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2013 State of the Mobility Enterprise Study
By Macquarie Telecom | 18/3/2013
Bringing your own device to work — BYOD — is not something that an enterprise’s IT organisation has to plan for in the future. The truth about BYOD is that in most organisations, it’s not an emerging trend — it’s already been happening for quite some time. Read this report now to learn about how Australian IT Executives and business leaders are using mobility to generate value within their businesses.
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Address Today’s BYOD Challenges
By HP | 1/5/2013
Mobile devices are an attractive choice for employees, since they help in increasing their productivity and flexibility yet provide a cost effective option for enterprises. IT organizations are currently facing challenges such as preserving network integrity, securing user access, and controlling wired and wireless networks. Learn how to build an effective BYOD solution that leverages a universal security and compliance policy whilst keeping ease of deployment.
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A New Set of Network Security Challenges
By SonicWALL | 13/3/2013
With two issues becoming increasingly crucial, IT faces conflicting mandates from the business. On one hand, employees demand access from devices beyond the firewall—smartphones, tablets, home PCs and laptops. On the other hand, risk management dictates corporate data must remain protected. The overarching challenge: balance productivity and security. Just as technology has caused this challenge, find out more on how technology may also be the solution.
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Bring Your Own Device FAQs
By HP | 1/5/2013
This report covers the frequently asked questions associated with the implications of BYOD devices in the workplace. Any solution in this space needs to be built on simplicity, scalability and security. Click to find out how to address the IT security challenges.
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BYOD and Beyond
By HP | 1/5/2013
As more and more enterprises see significant benefits from allowing employees to choose the device they use to get the jobs done, more companies are adopting bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives. Find out how to effectively secure and manage the network and application access for personally owned devices.
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BYOD and Beyond - Implementing a Unified Access Solution
By HP | 1/5/2013
The rise of BYOD programs is the single most radical shift in the economics of client computing for business since PCs invaded the workplace. Whether you are contemplating the creation of a BYOD program or currently trying to establish one, this fact cannot be overstated. Find out how to overcome these challenges.
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BYOD in Healthcare
By HP | 1/5/2013
In today’s healthcare environment, more and more people are bringing their Wi-Fi devices into the hospital’s infrastructure. This presents a unique challenge to the hospital IT administrator. This paper discusses the challenges and solutions on how HP addresses the security and management of multiple Wi-Fi devices being introduced into the wireless/wired network. Click for more!
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Cape Cod Academy Meets the BYOD Challenge
By HP | 1/5/2013
BYOD is an important aspect as it speaks to how students learn. Flexibility is key. Cape Cod Academy built an expanded learning environment where the teachers and students would work with the technology they know best. Download how the school illustrated best practice in the IT industry.
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Consumerisation of IT: Driving Business Transformation
By HP | 2/5/2013
As people change with new technology, the influence of bring-your-own devices has had a considerable impact on organisational output, delivery of services and security. Find out how to be flexible in how employees use their work and home time. Download now!
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Expand Your Perspective
By HP | 2/5/2013
Workers rely on their monitor throughout the day as they manage digital content and stay in contact with others. Crowding multiple documents, online news feeds, software applications, and messages onto a single computer monitor can stall productivity by adding wasted minutes onto tasks. Find out how a multi-monitor setup can increase productivity, reduce errors and make your employees more comfortable in the workplace.
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