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September 16, 2011 11:25 AM

RIM profits take a plunge

Posted by: Colin Steele

Apple, BlackBerry, Google, Microsoft, mobile device management, Research in Motion, Windows 8

Research in Motion reported dismal financial results (PDF) yesterday, with profits down 59% and sales down 10% from the same quarter last year.

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September 15, 2011 3:06 PM

Samsung Windows Developer Preview PC specs

Posted by: Colin Steele

Microsoft, Samsung, Windows 8

The Samsung Windows Developer Preview PC, the first Windows 8...

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This blog is for information technology administrators dealing with the consumerization of IT. It covers the use of personal smartphones, tablets and cloud services in the enterprise, plus technologies for controlling the use of these mobile devices and cloud applications.

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VMware may take lead on mobile application management standards
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Controlling the Consumerization of IT

How the consumerization of the enterprise has affected two firms
The consumerization of the enterprise looks different in every company. Some firms are more open to new technologies and ways of working than others.

Apple AirPrint and iOS printing alternatives: An IT overview
Getting a document from a mobile device to paper is a hassle, but there are many options to help with iOS printing, including Apple AirPrint.

Simplifying business processes with enterprise mobile applications
Sometimes the best way to simplify complex business processes and make employees' jobs easier is with homegrown enterprise mobile applications.

Why BlackBerry Enterprise Service and BB10 are too little, too late
BlackBerry has made positive strides with its BlackBerry Enterprise Service, new OS and new phones, but it all comes too late to save the company.

The secret to making cloud productivity apps work in the enterprise
Cloud productivity apps help users do their jobs and lessen IT's workload if you trust in your employees and cloud service providers.

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