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- April 06, 2016
06 Apr'16
Why BlackBerry won't save its hardware business
BlackBerry's phone business is struggling, and with a make-or-break deadline looming, history is not on the company's side. BlackBerry sold about 600,000 phones in the quarter ending Feb. 29, and ...
- April 06, 2016
06 Apr'16
Apple-IBM partnership thrives on iOS app design
Apple has taken IBM's mobility strategy to the next level, says Big Blue exec Phil Buckellew. He explains how Apple's Swift language and IBM Watson factor into the partnership.
- April 04, 2016
04 Apr'16
IT credentials must meet demand of 'mobility zealots'
More mobile administrators are seeking IT certifications to show off their expertise. Security is a critical part of learning the ins and outs of enterprise mobility.
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- March 31, 2016
31 Mar'16
Kinvey, Kony bring enterprise mobile app development, analytics tools
Updates to Kony's enterprise mobile app development platform can help IT build mobile apps quickly and easily, and a new mobile analytics tool from Kinvey helps admins keep tabs on app performance.
- March 29, 2016
29 Mar'16
Citrix has abandoned Dynamic Containerization for public apps
Remember last year's Citrix Synergy, where Citrix previewed new technology that could containerize any mobile app on the fly? It really got people talking. Typically, developers have to build ...
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The Future of Work: AI Assisting Humans to be More Productive
Sponsored by Citrix - Is artificial intelligence (AI) coming to take our jobs? That’s what a recent Forbes article posited, noting that it’s time for humans to have that conversation as to whether AI is friend or foe. But while think tanks ponder the coming of the Matrix, IT professionals and those in lines of business might be better served to think differently about AI—particularly about how it will help us do our jobs better. See More
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How IT and HR can Partner to Deliver a Better Employee Experience
Sponsored by Citrix - With the U.S. economy chugging along, unemployment is at historic low levels. Good, right? It’s great for the workforce, but for employers maybe not so much. Low unemployment numbers translate to talent shortages, and in an environment where the next great job is right around the corner, attracting—and keeping—labor of all types and at all levels can become problematic. See More
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Why IT Must Break Down Silos as Part of its Digital Transformation Initiative
Sponsored by Citrix - In the past, IT’s reality was based on silos. The desktop team managed desktops, the mobile team managed and tracked mobile devices (which were mostly corporate owned), and the IT budget sat squarely with IT or the CIO. Then came the smartphone. See More
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Why the Citrix-Microsoft Relationship Will Enhance Digital Workspace Solutions for Customers
Sponsored by Citrix - One of the most important megatrends impacting IT organizations is the move to fewer, more comprehensive technology platforms for delivering critical components of IT infrastructure. This makes perfect sense, as it frees IT from having to work across multiple vendors and their unique technology silos simply to deploy a key platform or service―saving innumerable hours and resources. Some vendors have finally recognized this demand and are now working more closely together to enable greatly improved efficiency for the IT teams deploying, managing and enhancing these platforms. See More
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- March 25, 2016
25 Mar'16
IT welcomes common mobile application management features
Developing apps based on native, OS-level mobile application management features is a step in the right direction toward standardizing the technology.
- March 24, 2016
24 Mar'16
Virtual reality devices are the next generation of computing, IDC says
BOSTON -- When evaluating wearables, IT can't leave out augmented and virtual reality devices, which are poised to have a major effect on the enterprise. The wearables market overall will see ...
- March 24, 2016
24 Mar'16
Apple wants the new 9.7-inch iPad Pro to replace PCs, but businesses don't
Apple's really pushing the idea that the iPad Pro can replace a PC, but not everyone is on board -- especially in the business world. At this week's launch of the new 9.7-inch iPad Pro, Apple noted ...
- March 22, 2016
22 Mar'16
Smaller iPhone SE has 'compelling' business use cases
Apple's smaller iPhone SE will have a role in the business world. Experts debate whether the 9.7-inch iPad Pro can replace a Windows PC, however.
- March 21, 2016
21 Mar'16
Are the iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro too small for business users?
As Apple announced several new devices at its March media event, the staff of TechTarget’s End-User Computing Media Group took to Slack and discussed the company’s new iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad ...
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- March 21, 2016
21 Mar'16
Apperian CEO: Mobile app adoption hinges on usability
When it comes to deploying mobile apps, user experience is just as important as security, Apperian CEO Brian Day says. Plus, he explains why MDM isn't dead.
- March 10, 2016
10 Mar'16
IT battles the top three mobile security threats
These common mobile security threats are rapidly growing due to user negligence, and because IT doesn't always know the best ways to combat them.
- March 09, 2016
09 Mar'16
MobileIron CEO: Mobility means more than just secure email apps
MobileIron's new CEO says the goal of enterprise mobility is to transform business processes, but it's hard to support so many different devices.
- March 09, 2016
09 Mar'16
Mobile apps should rely on contextual data, analytics
To really serve mobile users, IT needs to provide apps that take advantage of contextual data -- and then analyze that data in the cloud.
- March 09, 2016
09 Mar'16
These mobile data security threats are more than just hype
Some risks to mobile data security might keep admins up at night, but there are others IT can rest easy about.