Mobile Devices

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  • Businesses Not Ready to Support Mobile Workers: Citrix

    Citrix announced findings from a recent global survey that examined how consumer-focused communications devices are being increasingly adopted in the workplace, revealing small to medium-size businesses (SMBs) are coming under growing pressure to enable their employees to use their personal smartphones, tablets and other devices for business use. Some 25 percent of companies are already…

  • Google Chromebooks From Samsung, Acer Discounted to $299

    Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Chromebooks, the notebooks running the lightweight Chrome Operating System designed for powering Web applications through the Chrome browser, are getting discounted to $299. Google introduced the Chrome notebooks from Samsung and Acer at the Google I/O developer conference last May as speedy machines that boot up in less than eight seconds and power…

  • Wyse Expands Cloud Client Computing Portfolio With Trellia Acquisition

    Wyse Technology, a provider of cloud client computing, announced it acquired Trellia, a specialist in cloud-based mobile infrastructure management. The Trellia solution suite provides Wyse, its customers and partners with a suite of cloud-based mobile security, device, app and expense management software solutions. Trellia adds a specific set of technology IP and expertise to present…

  • Managing Mobile Devices: Solution Providers’ Next Frontier

    Workers may have been bringing their own phone and tablets onto the corporate network for some time now, but IT organizations are just beginning to address the issues and problems caused by this BYOD (bring your own device) trend. And VARs and MSPs, like the customers they serve, are looking to get their arms around…

  • Aruba Networks Buys Avenda Systems to Enhance Security Portfolio

    Aruba Networks will buy privately held Avenda Systems to bolster its network security portfolio to help organizations protect personal devices being used in the enterprise. Aruba Networks will offer enterprises a single management console that can secure all devices being used within the enterprise and apply consistent security policies, Hitesh Sheth, chief operating officer at…

  • Cisco Readies WebEx, Jabber for ‘Post-PC’ Era

    Cisco Systems is looking to grow the capabilities of its collaboration offerings–including WebEx and Jabber to address the mobile trends of what company executives agree is the post-PC era. At the Cisco Collaboration Summit 2011 event in Miami Nov. 16, company officials announced enhancements to WebEx and Jabber to enable users to leverage the new…

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