White Paper: Apperian
Mobile application management (MAM) refers to the workflow for security, governance and distribution of mobile apps in the enterprise. Best-of-breed Mobile Application Management provides app-level security for any app, deploys apps to every user in the extended enterprise because it is device management agnostic and manages the complete mobile app lifecycle.
The remainder of this whitepaper is intended to help you map out the range of capabilities possible with best-of-breed Mobile Application Management (MAM) and the value they can deliver to your enterprise mobility initiatives.
It addresses:
What are the requirements for Best-of-Breed Mobile Application Management?
What is the need for Mobile Application Management?
What are the limitations of Legacy Mobile Management?
What are the specific Mobile Application Management capabilities and your requirements?
By: Apperian
The connection between mobile app adoption and Return on Mobile Investment (RoMI) is intuitive – what good does it do to build the most useful and compelling mobile apps if they’re not consistently used? RoMI can be defined as the ratio of the quantifiable benefit enabled by mobility divided by the dollar value of the mobile investment itself. Download this insightful whitepaper on “Enterprise App Adoption,” that will help your organization maximize its Return on Mobile Investment (RoMI) – by building apps that employees actually want to use, ensuring a high adoption rate. In this whitepaper you will receive: Useful templates to promote greater awareness and ultimately a better return on your organization’s mobile app investment The Mobile Application Adoption and Internal Marketing tool kit Useful tips on how to drive adoption of your mobile apps End-user perspectives and best-practices from enterprise mobile app adoption experts Read this whitepaper to learn how to improve your organization’s RoMI through fostering mobile app adoption best practices.
By: SyncDog
IoT is here, fueling the fire for cyber risk via mobile sources. By 2020, there will be more than 1,000,000,000 M2M (yes, a billion plus!) connections, each device module capable of accessing your network by a malicious hacker. Are you or will you be prepared? Despite growing security risks, budget constraints and a perceived lack of internal concern have led to a slow adoption of formal mobile security policies and technology solutions. Most enterprises are inexperienced in mobile applications security and the developers don’t completely focus on the security but their functions, thus making them vulnerable to security threats. Technology is evolving rapidly and keeping that in mind, the executives must have clear-cut answers to all the possible mobility use-scenarios with a robust security solution in place to ensure business information is kept secure and is only accessible to those who need to access it. Download this informative whitepaper to get an insight on the things that will spur this industry on to better tools and best practices that will accelerate the Enterprise Mobility Security Adoption and how IT organizations can use them for better productivity without compromising protection.