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Computer Weekly special report: Corporate application access through employee-owned mobile devices
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Managing mobile UC in a BYOD environment
Employees are increasingly handling corporate communications over personal devices such as smartphones and tablets, leaving businesses that turn a blind eye to the practice in a vulnerable position. While many organizations are embracing Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs, developing comprehensive and secure policies can be a challenge.
This essential e-guide is designed to help you identify critical mobile UC security risks, and offer recommendations for how to mitigate these risks without impacting flexibility and mobility. Read on to explore key steps for developing your own BYOD guidelines, including:
- Conducting a mobile UC audit
- Establishing an acceptable use policy for mobile communications
- Developing sound security practices
- And more
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Managing Integrated Communications, Consumerization and Security: Best Practices
Integrated communications are changing the way enterprises script communications strategies – especially as new technologies and applications are mixed in with existing ones. And as organizations try to integrate these new technologies with old, they are faced with doing so under fierce budget cuts and – even more troubling – with the attention of many execs focused on compliance, consumerization, and security.
This E-Guide from SearchUnifiedCommunications.com explores the necessity of integrated communications and the effect they will have on your organization. View now to uncover best practices to tackling the challenges you are likely to face and how to best meet the needs of integrated communication.
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Unified communications integration: Single vs. multi-vendor environments
Should enterprises choose one vendor to meet all of their UC needs, or branch out and select the products that offer the best features and functionality? While dealing with a multi-vendor environment has its challenges, ultimately your choice depends on the particular needs of your business.
This expert e-guide highlights the pros and cons of both single and multi-vendor environments, and offers key tips for overcoming the interoperability and integration issues associated with UC integration. Plus, hear from real-life IT pros about their experiences managing both types of environments.
