It’s no secret that mobility in the enterprise is one of today’s hottest areas of interest, as CIOs and IT teams desperately try to deliver productivity boosting applications to their employees. Enterprises need to develop thorough plans for unleashing their workers from the physical office location. Much thought must be given to security, synchronization, network management, device management, and wireless best practices that will work together to create an optimal mobile enterprise that is productive, seamless, and cost effective.
Motorola, in concert with TMCnet, has made available three white papers dealing with various elements of effectively deploying a mobile enterprise. These three white papers are available free of charge through the TMCnet White Paper library.
I urge you to check out the descriptions below, and then click on the titles to learn what you need to know in order to un-tether your enterprise. The mobile enterprise is real, and is increasingly becoming more ubiquitous. Don’t be left behind.
Multi-national enterprises must reckon with a mobile workforce that will grow larger every year, driven by the requirements of global business and the need to stay in close contact with customers and increase productivity. This paper describes the key issues enterprises needs to consider when determining the requirements for deploying a global wireless messaging project.
While planning for wireless access to enterprise information, IT managers must consider five key necessities Enterprise-class security, application optimization with real-time push synchronization, broad handheld support and robust fleet management tools.
Mobile devices represent a tremendous productivity advantage for today’s mobile worker. However, IT organizations must give consideration to the deployment of device security policies in order to provide the level of security that enterprises require.
