Managing a mobile workforce

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Burton Group on how to govern mobile devices
Burton Group analyst Paul Debeasi explains mobile device governance issues and how canny CIOs can empower workforces through mobility without compromising security.
How to create a corporate mobile phone strategy
Learn how CIOs can create policies and processes to ensure that employees' use of mobile devices does not compromise security or create cost blowouts.
Trends in mobile computing - Part Two - Governance
Burton Group analyst Paul DeBeasi comments on mobile governance in the second part of his series on mobility trends.
Trends in mobile computing
Burton Group Analyst Paul DeBeasi offers his vision for the future of mobility with a look at the reasons to go mobile and the risks that can hinder your adoption.
Coping with mobile wannabes challenges CIOs
Staff who want mobility and buy their own mobile devices - even though you don't think they need it - are creating new management challenges for CIOs.
How to develop security policies for mobile devices
Mobility is empowering, but also creates new security risks. Here's how to develop policies that let you reap the benefits of mobility, without the worries.
BlackBerry Software CTO says the company can serve consumers and businesses
Research In Motion's CTO David Yach is determined to make sure CIOs don't forget BlackBerry's enterprise credentials.
Think beyond tough when considering rugged mobile devices
Ruggedised computers are so physically tough, they can feel like the solution to many mobility challenges. Smart CIOs will realise that usability, manageability and connectivity also deserve consideration!
Top Talk: Are we there yet?
Only organisations with distributed, remote and mobile workforces seem to be reaping unified communications' advantages, reports Pushkar Taneja.
Kris Kringle's guide to Mobility
The workforce is getting mobile, and quickly. We've collected the year's greatest mobility stories all in one place so as to minimise your clicking!
Mobilising your workforce: Key questions to ask
Your mobile workforce is about to surge and you must have a plan in place for growth. We discuss critical considerations for your mobile deployment.
Mobile computing needs mobile policies
Organisations like Australia-wide maintenance services firm HJB rely heavily on mobile workers to bring in revenue and keep customers satisfied. The first step in successfully mobilising them, experts advise, is to create and maintain formal mobile policies and support.
Gartner: Existing business continuity plans will fail in a pandemic
Existing business continuity plans will not protect a company during an avian flu pandemic, says a Gartner analyst. Business continuity plans assume a geographically specific disaster, while a pandemic will strike everywhere nearly simultaneously.

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Mobile operators not ready for enterprise mobility
Mobile operators are not able to support the mobility strategies of multinational enterprises, new research from Ovum shows.

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