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 tiled user interface. Sales are obviously being affected by this, not to mention by a g…
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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 the Q5. This follows a s…
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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 Android devices alongside Blac…
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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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How CIOs Can Navigate the Mobile Hyperbole
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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…
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Fencing in BYODs
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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…
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Cell Phones: To Lock or Unlock?
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Earlier this year, unlocking your cell phone when you switched network carriers was ruled illegal in the United States. Now, the White House and the Federal Com…
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Mobility Accounts for Most of IT, Says IDC
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IDC has just issued a commissioned report that asserts the following:
Best Practice for Mobility Centres of Excellence
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Mobile Device Management

Blog post by Joanie Wexler
If you have some BlackBerry smart phones or PlayBook 2s in your mix of mobile devices, you have a couple of options from BlackBerry for managing, syncing and securing your mobile fleet…
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Blog post by Marc Belsher
Between lost smartphones and tablets, ever-increasing mobile malware and viruses, and a general lack of good mobile security measures, it would seem that mobility would be contributing…
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Quick Post by Joanie Wexler
Police officers say they're due overtime pay for answering emails after hours. Incidents of privacy intrusions, health info leakages and copy-and-paste mistakes are rearing their heads…
BYOD Lawsuits Loom as Work Gets Personal
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The Mobile Worker

Blog post by Joanie Wexler
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins made headlines last week when he told Bloomberg during a Milken Institute conference in Los Angeles that, “In five years I don’t think there’ll be a reaso…
The Future of the Tablet
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Blog post by Paul Calento
It is time to put purpose-built mobile devices out to pasture. As interesting and specialized as durable, padded and protected devices are, they inevitably lead to compromise. This was…
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Blog post by Michael Finneran
One of the most interesting developments in mobile computing is around wearable computers. With Google preparing to launch Google Glass, which I expect will eventually support not just…
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Blog post by Paul Calento
Sometimes we over-complicate things. For all of the discussions about strategic voice-data applications, collaboration initiatives and social media trends, we often overlook or restric…
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Enterprise Mobile Apps and Beyond

Blog post by Joanie Wexler
BlackBerry is knocking itself out to become pervasive and impossible to ignore. During the opening session of the company's BlackBerry Live user conference in Orlando, Fla., this morni…
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Blog post by Joanie Wexler
As you’re likely aware, HTML5 is the emerging successor to the Internet’s standard HyperText Markup Language (HTML) platform for Web development. As such, it contains the latest protoc…
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Blog post by Joanie Wexler
The subject of technical mobility standards usually creeps into the Twitter chats that we host at the Enterprise Mobile Hub each Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET. Most participants cite a paucity …
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Mobility Management and the CIO

Blog post by Michael Finneran
When I started in business oh so many years ago, lifetime employment with a single employer and retirement with a defined benefits plan was a realistic expectation. Flash forward to th…
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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 draconian restrictions on pers…
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Blog post by Marc Belsher
To inspire the technology minds inside our enterprises to rapidly develop the next generation of enterprise business solutions and mobile solutions, we need to inspire the people who w…
Geeks, Nerds & Techies and Inspiring Next-Gen Mobile Solutions, Part I
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Quick Post by Joanie Wexler
IDC has just issued a commissioned report that asserts the following:
Best Practice for Mobility Centres of Excellence
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Blog post by Bob Egan
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Mobile-to-Mobile

Blog post by Joanie Wexler
According to a recent global survey of CIOs about BYOD conducted by Gartner, 38 percent of companies expect to stop providing mobile devices to workers by 2016.
If You Want to Work Here, Bring Your Own Technology
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Quick Post by Joanie Wexler
The BlackBerry Q10, BlackBerry's updated smartphone that boasts a QWERTY keyboard for users that aren't in love with trying to text or write emails on a touchscreen, is expected to be …
Q10 with Qwerty Keyboard Seen as Lure to Majority of BlackBerry's 76M Users
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