to obtain the
expected productivity gains."


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