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| Week of 18 May 2009 |
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Interop wireless: Exploring enterprise wireless trends
The Interop wireless conference has expanded to include three tracks addressing wireless trends, covering everything from mobile app development to green mobile computing. |
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| Week of 08 Aug 2005 |
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Wireless deployments: Progress or politics?
EXCLUSIVE!
With political hostility surrounding wireless deployments heating up, one expert offers advice on wireless-enabling enterprise applications and avoiding hot button issues. |
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| Week of 25 Jul 2005 |
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Is wireless security pointless?
(SearchNetworking.com | 29 Jul 2005)
EXCLUSIVE!
Wireless threats are becoming so overhyped that some companies are taking a 'Just Say No' approach -- instead doing nothing to secure wireless access points installed by employees. |
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Wi-Fi finally safe for all enterprises
It's time to cast those enterprise wireless LAN security and management fears aside. An expert explains why Wi-Fi is finally a viable alternative to wired networks. |
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A helping hand in mobility planning
EXCLUSIVE!
Need help formulating a mobile device strategy? Sprint says its new consulting service can help, but experts explain why the offering is somewhat unusual. |
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| Week of 27 Jun 2005 |
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Standardization to improve Java device management
EXCLUSIVE!
The Java Community Process is working on specifications that should make it easier to manage Java-based devices in the enterprise. |
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| Week of 20 Jun 2005 |
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Tibco makes mobility play with Defywire
EXCLUSIVE!
Mobile home? The Tibco and Defywire partnership looks to bring the mobile workforce under the business process management umbrella. |
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| Week of 13 Jun 2005 |
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Feds beset by wireless security problems
EXCLUSIVE!
Wireless capabilities in all kinds of devices are creating ad hoc networks within federal agencies, setting the stage for problems that could affect many organizations. |
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Experts spot mobile malware warning signs
A mobile malware crisis may not may not be imminent, but it may only be a matter of time. Experts explain which warning signs to look out for. |
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