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IPCU
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IPCUiPhone Configuration Utility
IPCUInternet Packet Core Utility
IPCUIntensive Psychiatric Care Unit
IPCUIntensive Palliative Care Unit (patient care)
IPCUIon Propulsion Control Unit
IPCUInsolvency Practitioner Compliance Unit (UK)
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lt;p>For some time now, Apple's offered its free iPhone Configuration Utility for Windows and Mac that lets IT set up and install configuration profiles on iPhones in BlackBerry-like breadth.
Can you manage an iPhone like a BlackBerry? by Network World Middle East
KACE's new iPhone support complements Apple's iPhone Configuration Utility, providing centralized and easy management of multiple configuration profiles and tools to apply them based on policies across the enterprise.
KACE Announces Industry's First iPhone Systems Management Solution ... by Business Wire
lt;p>For some time now, Apple's offered its free iPhone Configuration Utility for Windows and Mac that lets IT set up and install configuration profiles on iPhones in BlackBerry-like breadth.
Can you manage an iPhone like a BlackBerry? by Network World Middle East
 
 
 
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