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Mobility has transformed how and when people work, and the benefits of this transformation have been well praised. As mobility becomes pervasive, enterprises are finding that having the latest high-performance wireless LANs (WLANs) is essential to supporting the growth of mobile devices. 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

New and powerful mobile devices are making flexible working the norm in many organisations. But mobility is a double-edged sword. Mobile-enabled workers are undeniably more productive, but the increasing need to make company applications and data mobile are creating new and often unforeseen risks. VIEW SUMMARY

By 2016, 350 million employees will have smartphones. How will you meet the demands of increasingly tech-savvy employees? Find out how to proactively detect performance and availability issues to help you troubleshoot and improve application performance for end-users. VIEW SUMMARY

The desire to work anywhere, anytime is now a reality every IT leader must face. In the flexible workplace, how can organisations balance the promise of greater productivity that increased access provides with the security concerns increased access creates? And how can they do it without wreaking VIEW SUMMARY

Organisations that outperform financially are 57% more likely to allow their people to use social & collaborative tools. To help manage the evolution to a social business, organisations must understand how social software can help them meet their goals: what specific benefits need to be obtained? VIEW SUMMARY

An Computing survey of 140 senior IT strategists looks at how a host of national events in 2012 will effect peaks in traffic, rich media, social platforms, flexible and remote working, and the increased use of personal devices and how this will put a significant strain on network performance. VIEW SUMMARY

This new handbook explores practices that allow organisations to overcome their technological limitations and traditional office-culture challenges - freeing employees to do more with less from wherever they want to. VIEW SUMMARY

Mobile and remote working has been relatively widespread for at least a decade. But a growing requirement for flexibility has driven the consumerisation of IT. This puts tremendous pressure on organisations that have kept a tight rein over their IT infrastructure. IT departments have arrived at a VIEW SUMMARY