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- December 13, 2016
13 Dec'16
Mobile app dev skills pull in big money
If you're a mobile application guru, prepare to make bank. Experience building mobile apps can earn technology pros an average salary of $147,000, according to research by Paysa.com, a professional ...
- December 12, 2016
12 Dec'16
Google drops 'Android for Work' name
Android for Work is no more -- in name only. When Google debuted its secure containerization APIs in 2015, the "Android for Work" name identified which devices shipped with these capabilities and ...
- December 06, 2016
06 Dec'16
It's up to IT to make end-user computing easy
It's part of IT's job to deal with end users who aren't tech-savvy. The latest research says it may be a bigger part of the job than most people realize. About two-thirds of people aged 16 to 65 ...
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- December 02, 2016
02 Dec'16
Mobility in manufacturing fights an uphill battle
The challenges of adopting mobility in manufacturing are unique, compared with other industries. Outdated machinery makes it difficult to connect to new technology, for instance.
- November 21, 2016
21 Nov'16
New SDK helps iOS developers get to the meat of SAP mobile apps
Following the announcement of their partnership six months ago, Apple and SAP roll out preview versions of their SDK and tools to teach developers to build SAP apps for iOS.
- November 20, 2016
20 Nov'16
Mobile security is top priority for 2017
With the rise of multifactor authentication and updates to Apple iOS security, there is a lot to look forward to next year. Four experts gaze into the enterprise mobility crystal ball. Patrick ...
- November 17, 2016
17 Nov'16
Citrix ShareFile updates let businesses ditch paper processes
Citrix will roll out a few ShareFile updates on its web app that allow users to request approvals and e-signatures on digital documents.
- November 14, 2016
14 Nov'16
Never say die: Another BlackBerry smartphone is on the way
BlackBerry smartphones aren't a thing of the past just yet. The company plans to release at least one more smartphone, which will feature its trademark physical keyboard, CEO John Chen said in an ...
- November 11, 2016
11 Nov'16
Year in review: What mattered in 2016?
As 2016 comes to a close, it’s a good time to reflect on what we’ve learned over the past year. What are the major trends that have dominated the end-user computing industry? Who are the biggest ...
- November 07, 2016
07 Nov'16
2017 predictions: PCs push mobile market in new directions
For years it seemed like mobile devices would dictate the future of IT. Mobility is certainly a huge part of what's next, but it may not be the real trailblazer. "For the most part the mobile ...
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- October 27, 2016
27 Oct'16
PowWow buys StarMobile as app refactoring market looks up
One of the last app refactoring vendors in a shrinking market, PowWow Mobile will acquire StarMobile. IT shops looking to modernize legacy apps can benefit from the combined platforms.
- October 27, 2016
27 Oct'16
Active Directory management gets easier with mobile apps for IT admins
Software vendors are increasingly offering admin-facing mobile apps, allowing IT to use their mobile devices to remotely manage users. Take ADManager Plus for Active Directory management, for example.
- October 25, 2016
25 Oct'16
New Capriza apps let businesses skip the development line
Capriza identified the most common approval workflows that businesses need in their mobile apps, and offers pre-made apps to make mobilizing those processes easier.
- October 19, 2016
19 Oct'16
Bill Belichick does not like tablets
During the New England Patriots' Oct. 2 loss, cameras caught head coach Bill Belichick throwing a Microsoft Surface Pro 4. Belichick was justifiably upset with his players' performance, but there ...
- October 05, 2016
05 Oct'16
Windows 10 piques IT interest in 2-in-1 devices
Organizations that want to offer employees portability and PC functionality are turning toward 2-in-1 devices. Microsoft Surface devices are at the top of the heap.