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IBM Impact: IBM Mobile Foundation Supports Full Lifecycle, Multiple Stakeholders
During last week’s IBM Impact conference, Big Blue rolled out an integrated lifecycle portfolio to support mobile IT projects across all key phases – application development, operations, integration, security and management. IBM Mobile Foundation sports technology updates to IBM Worklight, Endpoint Manager, Cast Iron and other IBM components.
Full Story >Antenna Software Survey Finds 4 Ways a Mobile App Can Flop
Enterprise mobile and BYOD projects are capturing attention and budget from more in IT, but sadly end users aren’t so impressed. A report from Antenna Software, its Mobile Business Forecast 2012, found a remarkable 75% of employees may not be using mobile apps built for them by IT. IDN talks with an Antenna exec to find out why so many mobile apps can flop.
Full Story >Survey: CDW Says Mobile Computing is “New Normal” for Federal Employees
BYOD is becoming the new normal for government workers. More than half of federal employees use at least one mobile device at work, according to the Federal Mobility Report by CDW Government LLC. Further, an off-the-charts 99% of Federal IT workers said they had deployed a mobile project in their agency.
Full Story >Red Bend’s vLogix Mobile 5.0 To Ease Enterprise-wide Mobile IT
Enterprise mobile IT programs may get a lot easier with the next wave of mobile devices as Red Bend Software has released a major update to its mobile virtualization solution portfolio. vLogix Mobile 5.0 looks to make it easier for IT to extend on-premise apps to mobile users and support BYOD for many smartphones, tablets and other wireless devices.
Full Story >Survey: BYOD is Driving IT Admins To Look for Better Mobile Support
Even as Bring Your Own Device policies at corporate firms are gaining momentum, IT admins admit there’s a lot more their companies need to do to support such any-device-goes mobile policies, according to a survey from Mimecast, a provider of cloud-based email management.
Full Story >Survey: Bring Your Own Device Programs Gain Steam, Save Money and Boost Efficiency
In 2012, enterprises IT should be able to support and secure new smartphones and tablets their employees receive this holiday season, according a survey on BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) programs. BYOD programs are also getting easier to support, and employees are willing to pay for their own mobile use. IDN reviews findings from Good Technology’s BYOD survey.
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