Features

Features

• 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.  Continue Reading

• 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.  Continue Reading

• Apple Watch not quite ready for the enterprise

  Apple Watch enterprise use cases are still evolving. One expert says it will take at least another year to optimize Apple's smartwatch for business use.  Continue Reading

• Learn the fundamentals of Android app security

  Android is one of the most widely used mobile operating systems, but its openness and diversity create application security challenges. Learn what IT can do to fight back.  Continue Reading

• MADPs simplify app development but limit customization

  MADPs offer reusable code and cross-platform capabilities to make app building easy, but there are some downsides like vendor lock-in and limitations because of OS standards.  Continue Reading

• EFSS combats consumer cloud storage risks

  Companies wrestle with the security concern of using consumer cloud storage, but there are enterprise file sync-and-share options out there that users and IT can both love.  Continue Reading

• Drive mobile value by moving beyond basic apps

  Accenture Mobility's Nisha Sharma shares why enterprises are moving beyond basic apps to mobilize more business-critical applications.  Continue Reading

• Apple iOS 9's iPad features will benefit business users

  The latest iOS version will open up new multitasking and productivity features for tablet users. Apple is also revamping its Volume Purchase Program.  Continue Reading

• LG G4 features practical design for business users

  This Android smartphone doesn't get fancy. What makes the LG G4 stand apart from others on the market is a flexible battery, practical features and strong display.  Continue Reading

• Why HTML5 apps are ideal for enterprise mobility

  Native applications still rule the roost on the consumer side, but there's no denying that HTML5 apps are well-suited for the enterprise, providing the adaptability necessary to meet workers' needs.  Continue Reading

• No mobile application developers? Turn to low-code tools

  With so many enterprises looking to adopt mobile apps, it's getting harder to find qualified developers, but the vendor market is adjusting to provide IT with tools to simplify mobile app dev.  Continue Reading

• Deciding whether to build or buy enterprise mobile apps isn't easy

  Applications are the centerpiece of mobility, but should you develop them in house, purchase existing apps or modify third-party apps? Each method has its pros and cons.  Continue Reading

• 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