[Infographic]: Mobile Cloud And Enterprises Today Written by Raja Rao | 09 July 2013 0 LinkedIn digg 0 Cloud Technology is proving to be beneficial to companies in many ways. Companies, even though sceptical initially; began to accept this fast growing technology. Especially for companies with a lot of mobile workforce this technology seems to be facilitating their capabilities to some extent. Mobile and cloud technologies together are creating new market opportunities that were not available to …
Present and Future Technologies for Internet of Things (IoT) - 11 July 2013 An Interesting presentation from our Future of Wireless Conference (#FWIC2013) in Cambridge earlier this month. A question being asked is what technology will be used for Internet of Things (IoT) or Internet of Everything ( IoE ) as its also referred to nowadays. These 3 slides below summarises what technologies are see applicable to which scenarios.
Mobile Devices Lead Electronics Purchases, Finds CEA’s Annual Ownership Study Arlington, VA – 04/22/2013 – Consumers’ desire for mobility is driving sales of tablets, smartphones, e-readers and wireless mobile hotspots, according to a new study released today by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) ® . The 15 th Annual Household CE Ownership and Market Potential Study also found that consumer electronics (CE) spending is up for individuals (35 percent) and households (36 percent) over the last 12 months. Mobile Devices Sales of…
Why the COPE model isn't a slam-dunk alternative to BYOD Robert Sheldon E-Mail Print A AA AAA in Share Facebook Twitter Share This RSS Reprints On paper, the COPE model sounds like a win-win for IT and end users, but if you pull back the curtains, you'll find that it has its own set of challenges. Compared to BYOD, the corporate-owned, personally enabled (COPE) model gives IT administrators more control. But users might see such a move as a Big Brother situation, rather than a partnership with their em…
Salah satu kendala dengan BYOD adalah bahwa perangkat dimiliki oleh karyawan, bukan melulu punya perusahaan. Oleh karena itu, tidak semua policy dapat dipaksakan ke perangkat tersebut. Maka konsep Corporate Owned Personally Enabled (COPE) kembali muncul. BYOD vs. COPE: Why corporate device ownership could make a comeback Robert Sheldon E-Mail Print A AA AAA in Share 4 Facebook Twitter Share This RSS Reprints There's a new debate when it comes to enterprise mobility: BYOD versus COPE. It seems that the brin…
Bicara-bicara soal SLA, bisa sampai berbusa. Ternyata, dalam keseharian kita pun, kita bergulat dengan SLA Apa sih SLA ? Service Level Agreement (SLA) A service level agreement ( SLA ) is a part of a contract where the level of service is formally defined. The SLA records a common understanding about services, priorities, responsibilities, guarantees, and warranties. Each area should have the “level of service” defined. The SLA may specify the levels of availability, serviceability, performance, operation, or other attributes of t…
Creating a fluid mobile platform strategy to manage mobile diversity Jack E. Gold E-Mail Print A AA AAA in Share Facebook Twitter Share This RSS Reprints Why is creating a mobile platform strategy so important? A mobile platform is not just the individual device or operating system (OS) it runs, but it encompasses an ecosystem that includes the end user, the IT infrastructure and the app environment—all contained in the most cost-effective, manageable and secure package. This definition provides the basis for cre…
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