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whitepaper 2009 Smartphone and Carrier Buying Guide2009-11-11 ZDNet
  The lineup of cell phones has expanded a bit, but a significant number of what we see in that category are updates to existing models. The real innovation in the mobile phone world is in the area of smartphones where we see the Apple iPhone, Palm WebOS, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry, and Microsoft Windows Mobile devices taking us to places we have never been before. Here's a guide to sorting through the phones and carriers to find the best match for you.   
whitepaper Mobile Device Management for Dummies2009-09-01 Sybase
  Every day, more and more of your enterprise - along with its data and transactions - is moving to the frontlines where you interact directly with your customers. The frontlines present a key opportunity for your business to gain a competitive advantage, by having the information and applications necessary to take decisive action when you need to. Technology is used at the frontlines in situations such as:
  • A salesperson getting a customer to sign for the samples just received - using a handheld device.
  • A police officer with a laptop in her vehicle, able to access a database of criminal information while on patrol.
  • A field service engineer referring to a laptop that provides information on specific parts needed - so that he can fix the customer's problem the firsttime.
  • A retail salesperson in a store checking stock levels and processing transactions with a handheld point-of-sale device.
  • A health worker having up-to-date patient information - whether beside the bed in hospital or visiting the patient in her home.
This book gives you the lowdown on enterprise mobile device management and how Afaria®, the market leading solution, can help you.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Strategic Mobile Deployments; Adopting a Mobile Enterprise Application Platform2009-09-01 Sybase
  It wasn't so long ago that mobile devices were cool - objects of envy among those who were tied to their desktops. As cool as they were, as these devices began to appear in the workplace, they were not immediately welcomed by IT departments and not considered part of the enterprise. In fact, in many organizations, the devices were considered rogue elements - more a cause of consternation than of celebration.

Fast-forward just a few years and the mobile enterprise is now mainstream. Not only are mobile devices ubiquitous in most organizations, but the approach to dealing with these devices is avolving from administering siloed, one-off, tactical deployments to managing strategic deployments that are integrated into the overall enterprise.

According to Gartner, "by 2010, 50% of enterprises will have migrated away from tactical mobile application silos (supporting a single application) to strategic platforms capable of supporting multiple applications, managing devices and securing data and transport."

This is certainly a believable assertion - perhaps even more conservative. Historically, new technology appears on the scene and is employed tactically. As the benefits of the technology grow more apparent, implementation increases - most often via departmental deployments, which ultimately force the issue of integration to achieve manageability, security and cost-effectiveness.

What begins as a fascination with neat, new technology quickly evolves into a strategic solution that conveys a competitive advantage and presents a challenge to IT departments.

Tags: Mobile and Wireless, Software Development Tools, Mobile and Wireless, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Improving Employee Productivity with Cisco Unified Mobility2009-08-06 Global Knowledge
  It takes up a significant part of our day to keep up with all the communication devices and methods we have to keep in touch. In this white paper, we take a high-level look at what makes up Cisco Unified Mobility. We examine call flow. For incoming calls, Mobile Connect can allow up to 10 remote devices to be rung down while also ringing down the primary office phone. On outgoing calls from a remote corporate user, Mobile Voice Access allows the company to centralize long-distance and international billing, rather than reimbursing employees for the use of their personal devices. Finally, we also look at the rich feature set provided by Unified Mobility and walk thru the process of configuring the Mobile Connect feature on our CUCM.

Tags: Handhelds, Mobile and Wireless, Data Tools, Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Optimizing Your Video Network: Improving the User Experience. Advantages of the TANDBERG MXP Platform2009-06-17 Tandberg
  The TANDBERG platform, the Media Experience (MXP), is the base for the broad range of TANDBERG's visual communication product families. This platform introduces an exciting array of features, and this white paper provides an overview of the MXP feature set and the rationale for its development, including considerations such as the increasing importance of open standards in the visual communications space, maintenance of higher quality video and audio transmission, greater flexibility and improved reliability. Following this discussion is a detailed description of the key advantages of MXP features and the benefits they deliver. Enhancements include advances in the areas of hardware, audio, video, presentations, multipoint, network support, accessibility, quality of experience and security.

Tags: Handhelds, Components, Software Development Tools, Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Placing the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution in a Segmented Network2009-05-07 Research In Motion
  A segmented network is designed to isolate potential attacks within the organization's LAN and contain them on one computer. The BlackBerry® Enterprise Server supports installation in a segmented network, and permits you to run BlackBerry Enterprise Server components in different network segments.

Tags: Intrusion - Tampering, Security Administration, Mobile and Wireless, LAN - WAN		   
whitepaper BlackBerry Enterprise Solution and RSA SecurID2009-05-07 Research In Motion
  BlackBerry® devices are becoming ubiquitous throughout the enterprise, as organizations improve employee connectivity and communications. The BlackBerry® Enterprise Solution—designed and manufactured by Research In Motion (RIM)—is a flexible, Information Technology (IT)-friendly solution that provides mobile users with secure wireless access to their enterprise email and critical business applications

Tags: Intrusion - Tampering, Security Administration, Mobile and Wireless, LAN - WAN		   
whitepaper BlackBerry Enterprise Solution - Security Technical Overview2009-05-07 Research In Motion
  This free to access whitepaper describes the security features of the BlackBerry® Enterprise Solution and provides an overview of the BlackBerry security architecture

Tags: Intrusion - Tampering, Security Administration, Mobile and Wireless, LAN - WAN		   
whitepaper BlackBerry Enterprise Server IT Policy2009-05-07 Research In Motion
  "This free whitepaper from Research in Motion outlines how IT Managers can assign IT policies to BlackBerry® devices to satisfy organization's security policy requirements and to reflect the needs of users who use the BlackBerry devices"

Tags: Intrusion - Tampering, Security Administration, Mobile and Wireless, LAN - WAN		   
whitepaper BlackBerry Devices with Bluetooth - Security Overview2009-05-07 Research In Motion
  This whitepaper from looks at how the BlackBerry® Enterprise Solution is designed to encrypt data in transit at all points between the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server to protect your organization from data loss or alteration.

Tags: Intrusion - Tampering, Security Administration, Mobile and Wireless, LAN - WAN