Whitepaper

This paper presents 10 key points to consider as you develop your enterprise mobility strategy, encompassing security, user experience, IT operations and BYOD.

Simple, secure ways to deliver a great experience for remote users.

Information security has become an increasingly critical concern for organisations of all kinds. Trends such as mobility, flexwork, consumerisation including BYOD, and cloud computing mean that more people, including teleworkers, mobile users, partners, outsourcing providers and other contractors are accessing enterprise applications and data from more places, on more devices and in more ways, than

Embrace consumerisation. Empower employees. Simplify IT.

We’re not all gifted with good presentation skills. But what we’re not born with, we can learn. This brief explores eight common presentation pitfalls from Dragons’ Den and how to avoid them in your own presentations. Download the brief to learn: •  8 common presentation mistakes from Dragons’ Den •  What to do when the

IT managers lose sleep over how to secure corporate data while also making it easy for people to be productive on-the-go. With Citrix WorxMail, you don’t have to choose between security and a great user experience. Learn about the latest developments in secure mobile email

While enterprise mobility brings opportunity for your users and organization, it also invites risk. Users should view this whitepaper as a mobile security framework for their enterprises and a checklist for evaluating enterprise mobility vendors.

This white paper reviews the security challenges associated with mobile devices in the enterprise, and provides a checklist to use as you develop policies to maintain control of devices, apps and data.

The transformation of computing through mobility, consumerization, bring-your-own device (BYOD) and flex-work offers powerful benefits for today’s organizations—but it poses significant challenges for IT.

MaaS360, an IBM company and leader in Enterprise Mobile Management (EMM), presents Volume III of a three-part series that explores the appification of the enterprise, including IT’s role as the great enabler