Smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices increase productivity by accelerating decision making and responsiveness. As a result, the number of business users relying on corporate and bring-yourown (BYO) mobile devices continues to grow rapidly— with email serving as the primary app to service customers and facilitate...
Starting a new training programme may seem daunting. Maintaining one that keeps your users engaged, changes their behaviour and reduces your organisation’s exposure to threats might be an even bigger challenge.
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This document is designed to give you Mobile Device Management (MDM) best practices we’ve developed while working with our extensive customer base.
MaaS360 is designed to give you maximum control over mobile devices, so you can reduce risks to your corporate data without jeopardizing employee productivity.
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Mobile devices and applications are quickly becoming as important and widespread in the enterprise as PCs and traditional business apps. Thanks to the consumerization of IT and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) programs, the workplace has expanded beyond the office and even the home to wherever the user happens to be.
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Business leaders and users are embracing mobility and enjoying the flexibility and productivity—leading to rising mobile device usage. As a result, the average knowledge worker carries three devices.
Corporate IT departments are saddled with the responsibility to achieve a balance between corporate data security...
ccording to Morgan Stanley Research, the smart phone will become the dominant computing platform by the end of 2013, with more units being sold than desktop and laptop computers combined. It’s been a remarkable and rapid transformation, and ease of use and flexibility have outpaced security. This paper will tell...
Ransomware isn’t new. In fact, it’s 30-years-old . What IS new is ransomware’s sudden rise as a favored attack by cyber criminals . Cyber crime has become a lucrative business and, unfortunately, ransomware has become an integral attack method that many organizations are fighting a losing battle against. ...
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Understanding the business value of combining all modes of communications including telephony, e-mail, instant messaging, presence, and conferencing functions is easy.
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Changing operating systems, changing platforms and changing hardware. Amidst all this change, one thing is certain: Mobility is here to stay. Today’s organizations that learn how to harness this sea change are poised to benefit from increased productivity, better business agility and improved customer service.
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Becoming a mobile enterprise means new opportunities for your organization. Employees are happier and more productive when they have mobile access to their email, apps and data on tablets and smartphones. Companies running their businesses on mobile workstyle solutions gain competitive advantages and drive top-line growth....
When Windows XP was first launched on October 25, 2001, it represented a highly anticipated and desirable upgrade to Windows® 98 and other previous versions. It became the cornerstone of end-user computing, bringing new technologies and improved usability.
