Mobile Reach vs iQuate iQSonar comparison

iQSonar is a world-leading discovery solution
that drives operational excellence and bestin-class
inventory management in the data
center. It puts you in control of all your assets,
seeing through the complexity to help ensure
they are always optimized.
A revolution is taking place in the data
center that demands a new kind of discovery
solution. The way IT services are delivered
and consumed is changing rapidly, and you
need to understand quickly and accurately
what’s happening with the supporting
infrastructure to maximize the
opportunity.
You want the physical, virtual,
clustered and cloud-based assets
that give businesses a new scale
and agility, but you have to be ready
for the complexity that comes with
them.
iQSonar is a groundbreaking discovery
and dependency mapping solution
that gives unprecedented visibility of
relationships related to virtual and clustered
assets, and application dependencies across
ever-changing infrastructure. The depth and
breadth of iQSonar data will inform multiple
stakeholders and empower them to make
the right business decisions. 

The Mobile Reach platform is a best-in-class mobile enterprise application platform that allows organizations to easily extend enterprise applications to mobile users across a variety of mobile devices and form factors. Powering highly complex mobile workflows across the globe, Mobile Reach is a proven enterprise mobility solution that enables cross-platform mobile app development and deployment.
 
With industry leading levels of security, scalability, and end user adoption, IT departments in large corporations, federal agencies, and branches of the U.S. Military use Mobile Reach for device native mobile apps that connect to mission-critical backend systems. Standardize and scale mobility initiatives with low costs of ownership and administration. Mobile Reach supports a wide variety of mobile operating systems and technologies, including iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows and Windows Mobile, as well as laser scanning, RFID and NFC-enabled mobile devices.