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The good and bad of supporting Apple devices
As more consumers bring Apple products into the workplace, IT needs to manage and support users' smartphones and tablets, along with the iOS operating system. To further complicate matters, Apple constantly changes and upgrades its products, and it doesn't always add all the management and security features that IT needs. This issue of Modern Mobility explores the consumer giant's place in the enterprise and how IT can better manage and secure iOS devices.
Readers can also take an in-depth look at application refactoring technology, which aims to help IT departments modernize legacy Windows and Web apps. Our columnists weigh in on the future of the Internet of Things and dual-persona technology. And Dell's director of end-user computing talks about enterprise mobile security issues in this month's Q&A.
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Features in this issue
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Apple in the enterprise: A force to be reckoned with
Businesses forced to confront the flood of users' Apple devices struggle with management and security, despite the benefits iPhones and iPads bring to employees.
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Refactoring turns legacy software into modern apps
It can be tough to transform traditional business processes into mobile apps, but refactoring technology helps IT bring more modern apps to fruition.
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Cloud services increase risk of mobile data loss
Many users access cloud services from their mobile devices, only increasing the risk that corporate data leaks through services such as Dropbox or Google Drive.
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Future of Microsoft rests on Windows' success in the mobile era
With a shifting smartphone business and big changes in the latest Windows OS, Microsoft's next moves will define its future as a business.
Columns in this issue
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Why the IoT trend won't revolutionize IT
The IoT trend faces numerous obstacles, even as it promises to affect the way we do everything from eat to work to drive.
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Do you really need dual persona mobile devices?
Dual persona can help IT separate work from play on mobile devices, but not all users will benefit from this isolation.
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