Tips

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• Think mobile privacy and security are the same? Think again

  Security breaches often have privacy implications, but IT must take extra steps to specifically protect mobile users' personal information.  Continue Reading

• Phone tablet hybrids heading for enterprise dominance

  Although phone tablet hybrids, also known as 'phablets,' aren't perfect, it's becoming clear they're the enterprise technology of the future.  Continue Reading

• Real-world ways mobile apps boost employee productivity

  More and more IT departments are deploying, managing and even creating mobile applications. Using the right strategy, mobile apps can be a boon to employee productivity.  Continue Reading

• Why it's time to adopt enterprise file sync-and-share

  Vendors are coming closer to providing the ideal enterprise file sync-and-share products. Most businesses will make back their investments with gains in employee productivity.  Continue Reading

• Location-based mobile management raises employee privacy concerns

  Tracking users' smartphones and tablets helps secure the devices and their data, but it also opens up a Pandora's box when it comes to privacy.  Continue Reading

• MDM puts mobile geofencing, geolocation services on the map

  The GPS chips in today's mobile devices, combined with most MDM products' geofencing and geolocation features, pack a powerful punch for IT security.  Continue Reading

• Android security features protect against constant threats

  Android's popularity makes it a prime target for hackers and attackers. Fortunately, there are plenty of security features to keep devices safe.  Continue Reading

• Open-in management helps secure iOS data

  Apple's open-in management compartmentalizes apps and lets IT admins restrict sharing of corporate data. It's basic MAM built into iOS.  Continue Reading

• Remote desktop access provides mobility boon

  Although mobile remote desktop apps do pose negatives, the anytime accessibility might be worth the plunge for enterprise IT.  Continue Reading

• How mobile remote desktop apps work

  Remote desktop apps can serve as a starting point for enterprise mobility. They make Windows available anywhere, and IT can manage them easily.  Continue Reading

• Why mobile user authentication is more important than ever

  Encrypting data is a good first step, but if you don't properly authenticate users, sensitive information can still fall into the wrong hands.  Continue Reading

• App virtualization, refactoring tools and development: Which is right for you?

  If you're trying to mobilize Windows apps, there's no shortage of options, including app virtualization, refactoring tools and native development.  Continue Reading

• Amazon Zocalo a competitive, but repetitive, EFSS option

  Amazon Zocalo isn't a game changer for enterprise file sync-and-share, but it gives IT a reputable option to consider from cloud leader AWS.  Continue Reading

• Four tips to avoid Android fragmentation problems

  Android fragmentation can present problems when it comes to MDM, but careful policy implementation can mitigate those issues.  Continue Reading

• Leveraging mobile and cloud for enterprise architectures

  With the rising importance of mobile for executing new business services, many organizations are taking a closer look at developing better enterprise architectures for leveraging the cloud and back-end services.  Continue Reading