Features

Features

• Why app wrapping is here to stay

  Some people predicted a short shelf life for app wrapping, but it's become a valuable mobile application management option for companies that want to skip out on extra app development.  Continue Reading

• WYOD arrives as wearables market matures

  Wearable devices might be the next big trend, but they still have limited functionality in the enterprise. As new use cases emerge, WYOD will gain more traction.  Continue Reading

• Why apps, not devices, are the key to mobile enablement

  Apperian's Alan Murray shares his perspective on the role of applications in enterprise mobility, the complexities of app refactoring and more.  Continue Reading

• Mobility brings new ways to tackle IT security threats

  Enterprise mobility has brought major changes to the way IT approaches security, especially when it comes to controlling network access.  Continue Reading

• The good, bad and ugly of Outlook apps for iOS and Android

  Outlook mobile applications for iOS and Android are here, but is that a good thing? Take a look at why users will love them and why IT might hesitate to endorse them.  Continue Reading

• Top 10 Citrix ShareFile features

  Attendees at Citrix Synergy 2015 learned about the top ShareFile features IT can’t live without, including XenMobile and Office 365 integration and optimization for virtual desktops.  Continue Reading

• Codeless development churns out simple in-house apps

  Not every company has the expertise on staff to meet all of its in-house app development needs through traditional app dev, but codeless development can help IT cover more ground.  Continue Reading

• Is the Apple Watch viable in the enterprise?

  The Apple Watch is the most anticipated smartwatch to date. Get to know its specs and features, and most importantly, whether the Apple Watch has any business relevance yet.  Continue Reading

• Why you need mobile infrastructure

  IT shops need to invest in modern mobile infrastructure to meet the growing demands of mobility in the enterprise.  Continue Reading

• Not all systems suit a mobile workflow

  Not every aspect of your IT environment can or should be mobilized. Consider whether employees will get any use out of it before going mobile with a business process.  Continue Reading

• Enterprise app stores give IT control over access, monitoring

  Companies that deploy enterprise app stores are discovering the advantages of avoiding public stores, including added control, security and monitoring capabilities.  Continue Reading

• Inside the new enterprise mobile technology stack

  There's no shortage of mobile app dev platforms, management suites and backup products. Successful businesses need to make them work well together.  Continue Reading

• Enterprises turn to MADPs for in-house mobile apps

  Even if your organization has developers on staff, app dev is challenging. MADPs can help enterprises build and deploy the mobile apps their employees want and need.  Continue Reading

• Mobile app security and usability can coexist

  It might not seem like it, but you can make security and usability play nice when it comes to mobile applications. Get security staff involved in app dev early on.  Continue Reading

• Meeting the demands of mobility with DevOps best practices

  More companies are turning to DevOps to help develop, provision and manage mobile applications, but a solid DevOps strategy can be challenging.  Continue Reading