With in-depth interviews of 50 senior end-users and industry leaders, this report highlights expert recommendations to maximize mobile opportunities within the enterprise and offers a 7-point mobile action plan that organizations can execute in the next 12 months.
Published: Sep 15, 2014
The mobile office is a reality in today’s world. According to the Philadelphia Business Journal, telecommuting has increased more than 73 percent since 2005, meaning a burgeoning number of employees are accessing corporate documents and data on their mobile devices.
In a recent IDG Enterprise survey, 82 percent...
Published: May 20, 2016
The rapid pace of mobile apps demands new approaches to functional testing. To bring high-quality software to market quickly, your organization needs a strategy that moves you beyond the limitations of testing conducted on devices you manage in an internal lab. This paper outlines five strategic steps to get you there...
Published: Jul 03, 2013
In this eGuide, Computerworld along with sister publications IT World, PC World, and CIO offer advice, tips, and news about how to keep enterprise laptops running smoothly while satisfying the needs of end users.
Read on to learn more about how to make laptops indispensable.
Published: Jan 17, 2014
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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Published: Oct 09, 2013
If you thought the Android platform in the consumer space was the wild west, you can imagine the concerns in the enterprise. It’s been the single biggest hurdle for BYOD as organizations begin seeing the shift away from enterprise-owned devices. Enter Samsung KNOX into the equation — to call it a game changer...
Published: Jan 21, 2014
Mobility has become a top priority for IT and business leaders among organizations of all sizes, driven by the increased pressure to improve productivity across a broadening mobile workforce, the desire to become more operationally efficient, and the need to support the proliferation of smartphones and tablets in the workplace. ...
Published: Oct 09, 2013
Mobility is a top priority for organizations because more employees than ever before are demanding access to the apps and data that will make them productive on-the-go.
However, this presents significant challenges for IT teams because employees want this access from any mobile device, including their own personal...
Published: Feb 24, 2014
“Bring your own device” (BYOD) is the new mantra of employees who are empowered to innovate the way they work, using the technology tools they prefer. This growing trend has been well-documented.
In our original research on BYOD, described in “BYOD: A Global Perspective,” the Cisco Internet...
Published: Jan 16, 2014
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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Published: Sep 10, 2013
A large semiconductor and computer technology manufacturer, despite their highly developed manufacturing process and procedures, was facing issues with alarm delivery at their state-ofthe-art integrated circuit manufacturing plant in Texas.
Published: Feb 11, 2014
Sometime in the last decade, we crossed into a fresh phase of the digital era. A new generation of companies born in the cloud—like Airbnb (lodging), Snapchat (messaging), Uber (transportation) and Zillow (real estate)—are using entirely new business models to disrupt the status quo. Google Chairman Eric Schmidt...
Published: May 29, 2015
The ability to observe, diagnose, and subsequently improve the performance of business-critical applications is essential to ensuring a positive user experience and maintaining the highest levels of employee productivity and customer satisfaction. But as mobility, virtualization and cloud computing continue to pick up...
Published: May 06, 2013
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.
Published: Aug 13, 2013
