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Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2013 12:27:36 -0800 (PST)
From: jnc <ssscal@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Puffin Browser for Flex
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There will be use cases which suit Puffin and some which do not

1. Very low data entry apps where user logs in and then clicks radio buttons
check boxes 
and selects some dates and then view reports or charts is best 

Timesheet data entry is light and employees travelling or on tour can easily
use this.

2. Heavy data entry is anyway unsuitable for tablets and smartphones and
such apps best Windows/Mac via Chrome/Safari/Mozilla on desktops

3. "Legacy" Flex3 Flex 4.n apps may have use cases or there are no budgets
for AIR mobile conversion.
AIR Mobile does not support many MX controls and so Puffin is good choice
for this case

4. It does not work on private intranets

5. As it is cloud based cloudmosa.com can be an insecurity question 
as stuff travels through them. This may be from few technically minded
clients.

If APP is not banking or finance only MIS, is mostly read-only info then
objection not strong.

Uploads and updates and heavy data entry can be done from Windows/Macs via
Chrome/Safari etc
Moreover we can use Google TOTP 
So the seed known only to RDBMS server and user's mobile Google
Authenticator
is a level that 3rd party cannot ever know.

6. Puffin interface very nice like the RDP clients.
There is pinch and zoom so it is easy to click on date fields, check boxes
etc.

Regards
-jnc


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