Learn how your company can safeguard data in the age of Apple Picking, or theft of BYOD devices in highly populated areas.

IT must learn how to manage the new freedoms handed to their workers since the advent of the smartphone. Can they do so without stepping on any toes?

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!

How did their focus on business objectives help Intel churn out 2.75 million productivity hours from its employees in less than a year?

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.

Today’s Apple event hints at its next generation smartphone release – the iPhone 5. The announcement has generated a lot of noise and excitement among smartphone fanatics, coming in as one of the most highly anticipated announcements of the year.

From the eyes of IT, the mixing pot of smartphones, tablets and their mobile operating systems can appear daunting.  However, with the right tools, iPads can be managed alongside Androids, BlackBerrys and Windows Phones with little time or effort.