Browse tag: users enterprise

Browse tag: users enterprise

Prototyping tool eases design of iPhone apps
A prototyping template for iPhone applications was introduced Tuesday at Software 2008.
New Nokia phones targeted at enterprises
Nokia has introduced two enterprise phones, which come at time when Apple, RIM and Microsoft are trying to court users in that space.
IT execs intrigued but skeptical of iPhone corporate support
Apple says the iPhone will add enterprise business support, but several senior IT executives expressed skepticism and even ridiculed Apple for having little big business expertise, according to Computerworld.
iPhone ready to take on BlackBerry with enterprise push
Apple's got RIM and its popular BlackBerry devices squarely in its sites with new enterprise features planned for a future iPhone software update.
What CIOs want in Apple’s next-generation smartphone
CIO.com polls CIOs and IT directors about the features they most want to see in the next iPhone in anticipation of next week’s Worldwide Developers Conference.
SugarCRM to support iPhone, BlackBerry
SugarCRM is bridging the distance between mobile phones and PCs with a new version of its Web-based customer relationship management software now available for beta testing.
Opinion: What Microsoft’s Yahoo bid means for Mac IT
John C. Welch looks at two Yahoo products used by Mac IT administrators that face an uncertain future if Microsoft is successful in its bid to buy Yahoo.
Computerworld: Notes e-mail may come to iPhone
Whether the next generation of the iPhone will eventually support a second enterprise-class e-mail application to Microsoft Exchange—namely Lotus Notes—remains a mystery, according to Computerworld.
Companies join forces to promote Macs in Enterprise
Several companies have joined forces to help organizations integrate Macs into the Enterprise.
iPhone 3G, enterprise, and syncing
Our latest podcast is a triple-threat, examining recently released details on iPhone 3G activation and pricing, Macs in the enterprise market, and the ins and outs of syncing data and files between Macs.
Opinion: What Visual Basic’s Office return means for Mac IT
Microsoft promised this week to restore support for Visual Basic for Applications to a future version of its Office suite. But the lack of VBA support in Office 2008 is only one problem for Mac users, John C. Welch writes.
Network World: iPhone features woo enterprise skeptics
With the iPhone’s newly announced enterprise features generating considerable buzz, some analysts have softened their skepticism about its potential as a corporate device, Network World reports.
CIO: GPS dominates consumer, corporate markets
Popular GPS gadget maker Garmin, currently king of the U.S. navigation device space, commands 57 percent of the consumer and enterprise markets, and its dominance will only grow in the second quarter of 2008, according to a new study from market research firm ChangeWave.
RoamBi offers a new look at data on the iPhone
Mobile app maker MeLLmo has announced RoamBi, an iPhone offering that lets users transform static spreadsheets and tables into interactive, dynamic views that are easily viewable on the iPhone and iPod touch.
iPass aims for mobile cloud service platform
iPass introduced an iPhone client and plans someday to offer a platform for third-party applications.
Windows geeks warm to Macs
Macs are making great strides in the enterprise, CIO.com reports.
The Macalope Weekly: It's not dead yet
The economy may be down on its luck, but not everything's in trouble: Microsoft's bringing back the Zune, Forrester's un-turned its back on the iPhone in enterprise, and there's a bright side to the latest Mac sales numbers.
The Macalope Weekly: It's go time with Microsoft
Microsoft being to Mac users as the Empire is to the Rebellion, the Macalope devotes this week's entire column to Redmond's latest shenanigans.
CIS issues free benchmark on iPhone security
The Center for Internet Security today released what it termed the industry's only consensus security benchmark for the iPhone.
Opinion: New MacBook is a stealth business notebook
The new MacBook will make the most significant inroads into the enterprise market of any Apple product, according to Computerworld’s Scot Finnie.
Opinion: How much work can you do on an iPhone?
It's hard not to look at an iPhone and wonder whether you could chuck your laptop and use it to do all your work instead. In that spirit, InfoWorld’s Galen Gruman finds out how far you can you go relying exclusively on an iPhone for work.
Lloyds International banking on the iPhone
The Australian arm of global banking giant, Lloyds International, is planning to migrate up to 400 staff to the iPhone after conducting a successful pilot program.
Lotus Domino adds native iPhone support
IBM's Lotus Domino 8.5.1 will natively support the iPhone with automatic e-mail, contact and calendar synchronization.
Google launches reseller program for Apps Premier
Google will launch a reseller program for its Apps Premier hosted suite.
For the enterprise, Google Apps fights uphill battle with Microsoft
Microsoft's incumbent status as a provider of office productivity software gives it a leg up over Google Apps in the enterprise, Computerworld's Eric Lai reports.
F5 adds support for iPhones over its SSL VPN tunnels
F5 Networks has issued a new version of its FirePass software so that it can apply group access policies to mobile devices as the log-in to SSL VPNs.
Three nightmares when managing Macs in the enterprise
How hard is it managing Macs in the enterprise? Harder than you might think, says CIO.com’s Tom Kaneshige.
Mac management for Windows IT folks
The prospect of introducing Macs into a Windows environment brings with it many questions and challenges. Will Macs be able to access network resources? Can they be joined to an Active Directory domain? What sort of deployment and management options are there for Macs? Computerworld’s Ryan Faas tackles these questions.
Opinion: What rumored layoffs mean for the Mac in enterprise
Reports of layoffs in Apple’s enterprise group are bad news for IT, says Tom Kaneshige of CIO.com.
Does the iPhone belong in corporate networks?
The VoiceCon Orlando conference featured a discussion on the use of the iPhone in corporate settings. Network World reports on what was said.