Sponsor: Quest Software. T he growing acceptance of bring your own device (BYOD) at enterprises comes with promise and perils. Our next BriefingsDirect discussion examines why the users’ personal use, ...

Research In Motion released a new version of its BlackBerry Enterprise Service mobile device management software on Wednesday. This comes just over a week before the official launch of the new ...

More than two-thirds of businesses see boosts in employee productivity and customer response time by letting employees bring their own devices to work, and more than half of companies feel they would ...

AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

There's no doubt that the BYOD trend is gaining momentum, with more and more companies permitting employees to bring personally owned devices—in particular notebooks, smartphones, tablets—into the ...

An industry first, Absolute Manage 6.1 automatically provides seamless enrollment, management and security for both corporate and individually owned smartphones, tablets and laptop devices VANCOUVER, ...

The enterprise and business sector is a very important market for the mobile device space. This has long been an area where companies like Google, Samsung, Blackberry, Microsoft and Apple have either ...

As the desire for BYOD increases at the edge, the need for flexibility in the core also increases. Extreme Networks has the solution for both. Announced recently at CommunicAsia in Singapore, Extreme ...

The modern workplace has begun to evolve to accommodate the new devices and new software products that allege to boost our productivity and expand the type of work that can be done. The question is, ...

It may be hard for some to just say ‘no’ to the growing “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) crowd, but that was the initial reaction manager of information at certified public accounting firm Burr, Pilger, ...

As many as 6,000 people tap into Seattle Children’s Hospital’s network to check out confidential medical records and email. They might do so from all sorts of personal mobile devices and other roguish ...