Evaluate

Evaluate

Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.

• Samsung vs. Apple: Mobility partnerships hold the key for Samsung

  Samsung has formed a number of partnerships in an effort to compete with Apple in the enterprise marketplace. We look at how each one could affect the enterprise. Continue Reading

• Get to know Android for Work profiles and productivity features

  Now that Android for Work is out, we dig into the features of the program’s work profiles and productivity apps. Continue Reading

• Q&A: COPE model can't match benefits of BYOD

  In this Q&A, wireless and mobile advisor Craig Mathias of Farpoint Group discusses why he thinks BYOD is the superior mobility model to COPE. Continue Reading

• What's motivating enterprise tablet adoption?

  In a survey of over 2,200 IT pros, respondents ranked eight driving factors behind enterprise tablet adoption. We turned the results into an easy-to-digest infographic. Continue Reading

• Windows 10 cross-device apps will sway enterprise hardware decisions

  New mobility features in Windows 10 will work best with the company's own devices. That might be enough to influence enterprise PC and tablet preferences. Continue Reading

• What are the key ingredients of a corporate mobility policy?

  There’s more to going mobile than just deploying and supporting devices. Enterprises should understand the fundamentals of mobile device policy.Continue Reading

• Social collaboration software doubles as email replacement

  Email has long been the go-to platform for enterprise communication, but one healthcare company discovered it could boost productivity by spurning the old standby.Continue Reading

• BYOD policies should balance user needs and mobile security

  Bring your own device (BYOD) policies are a good way to get mobility off the ground, but they‘re not a magic pill. Every organization needs to clearly lay out its expectations for mobile workers, regardless of who owns their devices, in order to ...Continue Reading

• Three iOS enterprise features IT still needs

  There's a reason why iOS is so widely used in the enterprise, but IT pros have identified a few features they still need to achieve peak functionality.Continue Reading

• Is Apple Touch ID security ready for enterprise adoption?

  Touch ID is now available for integration into native iOS and third-party applications, opening up a wide array of uses. Now, the ball is in enterprise IT's court.Continue Reading

• Enterprise mobility management features, pricing comparison

  With all the EMM products out there, we took a look at major vendors and compared services and prices side by side.Continue Reading

• Apple's iOS 8 MDM features get IT and users on the same page

  Apple set out on a dual mission with iOS 8, expanding device management and security, but also trying to win over users with transparency about MDM.Continue Reading

• Apple Device Enrollment Program streamlines deployment, MDM

  The Apple Device Enrollment Program allows IT pros to automate deployment, and they can also preset mandatory MDM configurations out of the box.Continue Reading

• Mobile app support should outweigh device preferences

  Don't let consumer popularity cloud your decision-making process when it comes to enterprise device options. Mobile app support is a far more important consideration.Continue Reading

• Windows and mobile apps must be different to be successful

  Mobile apps have different use cases and less real estate than desktop apps do. Mobile apps that follow in PC apps' footsteps are doomed to fail.Continue Reading