Mobile Device Management White Papers

Digitally savvy companies have to manage a growing set of web experiences. However, the willy-nilly addition of standalone sites means customers are bombarded by mixed messages and disconnected sites. A consistent platform for content delivery across multiple web experiences will enrich their usage. VIEW SUMMARY

The common usage of tablets, mobile devices and laptops in today's organisations forces IT departments to deal with the challenge of protecting against malware and threats across a larger front. This opens an opportunity for you to offer the solutions your customers need. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper will discuss BYOX (or BYOA: bring-your-own-anything) and shadow IT, exploring strategies and solutions for embracing the business productivity aspects of a BYOX workforce culture, while protecting your organisation from the potential security pitfalls. VIEW SUMMARY

There are two schools of thought in secure MDM - those who favour agent based approaches to ensure devices are secure, and those who support an intelligent network approach where the network makes policy decisions. Which should you choose, both, neither or one? VIEW SUMMARY

Mobile print and scan technologies are now a viable option for many types of organisation, and they offer advantages that could help lower costs and encourage employees to be more responsive. This Computing research report explores the issues. VIEW SUMMARY

Beyond desktops, corporate IT must now support mobile laptops, tablets, smartphones and other consumer technologies. Thus, IT must be equipped to manage multiple operating systems. This paper will address the trends that are forcing IT departments to broaden what they support and 5 best practices. VIEW SUMMARY

The increase in the amount of people using personal devices at work has meant the IT team must always be up-to-date. Companies can keep up with mobile technology innovation more effectively by catering to consumer devices rather than by adopting technology at the slower traditional pace of business. VIEW SUMMARY

The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend presents opportunities and challenges. You can boost employee productivity and reduce capital expenses, but you need to ensure that your IT infrastructure can accommodate the influx of devices and continue to deliver a predictable, VIEW SUMMARY

Enterprises are seeing significant benefits from allowing employees to choose the device they use to get jobs done, and are adopting bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives. While the BYOD trend increases flexibility and productivity, it introduces new challenges for your IT administrators. VIEW SUMMARY

It’s clear that workers have embraced the mobile lifestyle. But many businesses find it increasingly difficult to deliver a WLAN service that will meet their workers’ expectations. This white paper helps you to not only meet your workers’ needs but simplify your IT administrator’s job. VIEW SUMMARY