Tips

Tips

Mobile networking

• Plan for the future of 5G in the enterprise

  5G networks will bring speed and reduced latency to mobile business users that can take advantage of it. Get prepared for other changes that 5G will bring to the enterprise.  Continue Reading

• Track mobile costs with telecom expense management software

  TEM software can help IT administrators gain insight into mobile users and uncover cost savings. It's often part of larger mobility services these days.  Continue Reading

• Wi-Fi troubleshooting checklist for mobile devices

  With an ever-growing mobile workforce, Wi-Fi is an essential part of business today. But all mobile devices can hit Wi-Fi snags. Luckily, IT has plenty of ways to untangle the mess.  Continue Reading

• How to choose and implement the best workflow apps

  The best workflow apps are tailored to specific users and the business processes they rely on to do their jobs. And streamlining workflows saves companies time and money.  Continue Reading

• Layered security is IT's best defense

  Mobile devices aren't the only thing putting the enterprise network at risk. IT admins must grapple with a host of security threats, requiring a layered security model.  Continue Reading

• Put Wi-Fi analytics on the front burner

  Wi-Fi analytics changes the way IT manages both mobile devices and the enterprise network. IT can use it to optimize network performance and problem-solve in real time.  Continue Reading

• BYON brings its own security challenges

  Bring your own device is a common practice, and now bring your own network is on the scene -- whether IT likes it or not.  Continue Reading

• Should you upgrade to 802.11ac wireless LAN?

  Organizations need to cut through the noise of new 802.11ac wireless LAN offerings and determine if mobile users really need 1.3 Gbps throughput.  Continue Reading

• CDMA vs. GSM: Do consumers still care?

  As cellular technology develops, the carrier fights over standards like CDMA vs. GSM are starting to matter less and less. With LTE becoming the new standard, just how important are these differences to consumers?  Continue Reading

• Why mobile businesses need 802.11ac access points

  802.11ac access points have finally arrived, bringing significant improvements over 802.11n -- especially now that everyone's on Wi-Fi.  Continue Reading

• Why the smartphone won't replace the business landline just yet

  As more employees make work calls on their smartphones, employers may consider ditching their landlines, but that can lead to unforeseen problems.  Continue Reading

• How to reduce data roaming charges

  If your users travel internationally, they can rack up some serious roaming bills. Five easy changes can reduce data roaming charges significantly.  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

• Coming soon! Mobile unified communications via LTE and WiMAX

  Demand for enterprise mobile unified communications is increasing, but mobile operators are slow to address the business market. 4G (supported by LTE and WiMAX standards) could force operators to support mobile unified communications.  Continue Reading

• Clearwire's mobile WiMAX service

  As a mobile manager, you may be excited by the prospect of Clearwire's 4G mobile WiMAX service. But you need to understand the limitations and proceed carefully before making long-term plans that include the use of Clearwire's mobile WiMAX service.  Continue Reading