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Modern Mobility
A blog for business leaders, IT pros and developers who want to get the most out of enterprise mobility management, mobile applications and mobile infrastructure.
Recent Posts
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XenMobile MAM covers all bases as Citrix joins AppConfig Community
- Editorial Director 09 Mar 2018 -
IT can block iOS updates in iOS 11.3 — finally!
- Editorial Director 25 Jan 2018 -
Samsung profits dip as users hold onto smartphones longer
- Assistant Site Editor 16 Nov 2017
XenMobile MAM now supports AppConfig Community standards, in addition to Citrix's proprietary MDX toolkit and Office 365 MAM through the Intune Graph API.
Apple admins have long dreamed of the day when they could block iOS updates. With the iOS 11.3 update, that day will soon be here for supervised devices.
Samsung profits for its mobile business slid backwards in quarter three sales. Samsung is using this opportunity to boost investments in high-end products.
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CEO of BlackBerry downplays enterprise mobility management
- Editorial Director 15 Nov 2017 -
MobileIron CEO out in favor of CFO: Why now?
- Editorial Director 19 Oct 2017 -
Is shadow IT really that bad?
- Site Editor 13 Oct 2017 -
Apple iOS 11 Mail app bug hits business users hard
- Assistant Site Editor 20 Sep 2017 -
Face ID and Apple Watch 3 enterprise issues to start thinking about
- Editorial Director 13 Sep 2017 -
Digital transformation trends put EUC in the spotlight
- Executive Editor 23 Aug 2017 -
Apple Watch LTE connectivity is right on time
- News Writer 10 Aug 2017
John Chen, CEO of BlackBerry, says he wants to focus on overall enterprise security, not enterprise mobility management. Read more from the BlackBerry Security Summit.
The departure of MobileIron CEO Barry Mainz and the appointment of the CFO as his successor raise questions about the standalone EMM vendor's future.
Shadow IT can be a good thing if users communicate their needs with IT, and administrators listen. But security still needs to be top of mind.
The native iOS 11 email app has a bug that won't let it send email for users of Outlook.com, Office 365 and Exchange 2016 on Windows Server 2016.
IT may have to pay more attention to Apple Watch 3 enterprise management now that the device isn't tied to an iPhone. Face ID enterprise security is another concern.
SAN DIEGO -- Not that long ago, many people in IT weren't familiar with the term end-user computing -- despite the fact that delivering technical resources to end users and customers is essentially ...
Apple is about to address a huge drawback of the Apple Watch by giving it LTE connectivity so it can access the internet without Wi-Fi or a tethered iPhone.
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Three VMware EUC predictions for VMworld 2017
- Editorial Director 07 Aug 2017 -
Apple earnings growth comes from transition to services
- News Writer 04 Aug 2017 -
Why smartphone technology won't ever replace PCs
- News Writer 31 Jul 2017 -
Former Citrix CEO defends company against VMware
- Editorial Director 12 Jul 2017 -
BlackBerry software business takes a hit
- Editorial Director 26 Jun 2017
VMworld hasn't exactly been known for its major EUC news in recent years. For someone who remembers the days when the event's second-day keynotes were devoted to end-user computing (EUC), it's been ...
The transition of many tech giants into software and services vendors was apparent during Apple earnings on Tuesday night. The biggest tech company in the world, known for the Mac, iPhone and iPad, ...
Since the release of the iPhone in 2007, smartphone technology has become so advanced that the devices really are mini computers. But that doesn't mean they'll replace actual PCs. Innovations to ...
Sanjay Poonen, VMware's chief operating officer, actively promotes his company on Twitter -- sometimes at the expense of competitors. In the past few weeks, Poonen tweeted a news story about ...
BlackBerry's reinvention as a software company isn't going so well. The BlackBerry software business shrunk in the first quarter, falling short of analysts' expectations in the process. Those ...