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As IoT devices continue to flood the market, experts offer security tips for enterprises
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This is the fourth year Gartner has published a Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) Suites, yet the analysts who wrote the report — Rob Smith, Bryan Taylor, Manjunath Bhat, Chris Silva, Terrence Cosgrove — shared an interesting observation: they still get inquiry calls about MDM (mobile device management)
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There are many benefits from a mobile workforce — from greater flexibility and improved information sharing to increased productivity.
But on-the-go workforces also create new challenges.
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Google is dressing up its little green robot with a freshly pressed suit and briefcase.
The company is trying to entice users for its Android for Work initiative with an interesting offer: a Nexus 5X smartphone to the first 3,000 businesses that deploy enterprise mobility management (EMM) services and integrate
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If you thought big data was hot in the enterprise, mobility may be even hotter. After all, who among us hasn’t done work from our mobile phones, tablets, watches … you name it.
But mobility isn’t about a single device.
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Ask your fifth grader what a BlackBerry is and he’ll probably point you to fruit that grows on a bush.
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Mobile is the new user endpoint, whether we’re talking about accessing applications via desktop, tablet, phone, watch or other device.
“Mobile will be the remote control of our lives,” said Sanjay Poonen, general manager of End User Computing (EUC) at VMware during his keynote at VMworld in San Francisco
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IBM is aggressively expanding its mobile management capabilities with the announcement last night that it is buying Fiberlink Communications. The acquisition will enable it offer clients the ability to develop secure Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) strategies through IBM’s MobileFirst applications.
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All companies share a concern in reducing the cost and risk of unmanaged email. While the general approach I’m recommending works for large organizations, midsized organizations -- with terabytes or tens of terabytes rather than hundreds of terabytes of email to manage -- are a different animal.
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