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Forrester Consulting delivers a 2012 summary of trends and survey results from organizations with 100-1500 employees.

Smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices have become embedded in enterprise processes, thanks to the consumerization of IT and a new generation of workers raised on mobile technologies. Consumer devices and bring-yourown-device (BYOD) programs are driving a new wave of business process innovation, changing the way customers, employees and partners interact with organizations and with each other. In fact, mobile devices and applications are catching up with — and in many cases surpassing — PCs in the quality and functionality of their applications.

As mobile computing becomes an increasingly important technology, the need for robust, reliable wireless networks is growing. In addition to enterprise-issued devices, users are bringing their own tablets and smartphones and demanding access to IT resources. Organizations need a wireless infrastructure that can support these demands. Our research shows that in addition to mobile demands, aging hardware is driving many organizations' wireless upgrade plans. Download this white paper to read more about the research.

It’s official — BYOD is here, and there’s no turning back. Mobile Device Management (MDM) gives employees the freedom to connect whenever, wherever for increased productivity and a better work-life balance. But every smartphone, tablet and notebook is a potential gateway for unauthorized applications, malware and other security threats.

According to Time, as much as 40% of social network users are exposed to some form of malware.

Dell™ SonicWALL™ thought leaders identify top IT security drivers for the year ahead.

A new IDG survey reveals optimism about the ability of next- generation firewalls to help IT balance productivity and security.

Eight Keys to Cloud Friendly System Management

The BYOD trend is now mainstream and growing rapidly in acceptance. Gartner now estimates that 70% of mobile professionals will conduct their work on personal smart devices by 2018.

Modern malware defenses use layers of blacklisting and whitelisting, enhanced with real-time analysis and reputation data, to protect the endpoint computing stack.

41% of ESG research respondents reported that the cloud enabled them to realize IT cost reductions with 26% seeing improvements in productivity.  Learn how you can achieve these benefits by reviewing common IT scenarios detailed in private and hybrid cloud, data protection, BYOD and data movement use cases.

How to Support BYOD without Putting Your Company at Risk

Watch this video to learn why RingCentral Office is BYOD-friendly! RingCentral's powerful iOS and Android apps make it possible for your workforce to go mobile with the technology they know and love.

Download this solution brief to ensure your organizations bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy is a win-win situation.

Endpoint security is at a critical juncture. Increasingly, employees at organizations of all sizes are using a wider variety than ever of desktop and mobile devices, including smartphones, tablets and laptops, as they work from broadly dispersed locations, including home offices. Often, organizations are permitting and even encouraging employees to use their own devices under BYOD (bring your own device) policies. With these devices, employees are accessing not only corporate data and applications, but also social media, banking and shopping sites. Download this white paper to learn more about endpoint security.

The release of Android for Work, combined with the enterprise upgrades in Lollipop, delivers an outstanding opportunity for companies that have long waited to support Android devices as part of their BYOD mix. It also cements the need for a multi-OS EMM platform that is capable of delivering configurations across Android, iOS, and Windows devices. For organizations that want to take advantage of Android for Work, the first step will be to find an EMM provider with with a comprehensive platform and broad experience with multi-OS deployments to ensure their success. Download now to learn more!

Expanding and enriching the educational experience through a streamlined, broadened networkBYOD in the classroom and one-student-one-device trends meant Kentucky’s Bullitt County Public Schools needed an easily configurable, reliable and scalable network. Read this case study to discover the benefits of WLAN technology in the educational world.

Download this Healthcare Informatics e-book for a comprehensive understanding of the BYOD policy, the challenges faced, and the impact it could have on the industry.

Modern two-factor solutions have evolved to support new, complex technology models that change how we use data, including cloud computing and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device).

In this white paper, we will provide an overview of the present state of mobility in the enterprise and identify loopholes and key areas of concern for the Public Sector.

This free white paper Your PBX Is Killing Your Business: 5 Reasons Why You Should Ditch It for the Cloud explains 5 top reasons why businesses are leaving their PBXs behind and moving up to the cloud. Download the paper and learn: 5 measurable business benefits of moving communications to the cloud How to rapidly scale communications as your business adds new offices and countries Why mobility and BYOD are must-haves for modern business communications How cloud solutions deliver disaster recovery benefits that onsite PBXs simply can’t Extra Bonus: Two free checklists: Evaluating Cloud Communications Providers: 8 Questions to Ask 8 Signs Your Legacy PBX Is Putting Your Business at Risk Get all the facts when you download this free white paper!

The "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) trend started in late 2009 and caught on with users faster than IT expected, especially as iOS and Android devices became dominant. This webinar will delve into the underlying risks associated with BYOD, and provide a simple step-by-step approach to mitigate their risks.

The proliferation of mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets is transforming the way people collaborate and access information in many industries. Healthcare is no exception. Read on to learn about adoption of BYOD in the healthcare sector.

Windows-Anwendungen und -Desktops gehören zur Kernausstattung moderner Unternehmen, auch wenn mobile Plattformen, Smartphones und Tablets heute überall zu finden sind. Im Unterschied zu den Architekuren der mobilen Infrastruktur hat sich die Desktop-Infrastruktur seit vielen Jahren kaum weiterentwickelt. Aber jetzt ist der Zeitpunkt für die Desktop- Transformation gekommen.

Con tecnología de VMware® Hoy, a pesar de la adopción masiva de plataformas móviles, teléfonos móviles y tabletas, los escritorios y aplicaciones de Windows son fundamentales para las empresas. Sin embargo, las arquitecturas de escritorio no han evolucionado con los años como lo hicieron las arquitecturas móviles. Ha llegado la hora de transformar los escritorios.