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Smart mobile device management, revisited
Smartphones and tablets are all over the enterprise -- can you manage them? We've compiled tips, news and more to help you with your enterprise's mobile device management strategy. guide
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Mobile device workshop: Mobile devices in health care
This mobile device workshop examines the use of mobile devices in health care, including the policies necessary for mobile device security and the technical requirements of a mobile device rollout. Workshop
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Enterprise device management: A brave new world
Windows desktops aren't the only game in town. Smartphones and tablets are changing the face of IT client management, whether you like it or not. Tutorial
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Quiz: Managing mobile devices in a health care setting
As smartphones and tablet PCs make their way into health care organizations, IT departments face many challenges. Take this quiz to see what you know about managing mobile devices. Quiz
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Tablets in the enterprise: Are you ready?
Tablets have taken the computing world by storm, and now they're moving into the enterprise. Prepare for the inevitable with the tips and reviews in this guide. Guide
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Test your setup before connecting iPhone to Exchange with ActiveSync
Get the steps to connect iPhone to Exchange Server using ActiveSync -- starting with how to test the setup on a Windows Mobile device or emulator. Tutorial
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Configure CA certificates for iPhone and Exchange Server 2007
Since the iPhone was not originally intended for enterprise use, certain operating system components -- like the certificate store -- are hard to locate and configure. But by following a few steps and properly configuring your certificates, the iPhon... Tutorial
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Identify Exchange Server 2010 ActiveSync certificate errors
There are numerous issues that can prevent ActiveSync from working properly on Exchange Server 2010 mobile devices. But certificate-related issues are usually the most common causes. Get troubleshooting basics to ensure your certificates are properly... Tutorial
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Exchange Server 2010 features pinpoint mobile device issues
If you've recently deployed Exchange Server 2010 in your organization and a user calls with a mobile device problem, look at the Exchange Control Panel first to start diagnosing the problem. Tutorial
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Windows Intune goes mobile with iOS, Android management
It’s Apple and Android’s world, and Microsoft’s just managing it. Admins can use the new Windows Intune to manage iPhones, iPads and Android devices. News | 18 Apr 2012
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MDM market consolidation: Coming to a vendor near you?
Mobile device management is about to undergo major market consolidation. IT pros worry about the effect on their relationships with MDM vendors. News | 28 Mar 2012
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Network management tools from Cisco offer admins MDM for BYOD
New Cisco Systems network management tools and Identity Services Engine updates give IT pros a way to manage BYOD using network infrastructure. News | 23 Mar 2012
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2012: The year of business tablet use
Apple’s iPad leads the expected boom of business tablet use this year. Enterprise iPad use is taking off because IT pros like the iPad’s security and management options. News | 09 Jan 2012
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MDM doesn’t equal BYOD
Even if your company has mobile device management software in place, it’s not a guarantee that a BYOD program will run smoothly. News | 14 Dec 2011
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IT pros review BYO programs
How are companies handling the BYO movement? ConsumerizeIT has put together a list of BYO case studies to help IT professionals answer this burning question. News | 09 Dec 2011
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Android retains hold on smartphone market: News in brief
Android is still the leading smartphone OS, and Apple is the top manufacturer. Plus: news on MobileIron 4.5, Panasonic’s future and Ice Cream Sandwich support. News | 02 Dec 2011
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Motorola tries to thwart BYOD
Motorola Solutions says BYOD is actually more expensive. But the thing is, consumerization isn’t just about cost. News | 22 Nov 2011
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IT VARs focus on managing new devices
The mobile device revolution will create management solution opportunities for VARs. News | 14 Sep 2011
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The challenge of using corporate apps on mobile devices
Much to the dismay of users, many enterprise apps don't function properly on smartphones. IT pro Mike Nelson explores the root of the problem and proposes a solution. Column | 06 Dec 2010
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Exchange ActiveSync mobile management FAQ
As more users bring their smartphones to work, admins turn to ActiveSync for basic management. Unfortunately, not all ActiveSync mobile management features work on all devices. Tip
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Personal devices on enterprise networks change IT’s role
Personal devices in the enterprise present real concerns for IT. Despite the changing nature of IT’s control, there are ways to make BYOD work for businesses and users. Tip
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Choosing an MDM system: Fundamental features for success
Every MDM system is different, but they share some common features. Provisioning, security and alerts are the meat and potatoes of a good mobile device management strategy. Tip
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How to create a BYOD policy
Without a comprehensive BYOD policy, IT’s just asking for management and security nightmares. Clearly spell out what users can and can’t do, and you’ll keep the boogey man at bay. Tip
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Training mobile employees on protecting data and device security
With so many workers on the go today, training mobile employees in the arts of device security and protecting data can help ensure the safety of corporate data. Tip
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The pros and cons of Exchange vs. MDM for mobile management
With so many users accessing Exchange mail remotely, IT pros have to make mobile device management a priority. Should you use Exchange Server or Mobile Device Manager? Tip
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Top enterprise iPad questions facing IT: management, apps and security
IT pros have a host of questions when it comes to enterprise iPad use. We answer some of the biggest iPad questions about management, apps and security. FAQ
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Enterprise iPhone security issues and how to address them
As the iPhone grows in popularity among business users, iPhone security issues present a formidable threat to the safety and integrity of corporate data. Tip
