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Want to run Windows through an HTML5 browser? Mikogo has you covered

The German screen-sharing outfit Mikogo has jumped into a new line of business, releasing what it calls a “cloud desktop” – that is, a managed Windows desktop that runs in an HTML5 browser without need...

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Planning a BYOD strategy on the move

How does a business go about implementing a new BYOD strategy when the wheels are already turning? However you slice it, hitting a moving target is more work than starting from square one, but you can...

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How fourth-quarter 2012 will affect IT spending in 2013

Worldwide IT spending finished out 2012 with a growth rate of 3.8 percent over 2011, the lowest growth rate since 2009. Fourth-quarter 2012 earnings reports and guidance were notable in their lack of...

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Podcast: How enterprises can build successful BYOD programs

Implementing a formal BYOD strategy is key for many companies today. But finding one that can be managed in a secure and organized fashion is a challenge for many. In the latest GigaOM Research...

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How to manage mobile expenses in a BYOD world

For bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies (and mobile devices in general), enterprises have focused on resolving issues related to the security and control of corporate resources loaded onto personal...

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Social first-quarter 2013: analysis and outlook

Social business technologies remain in the foreground of discussions about business transformation, but the events of the first quarter of 2013 raised as many questions as they answered, or more....

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Ionic Security raises $9.4M to make BYOD safe

An Atlanta-based startup called Ionic Security has raised a $9.4 million Series A-1 round to develop its technology that aims to let employees access data on whatever devices and networks they want...

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VMware takes on the BYOD problem with — you guessed it — virtualization

If you’ve talked to a CIO lately, you’ve likely got an earful about having to support employee smartphones and the problems they bring — users sending off company files to Dropbox or their personal...

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Where new opportunity lies in the mobile operating system space

Roughly half a dozen new mobile operating systems will come to market over the next 6 to 12 months. Many of these look to be more sophisticated than the older ones controlled by Apple and Google. This...

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Cloud security market landscape, 2013–2017

Cyber threats are now a critical issue affecting the national security of nation countries worldwide. At the same time, the IT world is witnessing a wave of new innovation, and there are numerous...

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Delivering positive ROI from mobile-enabled projects

Enterprises can achieve much by focusing on a business-driven, ROI-focused approach to BYOD strategies. Every mobility project varies in the amount of ROI delivered and how each organization (whether...

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BYOD security and the importance of covering your backend

Last year I declared in a post on this site that resistance to the enterprise BYOD movement was futile. Fourteen months later, the statistics certainly bear that out. Most enterprise IT groups have...

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The internet of things may drive you nuts before it makes things better

The scariest thing anyone has ever said to me about the internet of things wasn’t about the NSA spying on my gadgets or that someone might hack my connected door locks. Instead, it came from Bob...

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First there was BYOD, but what about bringing your own internet of things?

Even as the internet of things is being driven by marketing departments who in turn are working with product engineers, it’s also creating another headache inside companies. When enterprises deploy...

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What to watch in mobile in 2013

The fundamental business model at the heart of the U.S. mobile industry is largely the same as it has been: Consumers pay for monthly buckets of voice minutes and data usage, signing lengthy contracts...

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Want to run Windows through an HTML5 browser? Mikogo has you covered

The German screen-sharing outfit Mikogo has jumped into a new line of business, releasing what it calls a “cloud desktop” – that is, a managed Windows desktop that runs in an HTML5 browser without need...

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Podcast: How enterprises can build successful BYOD programs

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How tablet adoption is increasing in the enterprise

The financial services sector has a BYOD tablet adoption of nearly 50 percent, but every other sector lags behind. Roadblocks such as security and software innovation are the culprit. Related research...

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Key factors IT managers face when deploying SDN solutions

Many still have difficulty understanding how SDN technologies improve networking in the data center. The key is to develop clear business use cases and detailed training — crucial elements for future...

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Enterprises find some valuable (and kinda awesome) uses for employees’...

Most business uses of BYOD are really really boring. Employees demanded – and companies embraced – Bring Your Own Device policies because workers wanted to use their iPhones instead of a company...

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