Mobile Innovators in the Minority, Says CIO Study

Quick Post by Joanie Wexler in Mobility Management and the CIO

A new report from recruitment and employment firm Harvey Nash Group indicated a strong CIO focus on mobility, cloud, and collaboration. The company’s 8th annual study tabulated poll responses from more than 2,000 CIOs, who indicated that finding mo…

Innovation and User Interfaces: The Inherent Danger

Blog post by Craig Mathias in Enterprise Mobile Apps and Beyond

You may have heard that Microsoft is going back to the Start Menu in the next release of Windows 8. It seems that too many users were simply confused by the new…

Work-Personal Data Is Separate: What About Voice?

Community Video by Joyce Chutchian in Mobility Management and the CIO

The buzz around mobile application management, or MAM, shows that the mobile industry is making great strides with separating personal and work data on a single…

Smartphones Head Down-Market

Blog post by Michael Finneran in Mobile-to-Mobile

One of the more interesting announcements coming out of this week’s BlackBerry Live conference in Orlando was a cheaper version of the Q10 qwerty device called …

Is 'The Enterprise' a Mobile Market Anymore?

Community Video by Joyce Chutchian in The Mobile Worker

Is “The Enterprise” really a mobile market anymore?This question might seem strange, given that the video you are watching has been…

Reporter’s Notebook: Q&A Tidbits from BlackBerry Live

Blog post by Joanie Wexler in Mobile Device Management

BlackBerry Live attendees grilled a few of the company’s product folks on how the BlackBerry Management Studio app for BES10 environments manages iOS and Androi…

Want Innovation? Change the Budget Process

Community Video by Paul Calento in Mobility Management and the CIO

Good ideas can only go so far when an organization's budget is set up to address other objectives, suggests Paul Calento.…

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Are Smartphones On Their Way Out?
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“The end of the smartphone era is coming,” suggests Nicholas Carlson on Business Insider.

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Is 'The Enterprise' a Mobile Market Anymore?
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Is “The Enterprise” really a mobile market anymore?This question might seem strange, given that the video you are watching has been…

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Innovation and User Interfaces: The Inherent Danger
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You may have heard that Microsoft is going back to the Start Menu in the next release of Windows 8. It seems that too many users were simply confused by the new…

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Infographic: What Users Want In BYOD 2013
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There's no question that BYOD is one of the most significant trends in IT today. Employees are driving it -- but what exactly are they demanding from mobility?

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Are Smartphones On Their Way Out?

Quick Post by Paul Calento

“The end of the smartphone era is coming,” suggests Nicholas Carlson on Business Insider.

Infographic: What Users Want in BYOD

Patrick Capp It is ALL an invasion of your privay and we all so willingly go along with itt! The more advanced and user-friendly our … more »

Is there a 'phablet' in your 'phuture'?

Question of the Week by Craig Mathias

Craig wants to know if you think that big cellphones/small tablets will go mainstream. "I'm skeptical here, perhaps because my pockets just aren't big enough...…

Bob Egan My sense in general is that Phablets are a niche. Here’s why:… more »

How CIOs Can Navigate the Mobile Hyperbole

Blog post by Bob Egan

Mobility is changing the game. This is true regardless of whether we are talking about how people use mobile devices at work, shop online or at retail stores, p…

Joanie Wexler Derek, I've been wondering about this question for years. I've always believed that, ideally, all mobile devices should … more »

PC-era Mindset Can Get You Fired

Community Video by Paul Calento

This isn't 1989 anymore. You can't control the influx of mobile devices in the enterprise, whether they are brought in by users themselves or corporate deployed…

Paul Calento Avoiding BYOD may be untenable for many organizations. Certainly, it can't be a free for all. Limiting what devices are … more »

Fencing in BYODs

Blog post by Lisa Phifer

Many employers are now struggling to strike a work-life balance on bring-your-own mobile devices, managing and securing corporate assets without imposing dracon…

Paul Calento Geofencing, as a mobile policy determinant, needs to be approached with extreme caution outside of the obvious verticals… more »