Keeping on with the trend of teaching with tablets, Google has dedicated a section of its app store, Google Play for the education industry. Now, IT support for education must do some learning of their own to manage these wonderful new tools.

The recently passed Application Privacy, Protection and Security (APPS) Act mandates app developers must maintain in-depth privacy policies that in part forbid them from collecting any personal data once the user has stopped using their application.

Gartner predicts Bring Your Own Device becoming the norm versus the exception. 

Education engagement Apps like Learning Catalytics (recently acquired by learning tool juggernaut Pearson) have empowered educators in K-12 all the way up to higher Ed with a 360 degree periscope view of the classroom. 

The new challenge of the day is finding a way to uphold security and productivity whilst accommodating for newcomer mobile technology. Is it realistic to assume that smartphones and tablets, their data, apps, and docs can be accessed, shared, and utilized in harmony – all while connected the longstanding corporate network?

Read and learn how IT management in the legal sector has responded to challenges brought on by the bring your own device (BYOD) trend.

Read and learn new strategies and technologies that are being applied to maximize security and control for total enterprise mobility.

Is your company prepared for mobility in 2013? As new devices continue to hit the market and enter the workplace, IT must place mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM) adoption in higher priority.

In an increasingly complex and crowded mobile device management market, Fiberlink President and COO, Chris Clark, explains what separates MaaS360 from the competition.