EGUIDE:
Enterprise mobility management software allows IT to deploy security policies and provide access to internal resources by integrating with APIs in the mobile OSes. This e-guide shows enterprise mobility management software offerings and use cases.
EGUIDE:
Expert-level mobility comes in threes. Uncover three essentials for an effective mobile app strategy, three steps to a successful mobile initiative, and three steps to better mobile data protection.
WHITE PAPER:
This brief whitepaper looks at powerful and effective features of a combined hardware and software desktop virtualization platform that provides organizations with an all-in-one VDI strategy for simplified, efficient deployment.
EGUIDE:
This expert e-guide addresses the needs enterprises need to meet to successfully deploy a secure, available, and lightning-fast mobile network.
EZINE:
In this issue of Modern Mobility, delve straight into in-app analytics, and learn how the insights this technology provides will keep mobile applications on track. Access this exclusive e-zine now to learn more about mobile backend as a service, and how to build apps that connect to data center infrastructure.
EZINE:
In this issue of Modern Mobility, you will discover how to develop, provision, and manage mobile apps through an individualized enterprise app store built on a secure portal. Access this e-zine now to learn how deploying your own app store cuts down on the problems that arise with public stores.
EBOOK:
This exclusive e-book explores how IT admins can adapt and gain success in this new mobile era by examining the role of development in enterprise mobility management (EMM) and its necessary tie-ins with back-end infrastructure.
EBOOK:
IT admins may be confused about MDM, MIM and MAM, but each is part of the evolving mobility management market. BYOD policies must account for applications, data and devices. Access this expert white paper for essential tips and tricks to mobile management in the modern world.
EBOOK:
Now that the dust has settled around bring your own device, some IT shops have turned to the COPE, or corporate-owned, personally enabled, approach to mobile device management.