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iPad Brings New Wave in Surgeon, Patient Communication
7/11/2012
Through face-to-face video calls on iPads and other tablets, Henry Ford Hosptial is initiating the next wave of high-tech communication at hospitals dubbed telerounding. The iPad fills a critical need for Henry Ford surgeons to communicate with their patients in the clinic or inpatient setting, even when they’re not in the same city.
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Microsoft's Hot Cool Surface
7/6/2012
Microsoft's surprise introduction of its new Surface tablets earns the company significant new street cred - a very welcome thing.
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Ultrabooks - Very Possibly the Next True Killer Mobile Devices
7/6/2012
Ultrabooks are still very much under the radar when it comes to enterprise IT and IT knowledge of them. Yet, these ultra sleek mobile laptops are very likely going to be the real enterprise mobile device killers. FInd out which are enterprise ready today and what Windows 8 will drive before the year is out.
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Acquisition of Quickoffice Further Cements Google Mobile Presence
6/29/2012
Google looks to continue to establish itself as a player in the mobile game by adding Quickoffice programs to its Google Apps suite. Microsoft is looking to respond by releasing its own Office suite for non-Microsoft platforms, but is the reigning king of office productivity software feeling the heat?
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The gRIM RIM Returns
6/29/2012
As hard as it is to believe, Research in Motion will now not deliver either new hardware or BlackBerry 10 in 2012. We need to now look to next year before we will see anything new from RIM. Q1 2013 results were also announced, but the results really don't matter.
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Microsoft Keeps Itself in the Mobile News with Windows Phone 8 Announcements
6/26/2012
Hot on the heels of the the company's Surface tablet announcement, Microsoft has now followed up with the announcement of its next major release of Windows Phone - now Windows Phone 8. The company will very obviously look to tie all of its Windows platforms together into a cohesive whole - but will WP8 truly play?
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The New Apple iOS Version 6 - A Major Upgrade?
6/12/2012
Apple's WorldWide Developer Conference is currently taking place out in San Francisco. Is there anything of key interest in what Tim Cook and his management team had to tell their audience yesterday? Hot new software developments? Dumping Google? Any hints of new devices that Apple may be planning to launch?
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Samsung's Galaxy S III - Is it a True Enterprise iPhone Slayer?
6/5/2012
Samsung's new smartphone has drawn raves from most people who have seen it in action. Refined software, a pleasing and easy to use interface and a form factor that is clearly well thought out may be exactly what Samsung needs to finally break through in the enterprise.
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Big Blue Unleashes New BYOD Security
6/5/2012
Six months ago IBM delivered a hosted mobile device management platform to tackle BYOD enterprise vulnerabilities. Now the company is back with an application level layer of security - again designed to ensure mastery of the BYOD enterprise monster. Will AppScan prove the right firepower for enterprise mobile security?
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Field Service Reboot
5/29/2012
After being spun out of Cardinal Health in 2009, CareFusion was left with the need to fill a number of IT, CRM and SAP gaps. To do so CareFusion turned to a mobile field solution.
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Mobile Enterprise CIO Q&A - BYOD Policies
5/29/2012
We recently sat down with Patricia Smith, the CIO of Our Kids of Miami-Dade/Monroe to talk over strategies for implementing a manageable Bring Your Own Device policy.
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The Right Mobile Apps: Native, HTML5 or Hybrid? Yes.
5/22/2012
Every type of mobile application has its place based on performance and complexity. From the relative ease of HTML5 development to the more intricate possibilities available through native and hybrid development, today's mobile development platforms put the choice in the enterprise's hands.
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Top Five Tablets in the Enterprise - Today...and Tomorrow-
5/15/2012
Tablet penetration in the enterprise continues to move quickly forward, and it is certainly no secret that the iPad owns a commanding share of the market, Is the iPad the one tablet destined to rule them all? Our cover story from the newly available May/June issue of Mobile Enterprise answers the question.
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A Toshiba 13 Inch Excite Tablet - Over-sized to the Max
5/10/2012
Toshiba recently announced its new line of Android tablets - the Excite Series. Among a collection of otherwise "me-too" tablets the company has sneaked in a rather gigantic 13 incher. It's big, really big - but who would want one?
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Nokia Uses CTIA 2012 Stage to Announce Mobile App Partnerships
5/8/2012
The new partnership announcements - some of them exclusive to Nokia for periods ranging from 3 months to just over a year - should help Nokia's Lumia develop a new level of interest from mobile users. Is it enough to create BYOD momentum?
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Research in Motion - BlackBerry in the Works
5/2/2012
Research in Motion CEO Thorsten Heins and his team take the stage at BlackBerry World and look to be regaining solid technical and marketing momentum. The new operating system - BB 10 - is finally emerging from the shadows and becoming real. Will it be the game changer RIM needs to propel the company forward?
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The New BlackBerry 10 Alpha Devices Are in Developer Hands
5/2/2012
At BlackBerry World RIM this week has announced, demonstrated and delivered to developers a new BB 10-based smart mobile device - a prototype of what new versions of BlackBerry hardware might look like when the devices launch in early Q3 2012. The developer device does not sport a keyboard - and that's good news.
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The Google Tablet - A Puzzle Worth Solving?
4/24/2012
A few months back Google decided to announce that it was going to get into the tablet game in a big way, by working with partners to launch a fully Google-branded tablet. But why does it want to do this? Following on the heels of its Google Nexus experiences it isn't necessarily the greatest of ideas. But there is a lot at stake.
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4 Keys to Controlling Enterprise Tablet Wireless Costs
4/17/2012
The use of tablets in the enterprise is rapidly escalating, and their penetration - especially as laptop replacements - will continue unabated for the rest of the decade. Enormous wireless data costs loom as a result - control those costs before they control and own you! Build your defenses today.
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Does Apple's iPad Really Have a WiFi Problem?
4/12/2012
Apple's new iPad is rumored to have WiFi connectivity issues. A number of complaints from users and a number of "tests" from the usual independent lab sources suggest there is an issue - or is it nothing more than the old, meaningless iPhone antenna issue?
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Show Off the Rugged: Next Gen Devices Modernize the Field
5/15/2013 2:00:00 PM (EST)
Moderator:
Dorene Rettas, Publisher, Mobile Enterprise
Panelists:
Michael Ho, Regional Service Manager, Canon Canada Inc.
David Krebs, VP, Enterprise Mobility and Connected Devices Practice, VDC Research
Mika Majapuro, Product Marketing Manager, Honeywell
Wes Rupel, Co-Founder, President and Chief Technology Officer, Allegro Mobile Solutions
Savino Griesi, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Allegro Mobile Solutions
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