Apple iOS in the enterprise
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BYOD vs. CYOD vs. COBO vs. COPE
As the volume of mobile devices worldwide continues to grow explosively, mobile management strategies are becoming a top priority for enterprises. Uncover the key differences between mobile management techniques including BYOD, CYOD, COBO, and COPE – and learn which one can yield the most effective results for your organization.
Apple iOS in the enterprise News
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October 16, 2020
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Oct'20
5G isn't for the iPhone 12 buyer
U.S. carriers are years away from delivering reliable 5G service nationwide, so the supporting technology in the iPhone 12 is not a reason to buy Apple's latest smartphone.
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September 16, 2020
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Sep'20
Faster iPads unveiled at Apple Event
At this week's Apple Event, the company unveiled an iPad Air powered by the company's fastest A14 processor. Apple also introduced the eighth-generation iPad.
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September 14, 2020
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Sep'20
Android 11 release raises separation of work, personal data
The new Android 11 release keeps work and personal information separate, while limited permissions give users greater control of their data.
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September 08, 2020
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Sep'20
Lower prices could bolster declining global smartphone sales
Lower prices, the buildout of 5G networks and the eventual need for device replacement could help pull global smartphone sales out of their current funk.
Apple iOS in the enterprise Get Started
Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content
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New iOS 14 features that mobile admins should be excited for
With the impending release of iOS 14, mobile admins should learn the advancements that iOS 14 can offer and how the features can make a major difference in the enterprise. Continue Reading
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Apple iOS
Apple iOS is a proprietary mobile operating system that runs on mobile devices such as the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Continue Reading
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New Apple MDM terms iOS admins should know
Apple introduced a new BYOD-friendly management mode for iOS and macOS and renamed the existing Apple MDM modes. Get up to speed with the three new terms. Continue Reading
Evaluate Apple iOS in the enterprise Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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8 JNUC 2019 sessions that will help iOS admins
At JNUC 2019, Apple admins gather to discuss their management practices, issues and success stories. Mobile admins who manage iPhones should look into these sessions. Continue Reading
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Buy the best enterprise smartphones and tablets for your business
Constantly changing mobile device technology creates challenging decisions for enterprise buyers. Learn how to find the best smartphones and tablets for your staff. Continue Reading
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How to choose the right mobile device for business
Explore three criteria to look at when evaluating which mobile device is best suited for your organization. These include ease of use, as well as security and tablets vs. smartphones. Continue Reading
Manage Apple iOS in the enterprise
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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Top iOS 13 mobile device management features for IT
The new iOS 13 mobile device management features Apple introduced help IT with device enrollment and other tasks, but IT must determine how these features fit into its plans. Continue Reading
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How does the aggressive iOS 13 RAM management affect UX?
Apple's iOS 13 comes with RAM management that may terminate mobile apps that aren't in use. Apple has somewhat addressed this with updates, but some of the core issues remain. Continue Reading
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How to install root CA certificates on iPhones and iPads
Apple iPads and iPhones can connect securely to enterprise networks, but IT admins need to install root certificates or CA certificates to the devices first. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Apple iOS in the enterprise Issues
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Ping of death: What is it and how is Apple affected?
An Apple vulnerability recently resurfaced and is targeting Apple devices that are connected to public hotspots. Discover what this vulnerability is and how to protect your devices. Continue Reading
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How can IT use the OAuth 2.0 protocol for iOS 12 devices?
Learn about the history of OAuth and Apple and how iOS 12 changed the game for authorization. There are a few things to be wary of, too. Continue Reading
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What problems occur with Intune app protection for Outlook?
IT needs to configure settings a certain way to avoid problems when end users connect Outlook to Exchange Online. Here are steps to ensure that end users experience little friction. Continue Reading