History
The company was formed after the San Jose, California, based Pumatech acquired the Alpharetta, Georgia based Synchrologic in late 2003 and renamed itself in 2004. The company has won several awards for its mobile software and data synchronization software. On 31 January 2006, stockholder approval was secured for Intellisync to be acquired by Nokia. On 10 February 2006, Nokia formally completed its acquisition of Intellisync. Nokia has announced that the IntelliSync Desktop product has been discontinued and the last date available to order the product is 19 July 2008. Product support will be provided thru 19 July 2010 if eligible for support.Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite remains a key product of Nokia Email strategy.
On 29 September 2008 Nokia announced that it plans to cease developing or marketing its own behind-the-firewall business mobility solutions (Intellisync Mobility Product Suite). The appropriate technologies and expertise will be reallocated to Nokia’s new consumer push e-mail service. Going forward, Nokia plans to form its enterprise solutions offering by combining Nokia devices and applications with software solutions from industry leading enterprise vendors such as Microsoft, IBM, Cisco and others.
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