Tutorials

Tutorials

• Bringing BYOD to your enterprise

  Bring your own device (BYOD) can be a boon for both employees and enterprises, but clear policies and management tools are needed.  Continue Reading

• Making the call: Distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless

  Distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless solutions are two options to improve wireless cellular coverage within an enterprise facility.  Continue Reading

• Enterprise device management: A brave new world

  Windows desktops aren't the only game in town. Smartphones and tablets are changing the face of IT client management, whether you like it or not.  Continue Reading

• Mobile device security overview

  Mobile device manufacturers and operating system developers vary in their security capabilities. This list evaluates how the leading mobile devices stack up in security.  Continue Reading

• Mobile enterprise application platforms: A primer

  A mobile enterprise application platform provides application development and management capabilities for mobile enterprises.  Continue Reading

• Mobile computing tutorials

  SearchMobileComputing.com's tutorials provide informative online resources and information for IT managers regarding deployment, management and security of a mobile computing workforce. We provide comprehensive coverage and practical advice for ...  Continue Reading

• Test your setup before connecting iPhone to Exchange with ActiveSync

  Get the steps to connect iPhone to Exchange Server using ActiveSync -- starting with how to test the setup on a Windows Mobile device or emulator.  Continue Reading

• Configure CA certificates for iPhone and Exchange Server 2007

  Since the iPhone was not originally intended for enterprise use, certain operating system components -- like the certificate store -- are hard to locate and configure. But by following a few steps and properly configuring your certificates, the ...  Continue Reading

• Identify Exchange Server 2010 ActiveSync certificate errors

  There are numerous issues that can prevent ActiveSync from working properly on Exchange Server 2010 mobile devices. But certificate-related issues are usually the most common causes. Get troubleshooting basics to ensure your certificates are ...  Continue Reading

• Handheld and mobile device security: Mobile malware, breach prevention

  This mini learning guide offers tips from the experts on how to bulk up your mobile device security policies and techniques in order to protect sensitive corporate data. Our experts define common mobile device security concerns, and identify ...  Continue Reading

• Exchange Server 2010 features pinpoint mobile device issues

  If you've recently deployed Exchange Server 2010 in your organization and a user calls with a mobile device problem, look at the Exchange Control Panel first to start diagnosing the problem.  Continue Reading

• WiMAX tutorial

  As the WiMAX industry has grown, so has WiMAX hype and confusion. Mobility managers and decision makers have to sort through the hype to facilitate their knowledge and understanding of WiMAX technology. SearchMobileComputing.com asked Paul DeBeasi, ...  Continue Reading

• A strategic approach to enabling mobile business applications

  Today's successful enterprises are discovering that granting mobile access to critical business applications can increase productivity and revenue. This guide will cover how to develop an overall strategy for mobilizing applications and how to ...  Continue Reading

• Bluetooth tutorial

  Bluetooth is appearing everywhere -- in cellphones, smartphones, headsets, cars and laptops. This guide is designed to explain Bluetooth, how it works, how it can be used and where it fits into the world of wireless. You'll find Bluetooth articles, ...  Continue Reading

• Wireless network security testing: Step 3: Demonstrating threats

  The abundance of wireless devices is making wireless networks -- both authorized and unauthorized -- more common. Attack your own wireless networks to find vulnerabilities before malicious hackers do.  Continue Reading