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Windows Phone 8 security should be part of any mobile device strategy
Windows Phone 8 security is yet another thing for IT admins to consider, but mobile device management policies and systems should include it. Tip
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How to license Windows RT tablets connecting to a virtual desktop
When it comes to licensing, Windows RT tablets get a free ride when connecting to a virtual desktop, but there are still some caveats. Tip
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Surface RT review: The good, the bad and the ugly
The Surface RT tablet comes with Office and has good battery life, but it has some drawbacks, too. This Surface RT review explains the pros and cons. Tip
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Comparing mobile operating systems' manageability and security
Each of the popular mobile operating systems has different security and management features. Compare them to see which ones might fit in your company. Tip
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How to handle Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets in the enterprise
Windows 8 and the Windows RT tablet could be coming to an office near you. Brush up on how to license and manage these consumer-focused devices. Tip
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Does Microsoft's unified Windows strategy make sense?
Microsoft's unified Windows strategy, uniting devices across similar-feeling OSes, could be exactly what the company needs to KO mobile competitors. Tip
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Windows 8 SkyDrive integration muddies the desktop management waters
Users' Microsoft accounts link Windows 8 and SkyDrive. It's a great feature for users, but connecting desktops and the cloud is a problem for admins. Tip
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Does Microsoft Windows RT fit in the enterprise?
Even though Microsoft Windows RT is more consumer-focused, it can also work in a business setting. Just don't treat the tablets like they're PCs. Tip
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Windows Phone 7.5 app distribution program lets IT take control
Windows Phone 7.5 has a new targeted app distribution program that can help IT build and deliver apps. But if your users don’t have Windows Phone 7.5, you’re out of luck. Tip
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Windows Phone 7 features: Is Windows Phone 7 enterprise ready?
Microsoft is trying to catch up with Apple and Google, so its Windows Phone 7 features target consumers. IT pros used to managing Windows Mobile will have some adjustments to make. Tip