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Friday, 21 December 2012

A BYOD Christmas Carol: "Bah humbug" is not an option

Posted on 14:38 by Unknown


The ghost suddenly appeared from behind the bed curtains, rattling the old Ethernet cables dangling from its arms.

“Wh-who-who are you?” Scrooge gasped.

“I am your old IT guy, Jacob Marley.  The one who left to take a job at that hot start-up…”

“What are you doing here?”

“I’m here to warn you, Scrooge,” the ghost moaned emphatically.  “You must see the error of your ways.  Your hardworking
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Friday, 14 December 2012

It’s not about the desktop anymore: the new role of workspace aggregators in enterprise mobility

Posted on 12:49 by Unknown


If there’s one thing that the proliferation of the iPad, Microsoft Surface, and other tablets has proved, it’s that the place people do their work is no longer limited to their physical desktop.

That now goes for your computing desktop, too.  The mobilization of enterprise applications means metaphors are shifting fast and furiously and IT orgs and the users they support should take note.

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