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This is where we start. Living on the frontier of the enterprise, mobility in many companies has taken on a decidedly anarchic flavor, existing outside the norms of software development. This article discusses how to bring these initiatives into alignment with best practices and proven processes while retaining their vitality.
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More than 50 percent of businesses have adopted enterprise-wide mobility strategies, according to a recent Illuminas survey commissioned by Cisco that polled enterprise IT decision makers. But as companies work to extract value from mobile disruption, they’ve met with challenges.
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Although a number of factors contribute to these challenges, the chief reasons behind low mobile app adoption rates center on mobile security, privacy concerns and ease of access. It’s critical to identify the root causes behind these issues before looking at the effective remedies.
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Many organizations overlook one of the most significant ways to improve competitiveness, ramp up performance and sustain growth: continuous, varied and dynamic learning programs for their employees and leadership teams.
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Don't Take a Blanket Approach One of the bigger threats of information breaches and data leaks is employees using cloud storage applications like Dropbox that can lead to uncontrolled mixing and sharing of personal data and corporate data.
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Just a few years ago, there was a clear divide between employer-owned, work-related devices and user-owned personal devices. But as more and more employees bring their own notebooks, tablets and smartphones for work and for personal purposes, that divide is shrinking and in some cases, shattering.
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That was a pleasant 20th century dream which started to dissipate at the turn of the 21st century, when mobile phones continued their rise and began to allow people to check email on the go -- remember BlackBerry? -- so when they were out of the office they could still
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What we have today could barely be called enterprise mobile applications. We have enterprise applications that exist in a mobile form. We even have some mobile applications meant for the enterprise.
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