Changing mobile computing platforms can be more complex than expected. Applications developed for Android may still depend on proprietary SDKs, APIs and configuration frameworks, making a hardware change time-consuming and technically challenging.
The Move to Datalogic Tool helps customers and ISVs bring existing Android enterprise applications to Datalogic devices. By bridging supported third-party integrations and their Datalogic equivalents, it helps minimize changes to application code and configurations.
Your existing software investment should support your next hardware decision. Move to Datalogic is designed to reduce the effort involved in changing mobile computing platforms, helping you reuse existing applications and reduce dependence on proprietary vendor frameworks.
• Reduce migration effort and development time
• Reuse existing Android applications when moving to Datalogic
• Minimize changes to application code and configurations
• Gain greater flexibility when selecting enterprise mobile computers
Choose your next devices with greater confidence, while building on the applications your business already uses.
Platform-specific API calls can make an Android application dependent on a particular device vendor.
Move to Datalogic automatically maps common SDK methods from supported third-party platforms to their Datalogic equivalents. Instead of manually identifying and replacing those calls throughout the application, developers can use the tool to help translate supported integrations into corresponding Datalogic functionality.
This helps reduce repetitive development work and simplifies the transition to Datalogic devices.
Moving to a new device platform also means managing the configurations that shape how applications interact with the hardware.
Move to Datalogic translates intent-based configurations from supported third-party platforms into Datalogic Application Policies and Intent Wedge settings.
By translating these configurations into their Datalogic equivalents, the tool helps preserve existing application behavior while reducing manual configuration changes during migration.
