| BYOD: Why Mobile Device Management Isn't Enough InformationWeek ... proliferation of devices in the workplace. Only 26% of respondents to the InformationWeek Mobile Device Management and Security Survey say their companies have implemented MDM software, and another 17% say they're in the process of deploying it. See all stories on this topic » |
| RIM MDM Review: Beyond BES, Not There Yet InformationWeek BlackBerry in its heyday took our email mobile. And BlackBerry Enterprise Server was one of the most complete, secure and feature-rich mobile device management products around. Early this year, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion added the ability to ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Mobilizing the enterprise: Is AT&T the next IBM? FierceWireless That figure surpasses the 25 percent of sales that travel through the Mobile Device Management(MDM) vendors themselves and the 35 percent of sales that go through IT companies and resellers like IBM and Accenture. Although the MDM market is still ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Unisys sees MDM, MAM convergence trend among customers FierceMobileIT Unisys's MDM services enable enterprises to deploy and manage the connection of devices to enterprise data or networks. Unisys assists enterprises in the implementation of mobile devicepolicies and device security procedures, such as remote device ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Ovum urges CIOs review MDM policies to support BYOD ComputerWeekly.com IT departments must be prepared to renegotiate IT support and invest in mobile device management (MDM) to support staff using their own devices at work. A survey of 3,796 consumers across 17 different countries by analyst Ovum has found that too much ... See all stories on this topic » |
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