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      <title>New for Developers in Madrid: Mobile Offline</title>
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      <description>Offline for Mobile As promised we will cover more of the Madrid mobile features. Today we will look at the ability to configure and use offline abilities in the new mobile application. Offline on mobile devices opens up the locations and types of applications that can be deployed to your workforce.
The offline mode must be installed by ServiceNow, which means you need to use HI to request the plugin for customer instances.</description>
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