Results tagged "mobility"
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Ground Rules For Mobilizing Users
February 10, 2010 03:30 PM
Last week, I discussed rolling user-owned mobile devices into your mobility plans. While letting the users pay for their own wireless access may be a boon to the company's bottom line, it can also snowball into a nightmare for administrators dealing with supporting a slew of new devices. A little advanced work and planning can help thwart the dark side of mobility: the threat of unending calls to help desk, security threats and general chaos. First and foremost, you'll need to set some ground rules.Banning iPhones Leaves Money On The Table
February 05, 2010 10:30 AM
Like many others, I spent a couple of hours last week scanning through the gadget websites and feverishly refreshing my browser to get all of details of Apple's latest wonder, the iPad. Despite some critical panning from the pundits, gadget-friendly consumers will no doubt stand in line for hours to buy one when it ships in couple of months. For those talented folks in IT, the iPad release day will bring with it a chorus of users asking a single question: "Can I get my work e-mail on it?" While the path of least resistance for most administrators might be to simply say no, I would like to suggest that it's time to rethink any corporate-owned smartphone policies that still exist within your organization.MobileIron Adapts To The Changing Rules Of Enterprise Mobility
December 22, 2009 02:56 PM
MobileIron recently unveiled Release 2.0 of their Virtual Smartphone Platform. While previously focused as a mobile device management tool for administrators, Release 2.0 also takes aim at the mobile users themselves, delivering a wealth of self-service tools. It also provides visibility to both the user and IT into how well the mobile device, as well as the networks it uses, are serving the user's remote needs.Sun's Virtualbox Teleportation: Neat Trick, Not A Game Changer
December 04, 2009 07:57 AM
News was rife this week about Sun's inclusion of teleportation within its virtualization platform, VirtualBox 3.1. With teleportation, virtual machines can be moved, uninterrupted between disparate hosts—including those on different operating systems, different classes of computer (e.g. server to client) and even different CPUs (e.g. Intel to AMD). Sun hailed the innovation as adding a key capability to the platform to the data center. Analyst Randy George, however, doesn't see it as being critical.Mformation Updates Carrier-Hosted Enterprise Mobile Device Management Product
September 10, 2007 04:43 PM
The Mobile device management vendor solve every enterprise mobility need, but they are one of the few vendors that sells an MDM solution to carriers that's aimed toward enterprise usePut Your USB Drive To Work: 5 Strategies For Going Mobile
June 16, 2007 04:00 AM
Your flash drive can do more than just hold data -- it can give you the ability to take your PC anywhere. Here are five strategies for making the mostRollout: Aruba's ArubaOS 3.1 and Mobility Management System 2.0
June 06, 2007 04:00 AM
Aruba's latest software upgrades enhance the functionality, security and operational management efficiency of wireless networks.Analysis: Mobility Apps
May 25, 2007 04:00 AM
Enterprise IT is under increasing pressure to support mobile applications, partner with carriers and develop new support models. We examine the technology trends and drivers and help you determine theBest of Interop Winners
May 24, 2007 07:35 PM
The stakes were high and the action hot this week at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas when the 2007 Best of Interop Award Winners were announced. FindTrapeze Announces 802.11n Access Point--With a Difference
May 22, 2007 07:37 PM
Vendor delivers early standards-based AP, but also touts key architectural differences from market-share leaders Cisco and Aruba.« Previous Page | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Next Page »
