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• Making a case for tablets in the enterprise: Where they make sense

  Everyone's talking about tablets, and while these touch screen devices aren't an alternative to desktops, in certain cases, they can be handy in the enterprise. Continue Reading

• Can smartphones get viruses and spread them to the network?

  Today's powerful smartphones can sometimes spread viruses to the corporate network. Learn how it can happen and how to prevent it. Continue Reading

• Mobile patching is No. 1 challenge of mobile device security

  Lack of a systematic, efficient mobile patching process will likely be the biggest challenge of mobile device security. Continue Reading

• Accessing mobile unified communications with virtual desktops

  Running virtual desktops for mobile unified communications provides users across many platforms access to the same UC apps available on their laptops or desktops. Learn about the benefits and challenges of integrating virtual desktops, unified ... Continue Reading

• Understanding the basics of Blackberry Enterprise Server Express

  A BlackBerry may not be as hip as an iPhone or an Andriod, but the company's latest free server software could maintain its reign in the enterprise. Continue Reading

• Tablet security: Best practices for the tablet computer onslaught

  Tablets are taking the enterprise by storm, and tablet security is a major concern. Find out which mobile device security best practices you're already using can apply to tablets, and which you will need to revisit to keep tablets secure.Continue Reading

• Mobile security for tablet devices: Recognizing risk

  Tablet devices are flooding into the enterprise, disrupting IT support plans and mobile security practices. Find out the business benefits and potential risks tablet devices pose.Continue Reading

• Does Microsoft Kinect have a future in the enterprise?

  It may seem like just another toy, but with its sophisticated motion-sensing technologies, Microsoft Kinect may transform enterprise desktops.Continue Reading

• iPad security policy pointers for enterprise iPad endpoint integrity

  As enterprise iPad use increases, companies must make decisions about iPad security policy and how to enforce it. Lisa Phifer offers several tactics for ensuring iPad endpoint integrity.Continue Reading

• Step-by-Step: BES 5.0.2 installation on Exchange Server 2010

  BES 5.0.2 includes improved high availability and simplified management. However, the installation isn’t that simple. Learn the steps to deploy BES 5.0.2 in Exchange 2010.Continue Reading

• Efficient enterprise Wi-Fi coverage requires hybrid approach

  Enterprise Wi-Fi coverage is a key aspect of communications infrastructure planning as dual-mode smartphones and mobile handsets replace desk phones. Successful Wi-Fi strategies must incorporate hybrid technologies like DAS, femtocell and FMC.Continue Reading

• Does Windows Phone 7 make sense in the enterprise?

  Users may be tempted by Microsoft's shiny new smartphone platform, but Windows Phone 7 may not be the right choice for your enterprise.Continue Reading

• Security considerations for Windows Phone 7

  Windows Phone 7 is coming to a user near you -- regardless if your enterprise supports it or not. Make sure you prepare for this new threat to enterprise security.Continue Reading

• Mobile presence key to improving unified communications

  Presence is both a key feature and a key problem of unified communications systems. Busy workers rarely take the time to update their presence status so the technology is not used as intended. However, mobile presence is poised to change that. ...Continue Reading

• Enterprise tablet PC comparison: What to look for

  Many factors can influence the type of enterprise tablet PC you choose, from its screen size to how it fits into your mobile unified communications strategy. Learn which factors you should consider in your enterprise tablet PC comparison.Continue Reading