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- Seven
Steps to a Successful Mobile
Deployment
This newly published paper
is an introduction for enterprises
considering implementing
a mobile workforce solution
utilizing software and mobile
computing devices. The paper
stresses ROI and highlights
the seven steps you should
take, from planning and
design, through deployment
and beyond. by River
Run Software.
- Managing
Mobile Devices in the Enterprise
Microsoft's vision for mobile
devices and how you can
implement them across your
enterprise. by
Microsoft.
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Mobilizing Customer Relations
Management
Read how organizations can
improve customer service
with mobile CRM solutions
that use Pocket PCs and
Handheld PCs. CRM solutions
that take advantage of Windows
Powered mobile devices include
Siebel Handheld from Siebel
Systems, mySAP Workplace
from SAP AG, and Pivotal
Anywhere from Pivotal.
by Microsoft.
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Mobile Device Wireless
Connectivity
Read
about the wireless capabilities
of Windows powered mobile
devices, and the opportunities
they can provide to your
organization.
by
Microsoft.
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Handheld PCs in the Enterprise
Read multiple user scenarios
and applications for general
guidance where Handheld
PCs fit best.
by Microsoft
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Mobile E-mail Access in
the Enterprise
Concerned about network
performance when employees
use this capability? Read
published tests and descriptions
of internal usage experiences,
utilizing the IMAP4 protocol
that Handheld PCs use to
extract e-mail with attachments
directly from a Microsoft
Exchange Server.
By Microsoft.
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Security
on the Pocket PC
Protect
your enterprise data with
Microsoft technologies
and third-party solutions.
This document examines
the security risks of
mobile computing and solutions
that are available to
counter those risks. By
Microsoft.
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Mobile Device Manangement
and Security
Mobile devices are fast
becoming a key IT management
issue. Many organizations
struggle to identify and
adopt best practices for
effectively managing this
valuable corporate asset.
To gain a better understanding
of where enterprises stand
in their efforts to manage
and secure mobile devices,
TechRepublic recently surveyed
IT professionals to collect
data on the key issues surrounding
the management of mobile
devices. The results of
the survey, conducted on
behalf of XcelleNet, provide
data on the extent of mobile
device usage for business
purposes, identify the leading
hazards that affect mobile
devices, expose the vulnerability
of information stored on
the devices, and highlight
current device management
issues and practices. by
XcelleNet.
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Managing
the Mobile Workforce: Are
You Ready to Meet the Challenge?
The mobile phenomenon: like
it or not, it’s here to
stay. According to GartnerGroup,
more than two out of every
three telephone numbers
issued worldwide are for
cellular phones; laptops
and personal digital assistant
(PDAs) now outnumber desktop
workstations; and four out
of every five new workstations
provisioned are laptops.
Nearly 10,000 high-speed
Internet connections are
added each day, and by year-end
2003, more than one billion
mobile phones will be in
use worldwide. Given these
facts, it’s not surprising
that such devices are becoming
important tools in today’s
work force. Mobile technologies
allow enterprises to locate
employees where the business
need is strongest and allow
employees to enjoy greater
flexibility and—therefore—job
satisfaction. Because of
this, Gartner estimates
that by 2004, 60% of office
productivity workers will
carry at least three mobile
devices, and 80% of corporate
and government IT departments
will be forced to support
three appliance OS platforms.
by
Tally Systems.
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Two-way Email Information
Delivery: A Revolutionary
Approach to Wireless Business
Intelligence
This white paper details
the opportunities and challenges
presented by the move to
wireless business intelligence
and it introduces the concept
and relevance of two-way
email information delivery
in a mobile business intelligence
setting. by
Information Builders.
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CIO Outlook 2001: Architects
of Mobility
CIO Outlook 2001 is a direct
response to common challenges
raised during Synchrologic’s
discussions with over 200
CIOs worldwide over the
past eight months. The whitepaper
is a comprehensive look
at the concerns your peers
raised, and will help shed
light on the issues you
face, in addressing mobile
computing. by Synchrologic.
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Developing
an IT Strategy for Mobile
Devices
The
number of mobile devices,
such as handheld computers
and mobile phones, entering
the corporate sector has
grown exponentially over
the past year, and, according
to market research, this
number is going to increase.
The entrance of key players
such as IBM, Compaq, NEC,
Hewlett-Packard, Nokia,
Ericsson and Microsoft signals
that the handheld has potential
for much more than just
personal use. by
Extended Systems
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