Employees are buying smartphones and tablets in record numbers and in some cases are insisting that they can use their personal devices to connect to corporate systems. According to the federal ...

Today’s clinicians want to stay connected when they’re at home or out and about, and that means accessing your hospital’s network from their own phones, tablets and personal computers. While it might ...

In the IT community, there’s a lot of consternation about the “bring your own device” (BYOD) phenomenon. The arguments start simply enough: IT doesn’t like the loss of control, but the business units ...

Mobile device management creates a standard setting for corporate owned mobiles, tracks their location, and enforces security. Systems can also manage BYOD. Find out the best MDM system. Businesses ...

The two major challenges: Managing "BYOD" and business transformation. Mobility is playing a major role in the move to unified communications (UC). At UCStrategies we talk about two major plays for UC ...

Often discussion around BYOD and mobile management focus on larger companies like IBM and VMWare (both of which have made big bets on BYOD). For larger enterprises, BYOD is a big change for IT ...

It’s a compelling statistic: 83 percent of companies now allow employees to use their own mobile devices for work — the quintessential definition of “bring your own device” — according to the most ...

Zenprise focuses on the complete lifecycle management of mobile devices in enterprise environments. The company provides the core set of device and app management needs and offers integration with ...

Earlier this week, the market leader in application delivery controllers (ADCs), F5 Networks, added to its security portfolio by announcing its own BYOD solution, known as Mobile Application Manager.

Research in Motion’s BlackBerry may be losing market share to Android and iPhone devices in the smartphone market, but the company is betting it can retain a firm grip on the back end by expanding its ...