• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Mobile Device Management, Enterprise Mobility Management

    The face of enterprise technology has changed immensely over the last few years. Cheap and reliable access to mobile internet is driving improvements in mobile technology such as smartphones and tablet devices. For many people, these two technologies combine to give them always-on access to their workplace. Enterprise mobility is the fruition of […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Mobile Device Management, Value Added Resellers

Corporate technology is a marketplace that has always suited Value Added Resellers (VAR) like a glove. By packaging up several different technologies, the VAR is able to capture market share through clever integrations, and a rapid deployment. But this situation may soon change significantly, and this change is going to be driven by the ongoing […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Unified Endpoint Management

There is no doubt that enterprise technology has evolved rapidly over the last decade or so. And whilst this is generally a good trend, there is a major downside to such quick advances in the tech we use to run our businesses. It makes managing all of the applications, hardware and infrastructure increasingly difficult. Mobile […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Mobile Device Management, Enterprise Mobility Management

Our world is becoming more mobile. A few years ago, the Internet connected everyone across the globe to each other. The only problem – every person had to sit in front of their computer. The introduction of tablets and smartphones allows these connections to be filled regardless of where the person is at or what […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in BYOD, Mobile Device Management

According to Gartner, 40% of U.S. employees of big enterprise companies are using personally-owned devices for work. While having a mobile workforce is nothing new to the business, the technology supporting that mobile workforce has to become a part of the enterprise in order to provide many benefits that it has to offer. In 2010, […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Mobile Security, Mobile Device Management

Corporate security for mobile devices has been a concern for decades. Access to sensitive data and applications must be protected from outside influences and mobile devices were a simple means of stepping behind the corporate firewall. For years, BlackBerry was the primer standard for corporate mobility and still is for the highest-security environments. However, Apple’s […]

• posted by : Satish Shetty
• in iOS MDM, Enterprise Mobility

Apple introduced the following mobile device management controls in the iOS 9.3 update preview. The following policies are applicable to both BYOD and company owned devices. 1. Notification Restrictions: IT admins can remotely restrict app notifications on end-user devices. The following policies are applicable to only company owned device (supervised device).  1. Home Screen Layout: […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Mobile Security, BYOD, Security

Corporate security has always been a huge issue. Security initiatives are designed to keep all that is under control by the company behind a security perimeter, while everything not under control of the company remains outside the perimeter. Mobile security was once concerned with those concerns when employees would take company assets outside of the […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Mobile Security, BYOD

Consumerism in technology has changed the landscape of society and business dramatically. Decades ago, consumers could not afford computer systems and the only exposure to these systems was within the work environment. As technology grew, opportunities evolved to telecommute and access work systems remotely. At this point, mobile computing was born and many employees were […]

• posted by : Ali Raza
• in Enterprise Mobility

Employees increasingly expect the ability to use their mobile devices to access company data while on the move. When they’re going out for a business meeting, they expect the ability to access a presentation on the cloud regardless of the devices they bring at the table. Some companies resist the use of employee-owned mobile devices […]