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In the design and development of mobile applications, there are significant technical and technological difficulties associated with the integration of these applications into a single information landscape of the enterprise, and supporting for various versions of mobile operating systems. The above-identified difficulties affect the cost of mobile application development as well as the cost of ownership of these systems.In addition, there is no rapid response to new market challenges and perspectives for business development. The aim of this work is to develop a flexible method for seamless integration of mobile applications and corporate information systems. The proposed method gives solution for integration using visual programming approach, which provides a unified model for design, development, and deployment of mobile applications for different mobile platforms as well as providing flexible data models and scenarios for integration with a wide range of data sources and corporate information systems. Subject Categories [C.1.4 Parallel Architectures]:Mobile processors;[C.2.1 Network Architecture and Design]: Wireless Communication ; H.4 Information System Applications General Terms Mobile Applications; Information Systems; Corporate Communication; Enterprise Design;

Development of the Method for Integration of Mobile Applications and Corporate Information Systems