BYOD

CIOs and CISOs can't overlook the growing BYOD and COPE environments as threat vectors in the enterprise.

Does building and deploying applications for myriad devices and operating systems put an obstacle in mobile transformation?

Smartphones are getting all the attention at Mobile World Congress, and for good reason.

For the first time since records have been tracked, global smartphone sales saw a decline year-over-year. That may not be a bad thing for the enterprise.

What does 2018 have in store for enterprise mobility? Readers want to know where the space is headed and how it can be secured now.

The three major categories of enterprise mobility are all growing, but one is slower to adopt than the others. Why?

BYOD and COPE have their own benefits and challenges - so which fits the enterprise best?

The forecasts show bring-your-own environments in SMBs and enterprise settings is still on the rise, and quickly.

In abiding by each company's industry regulations, IT administrators can ensure secure messaging doesn't create an open door for hackers.

As technology continues to advance and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) workplaces become more and more commonplace, IT leaders everywhere are faced with a critical dilemma: Do we embrace the more product...

As enterprises grapple with the right mobile approach, decision makers have to understand what will work best for their employees and fit best in their policies.

While VMWorld will focus on the broad scope of the IT industry, a concerted effort toward mobile security information will hit the stage often throughout the four-day event.

As businesses continue to transform digitally and put mobile at the forefront, there’s one ultimate decision that needs to be made to best serve employees and the enterprise equally: Bring your own de...

Bring your own device (BYOD) in the workplace has evolved since the end of last decade, but not nearly as quickly or widely as many expected. There’s also been no shortage of reporting on market condi...

In the fast-paced IT industry, new statistics and data are released daily. Each Friday, Enterprise Mobility Exchange will publish Fast Facts, taking a look at interesting or noteworthy information imp...

When bring your own device (BYOD) hit the enterprise in 2009, companies believed the productivity and efficiency associated with the new initiative would catapult business. In many instances it has, b...

When employees are happy, productivity grows and profit margins increase. Worker satisfaction has risen with the implementation of mobile device use in the enterprise, and even more so with Bring Your...

When employees are happy, productivity grows and profit margins increase. Worker satisfaction has risen with the implementation of mobile device use in the enterprise, and even more so with Bring Your...

In collaboration with The Enterprise Mobility Exchange, VDC Research, a leading enterprise mobility research authority conducted research to determine the key investment priorities heading i...

Editor's note: The following information was authored by Brad Shafton, Director of User Experience for Hologic, and takes a look at the role of Microsoft's Surface tablet in the enterprise and how it...

Editor’s note: The author of this post is Mark Bowker, analyst with Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), who attended the Enterprise Mobility Exchange’s Las Vegas event from Nov. 14 to 16. The follow...

More and more workers are using personal devices to engage in work, but a significantly low percentage are being properly reimbursed for device activity.That’s according to a new study by Syntonic and...

Since the 1970s the IT world has seen computer systems shrink in size from entire offices to the palm of our hands. With smaller, mobile products comes unprecedented growth, and the next half decade w...

Mobile devices in the enterprise have become so prevalent, the term “mobile-first” is already growing old. It doesn’t mean, however, that mobility in the enterprise is a foregone conclusion, nor is it...