Comments on: Five enterprise apps for the iPhone

Among the throngs of iPhone tools available, five major enterprise vendors have emerged with mobile versions of their existing software products.

[Neil Wainwright]

I'd like to add our enterprise-ready Nexonia Expenses for iPhone. We have a full SaaS web-based system plus we have a full native iPhone client that can sync expense reports and receipt pictures. We support approval routing and even requested PDFs of your expense reports...all from the iPhone.

...Neil, CEO ([e-mail])

[Vegaman_Dan]

How have you been able to get around the lack of copy/paste in the unit? Any serious business application would require this simple functionality that even the first gen Palm or Apple's own Newton could do. Are you using a web-based service to do the copy / paste functionality?

[sugosugita]

Although it's entirely dependent upon your views of Apple, I for one like seeing more real-world business Apps available for the iPhone, and the (hopefully) related growth of their market share within the corporate environment.

A. B.
Davis Accounting Group

[sugosugita]

Although it's entirely dependent upon your views of Apple, I for one like seeing more real-world business Apps available for the iPhone, and the (hopefully) related growth of their market share within the corporate environment.

A. B.
Davis Accounting Group

[rshah29]

For those using Lotus Notes, GroupWise, Palm Desktop or ACT! by Sage: iClink on the App Store is a life saver. It syncs data two-ways.

[Seaspray0]

These applications were already available for other smartphones. They are just now being made available fo