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iPad Active Directory management options leave much to be desired
On the iPad, Active Directory’s capabilities are seriously curtailed. ActiveSync offers some iPad management options around email and passwords, but IT admins expect more. Tip
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How to make a BYOD program work
More users want to bring their own devices to work, but you shouldn’t implement a BYOD program without proper planning. Develop policies, get user buy-in and don’t forget security. Tip
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Requirements for connecting mobile devices to Exchange 2003
Take a look at the different requirements for mobile devices such as an iPhone or Blackberry to connect to Exchange Server 2003. Ask the Expert
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Synchronized Exchange mobile device showing deleted appointment
After synchronizing a mobile device with Exchange Server, a user's deleted appointment is still showing on their device. See how to remedy this issue here. Ask the Expert
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Google Apps for Business
Google Apps for Business is an email, messaging and content-sharing service provided by Google for small and medium-sized businesses as well as enterprises. Definition
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mobile operating system
A mobile operating system (OS) is software that allows smartphones, tablet PCs and other devices to run applications and programs. Definition
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unified network management
Unified network management is the administration of both wired and wireless networks through a single interface. Definition
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BYOD policy
A BYOD policy, or bring-your-own-device policy, is a set of rules governing a corporate IT department’s level of support for employee-owned PCs, smartphones and tablets. Definition
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BYOT (bring your own technology)
Bring your own technology (BYOT) is a policy that allows employees or students to use their own personal electronic devices at work or scho Definition
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cloudbook
A cloudbook is a thin client notebook computer with a browser operating system (OS) and interface. Definition
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Cisco Borderless Networks
Cisco Borderless Networks is the brand name for a set of hardware and software technologies which allow "anyone, anywhere, anytime, and on any device" to connect to an organization's network. Definition
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mobile device management software
Mobile device management software is any application that gives IT administrators a way to troubleshoot and manage employee mobile devices remotely. Definition
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Aruba's Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE)
Aruba’s Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE) is a network architecture that provides a unified process for wired, wireless and remote access for users on both company-owned and employee-owned devices. Definition
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mobile virtualization
Mobile virtualization is an approach to mobile device management in which two virtual platforms are installed on a single wireless device. Definition
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SAP iPad enterprise deployment enables 'mobile mindset,' CIO says
SAP has 14,000 employees using company-issued iPads. The SAP iPad enterprise deployment has faced some challenges but also made users more productive, CIO Oliver Bussmann says. Video
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Exchange ActiveSync mobile management FAQ
As more users bring their smartphones to work, admins turn to ActiveSync for basic management. Unfortunately, not all ActiveSync mobile management features work on all devices. Tip
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Windows Intune goes mobile with iOS, Android management
It’s Apple and Android’s world, and Microsoft’s just managing it. Admins can use the new Windows Intune to manage iPhones, iPads and Android devices. News
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Personal devices on enterprise networks change IT’s role
Personal devices in the enterprise present real concerns for IT. Despite the changing nature of IT’s control, there are ways to make BYOD work for businesses and users. Tip
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Choosing an MDM system: Fundamental features for success
Every MDM system is different, but they share some common features. Provisioning, security and alerts are the meat and potatoes of a good mobile device management strategy. Tip
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MDM market consolidation: Coming to a vendor near you?
Mobile device management is about to undergo major market consolidation. IT pros worry about the effect on their relationships with MDM vendors. News
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Network management tools from Cisco offer admins MDM for BYOD
New Cisco Systems network management tools and Identity Services Engine updates give IT pros a way to manage BYOD using network infrastructure. News
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How to create a BYOD policy
Without a comprehensive BYOD policy, IT’s just asking for management and security nightmares. Clearly spell out what users can and can’t do, and you’ll keep the boogey man at bay. Tip
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SAP iPad enterprise deployment enables 'mobile mindset,' CIO says
SAP has 14,000 employees using company-issued iPads. The SAP iPad enterprise deployment has faced some challenges but also made users more productive, CIO Oliver Bussmann says. Video
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Training mobile employees on protecting data and device security
With so many workers on the go today, training mobile employees in the arts of device security and protecting data can help ensure the safety of corporate data. Tip
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2012: The year of business tablet use
Apple’s iPad leads the expected boom of business tablet use this year. Enterprise iPad use is taking off because IT pros like the iPad’s security and management options. News
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About Enterprise mobile device management
With enterprise mobile device management tools, IT professionals can secure and manage employees’ mobile devices. Endpoint management is critical, and organizations implement an enterprise mobile device management strategy by adopting device management and monitoring software and putting security measures in place. Not only is the enterprise responsible for endpoint device management, but also for the performance and protection of applications on those devices. Security is also crucial. Employers need a solid endpoint device management strategy to ensure that firewalls, antivirus software, access control and the proper storage are in place to protect mobile devices. Cooperation between users and IT is another key when it comes to enterprise mobile device management, because it can be tricky for an organization to track all the devices its workers are using and how they are using them.