mobility management

Enterprises need to rethink mobility strategy to support anytime, anywhere communications and collaboration

Vendors made significant announcements last week at Enterprise Connect around new features and delivery options for their unified communications and collaboration offerings. As enterprises continue to realize the value in having the ability to remain in touch with their employees anytime,...

Move over BYOD, here comes BYOA

ORLANDO -- The mobility trend is growing by leaps and bounds within the enterprise, with BYOD taking center stage over the past couple of years. But now, BYOD is evolving into bring-your-own-applications (BYOA), Michael F. Finneran, Principal, dBrn Associates, Inc. explained at Enterprise Connect...

Are green buildings killing cellular signals? What it means for telephony pros

Enterprise pits iPad vs. laptop: Which one gets clobbered?

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HP/Palm: What could this mean for unified communications?

They say things happen in threes, so let's try the Hewlett-Packard edition of this association game: Colubris, 3Com... Palm? Huh? Those three letters...

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February 5, 2010  2:26 PM

Agito takes a stab at killing expensive international roaming rates for iPhone, BlackBerry

Posted by: Shamus McGillicuddy
Agito, BlackBerry, Fixed-mobile convergence, iphone, Mobile, mobility management

Agito Networks is mostly known for its dual-mode fixed-mobile convergence solutions, helping enterprise get their mobile phones off the cellular network and tied into a corporate PBX via Wi-Fi networks. This week Agito came out with something slightly new that is targeted at a very specific, yet...

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