Mobility
Faced with the on-going challenge of meeting the needs of remote and mobile staff, organizations are becoming increasingly reliant upon mobile devices. The surge in the adoption rate of mobile solutions has led Compuware Changepoint to extend the mobile capabilities, by building a variety of mobile client options:
Compuware Changepoint Pocket PC Client
 The Changepoint Pocket PC client is a PDA-based disconnected client that provides users with wireless connectivity and remote synchronization by leveraging XML technology to transfer data to and from the server. Remote and mobile employees can utilize the Changepoint Pocket PC client to access relevant resource and customer information, status tasks for better project management and capture time and expense information to ensure more timely and accurate invoicing.
The Changepoint Pocket PC Client supports Pocket PC devices from Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, and new Pocket PC Phone Edition devices from T-Mobile and Siemens.
Compuware Changepoint Palm Client
  The Changepoint Palm Client is a PDA-based client designed for mobile users requiring off line access to critical information and relevant Changepoint functionality. Benefits of the Palm Client include:
- a Home Page view summarizing the latest status on tasks or expense report approvals
- the ability to track time and expenses at any time, from anywhere
- quick access to contact information and personal options without starting up a PC or creating a second address book
- the ability to view, status and comment on tasks to keep project teams up to date.
Changepoint's Palm offering consists of an application, databases and a conduit for synchronization.
Compuware Changepoint's Off Line Web Browser Client
 Changepoint's Off Line Web Browser Client provides pervasive self-serve usage for remote employees or those working with low-bandwidth connectivity through the Changepoint Web Browser interface. Offering the same basic capabilities as the Palm client, with the expanded ability to access reports and profile pages for off-line reference, the off-line browser client provides for client-side data storage and synchronization using XML record sets.
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