Users of mobile computing solutions may clamor for the latest laptops, PDAs and iPhones, but buying cool tools without consideration to your strategy spells disaster -- in terms of compatibility, as well as security. In this chapter, learn which mobile devices have real business value and which will never be anything more than tech toys.
IPhone improvements OK, but not a sure thing
SearchCIO-Midmarket.com | 26 Mar 2008 ARTICLE - Apple's iPhone intentions may be good for the business world. Or they may not be. Proceed with caution, Gartner says.
IPhone: CIOs ponder personal tech toys in the office
SearchCIO-Midmarket.com | 05 Mar 2008 ARTICLE - Employees are becoming more intent on using their personal smartphones for work. But iPhones and the like just might be safe, provided IT sets some rules.
Fixed-mobile convergence saves firms costly mobile phone charges
Submitted By: SearchCIO-Midmarket.com | 20 Oct 2008 TIP - Despite a small adoption rate, experts say fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) shows real promise in helping to reduce the cost and frustration associated with mobile calling.
Smartphone envy creates chaos for CIOs
Submitted By: SearchCIO-Midmarket.com | 08 Apr 2008 TIP - Everybody (including your CEO) wants an iPhone. But caving into technology envy could put your IT department in peril. Why (and where) some CIOs draw the line.
Mobile security devices: Simple steps for SMBs
Submitted By: SearchSMB.com | 13 Jul 2006 TIP - From USB keys to iPods, laptops and wireless handhelds, mobile devices can be a major security vulnerability. Here are several simple steps to prevent wireless security breaches.
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