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Tablets Will Cross the Tipping Point to become Serious Business Tools in 2014
Compared to PCs, tablets have faced severe limitations as a primary productivity tool for business. In fact, tablets have historically provided only a small fraction of the functionality businesses count on from desktop PCs and laptops. That will change in … Continue reading
BYOD is a red herring!
Vendors plaster it all over their websites, touting how they solve the BYOD problem better than the next vendor. If you put BYOD in the title of your webcast, show session, white paper, or anything else, you are sure to … Continue reading
Users have made their move – now it’s your turn IT
For users of mobile technology, the decision has been made, and they are happy. Users are eagerly buying up the gadgets of their choice to use for personal productivity and entertainment. Now they can keep in contact with their family … Continue reading
Who will win the mobile war?
No, I don’t mean the battle of the determined users of mobile technology versus the IT organizations that are desperately trying to keep company data protected and secure. I think we already know how that will turn out – users … Continue reading
Optimal Enterprise Mobility Strategy?
ClickSoftware’s Mobilefever blog asks: How Can Companies Develop An Optimal Enterprise Mobility Strategy? What would be the single most important piece of advice you would give to companies regarding developing an optimal Enterprise mobility strategy? (all answers found here – … Continue reading
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Tagged BYOD, mobile, mobile apps, mobile security, mobile strategy, mobility
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Survey Shows Costs, Benefits of Mobile Adoption
Enjoy the benefits of mobility while minimizing the drawbacks Symantec’s 2013 State of Mobility Survey uncovered two distinct groups among businesses that have implemented mobility. One group could be called the Innovators. They are willing to take a chance as … Continue reading
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Tagged BYOD, mobile, mobile apps, mobile security, mobility, smartphones, tablets
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Mobile innovation is moving from hardware to software
… are organizations ready? Mobility is arriving at a plateau. The very fact that the iPhone 5 was met with more of a mixed reaction than previous iterations is testament to the fact that it is not enough for a … Continue reading
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Tagged applications, mobile, mobile apps, mobile device management, mobility, smartphones, State of Mobility, tablets
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Enabling Mobile Productivity Without Sacrificing Protection
Businesses today are dealing with incredible advances in mobile device technology, massive adoption of smart devices and an unstoppable BYOD trend. In response, most enterprises have multiple mobility initiatives spread across their organization – some focused on mobile email, some … Continue reading
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Tagged BYOD, COIT, COPE, mobile, mobile apps, mobile management, mobile security, mobility, Symantec
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Symantec builds an ecosystem of mobile apps
Businesses today are relying more on mobility than ever before. With more people working in multiple locations, at various times, and on a number of different devices, companies are trying to determine the best way to enable mobile productivity without … Continue reading
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Tagged BYOD, mobile, mobile apps, mobile management, mobile security, mobility, Symantec
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Mobility survey results
The following was reprinted in Network World. The enterprise mobility revolution by the numbers (and the security implications) By Brian Duckering, Senior Manager, Endpoint Management and Mobility, Symantec, special to Network World 02:50 PM ET05 July, 2012 Ready or not, the … Continue reading
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Tagged enterprise mobility, mobile, mobile apps, mobile device management, mobility, Network World, smartphones, tablets
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