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Samsung Targeting Businesses with Solutions Exchange

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Sep 25, 2013, 8:00 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Samsung today announced the Samsung Solutions Exchange, a new suite of services that builds on its Samsung For Enterprise (SAFE) smartphones and tablets. The Exchange is meant to help Samsung's enterprise customers get the most out of their mobile devices. The Solutions Exchange includes products and services from third-party developers that businesses can adopt to suit their own needs. Through the Exchange, Samsung is offering its main device SDK, which includes more than 1,000 APIs that businesses can use to create productivity apps around functions such as the S Pen, IR blaster, advanced multi-window, screen mirroring and NFC. Samsung Solutions Exchange can focus on verticals, such as healthcare or financial services, and will provide differentiated solutions based on its individual customers' needs.

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