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NetworkComputing.com Filr is designed to reduce the risk of mobile computing by syncing data on mobile devices with master versions stored in a secure location. However, rather than approach file sync and sharing from the point of view of the client, as most consumer … (more)
Fort Mills Times … the right balance between employee productivity and information security as they face growing IT consumerization trends, such as Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and more recently BYOx (where x = anything from the latest mobile device to personal apps, … (more)
RetailWire For retailers, cloud computing services provide significant opportunities for collaboration and connecting the internal and external value chains at minimal capital expenses. It can help enhance mobile computing by transferring knowledge quickly to the … (more)
Ed Exec An increasing number of schools think that schemes such as BYOD (bring your own device) are very important to tablet adoption in schools, reveals research carried out for the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA). The annual ‘Tablets and … (more)
InfoWorld This new paper provides insights into defining an effective BYOD strategy and optimizing BYOD for new technologies. more. More White Papers; Edison Group: Stepping Up to the Next Generation: The Business Value of Upgrading from HP EVA Storage to … (more)
eWeek The launch comes as bring-your-own-device (BYOD) initiatives continue to gain traction, though data security and employee privacy issues present a challenge to IT departments. A recent study from industry analyst firm Ovum found that more than half (57 … (more)
USDailyVoice ZDNet believes that the Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD movement that nearly caused BlackBerry’s downfall is the very same movement driving sales of the BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES), which remains the company’s other significant revenue and … (more)
Business Spectator Multiple operating systems and a fragmented mobile market has made it difficult to create a one-size-fits all BYOD security solution. While there’s no quick fix to this problem, here are some ways of working around it. (more)
ComputerworldUK (blog) Teacher-geeks however know too much and will try to solve problems like ‘the role of pedagogy in implementing BYOD within an XP networks optimised for student-safeguarding and data security’. Don’t laugh I can find you long articles that pretty much … (more)
Channelnomics By Seth Robinson. Recent data from CompTIA shows 66 percent of companies
are allowing or mandating the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend in their organizations. Only 12 percent of these firms say the reason for BYOD is that it’s simply too difficult … (more)
iT News Gartner distinguished analyst David Willis sees “mobile workforce opportunities” as just one benefit to cascade from the increased acceptance of BYOD strategies by corporate firms. The analyst firm recently cited research that 38 percent of companies … (more)
Minyanville.com But while zombie business may be booming, game companies are facing an apocalypse of their own, as the cloud, social media, and mobile computing combine to wreck what used to be a pleasant suburban industry. The first victim was game developer THQ … (more)
Business Solutions Magazine By Jay McCall, Business Solutions magazine. By uncovering a customer’s
mobile computing pain points, this VAR won a 55-unit mobile computing install, plus an MDM (mobile device management) upsell. If there’s one thing data-tracking solutions provider … (more)
Our OEM partners have delivered tablets, touch laptops, and convertibles that bring the vision of Windows 8 and mobile computing to life. They have introduced … (more)
The LITA Mobile Computing IG seeks 4-5 short presentations (approximately 15 minutes) on mobile computing for the upcoming ALA Annual Conference in … (more)
Daily News & Analysis Leif-Olof Wallin, research vice-president, mobile and client computing at Gartner, speaks to Beryl Menezes about mobile computing trends that will redefine the technology landscape in the next five years. Excerpts from the interview: Today, most … (more)
ZDNet Bring your own device (BYOD) is all the rage these days, but there are plenty of companies spurning the trend. One of them is Nokia, which understandably doesn’t allow its staff to bring mobile devices into the workplace. Instead, the mobile phone … (more)
Siliconindia.com This new trend is called BYOD or Bring Your Own Device (or even Bring Your Own Smartphone/ tablet). Though the inherent mobility of devices these days makes it suitable for transition of data, it would be more advantageous if these below mentioned … (more)
Marketnews.ca Paul Brennan, Vice President, Enterprise Business Division, of Samsung Electronics Canada Inc. will touch on the recent BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) to work trend and discuss the company’s mobile business systems. Also, Sarah Shortreed of Canadian … (more)