The Anatomy of the IBM MobileFirst Platform

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IBM MobileFirst Platform explained on 1 presentation slide by Curtis Miles



 This is a simple run through of the Anatomy of the MobileFirst Platform chart that is typically used to describe all the things that the MobileFirst Platform does.

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