How can your colleagues securely access corporate data while preserving the mobile experience on their personal devices?

How will smartwatches, Google Glass and other wearable mobile technology impact the enterprise mobility management strategies of tomorrow?

Read and learn whether Apple’s recent iOS 6.1 software update will affect the mobile transmission of email in your enterprise, and what you can do to help.

In situations where no BYOD program exists, one must ask why? The answer is simple: ever-advancing mobile hardware and software have created a very large headache for those tasked with managing devices. What can be done?

Last week’s launches have left mobile workers to decide between the iPad mini, Nexus 7 and the Surface as their tablet of choice. By the same token, IT admins must too decide which platforms to support. Which will it be — one, two or all three?

A recent survey by the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Mobile Working Group highlights IT's biggest concerns managing devices in the mobility age.

BYOD-friendly IT departments can expect increased demand for iOS 6 and Android 4.1 support as the two mobile operating systems compete for mobile worker market share.

Over 25% of all iOS devices managed on MaaS360 have already made the iOS 6 switch. Update they have, and continue to update they will!

For enterprises, especially those that have jumped head-first into bring your own device (BYOD), the fundamental question remains whether this year's pre-order bonanza stems from bleeding edge buyers or John and Mary employees who will be demanding corporate support by September's end.