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For all the focus on Windows 8 tablets, and Xbox One, it can be easy to forget that Microsoft is mostly an enterprise company. At least, that’s where Microsoft makes most of its money. While consumers have moaned about changes … Continue reading
Since taste is such a personal thing and specific types of users are drawn to specific types of distributions, it’s almost impossible to say “Distribution A is best suited for User X” because there are too many variables to affect … Continue reading
Panasonic India has expanded its Toughpad range of tablets with the launch of two new devices called Toughpad FZ-G1 and Toughpad JT-B1. Both target the enterprise segment and are priced at a whopping Rs 1.75 lakh and Rs 69,000, respectively. … Continue reading
TechRepublic – Google in the Enterprise – Google Voice can offer solid advantages for business users. Find out what’s new with this free service and how it can help you do your job more effectively. Read more RB: Additionally I … Continue reading
“The new breed of enterprise tablets provides the same comprehensive PC enterprise features deployed and already in use by enterprises,” reads the report. “While the iPad provides many new features, enterprise must evaluate, deploy, train IT and … Read more:
TabTimes – Doug Drinkwater- The iPad rules the roost when it comes to tablets in enterprise but could face some serious competition from Windows 8 tablets, according to a leading market analyst. Amid all the talk of consumer spending over … Continue reading
Wired (blog) – The question that tablets force in the enterprise (and at home): What does this replace? And perhaps the bigger question here: Is device fatigue becoming a factor? Microsoft is making a gamble with Windows 8 and Windows … Continue reading
Sacramento Bee – Given its many configuration options, the eTAB Reference Design offers a developer more flexibility to support cost-sensitive enterprise applications. For example, the design can be customized to build standalone tablets or integrated as a control … Read … Continue reading
CITEworld – Armed with its latest feature-filled Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets, Google is hoping to expand its sales of Android devices and its devoted legions of users. Yet for the enterprise, the long-awaited tablets are still missing a … Continue reading
By Christopher Dawson - If tablets are your thing (and, increasingly, they’re a lot of people’s “thing”), then life is good. I’ve talked to a lot of people looking towards better approaches to BYOD as well as formal enterprise deployments of … Continue reading
CITEworld by Charles Bonello – This is a guest post by Charles Bonello, a co-founder and analyst at River Twice Capital Advisor. It was originally published in slightly different form on his personal blog. Recently, a number of firms, including … Continue reading
By Eric Lai for UberMobile With Windows 8 in enterprises, it’s increasingly looking like a Tale of Two Versions. Despite having an entrenched user base of hundreds of millions of potentially-upgradeable PCs, CIOs and other IT leaders are showing more … Continue reading
While one-third of companies (33%) report the majority of employees use tablets for simple work tasks, the exact same number of respondents – 33% – report the majority of employees use tablets for advanced business uses with enterprise applications … … Continue reading
“Enterprises face a complex app store future as some vendors will limit their stores to specific devices and types of apps forcing the enterprise to deal with multiple stores, multiple payment processes and multiple sets of licensing terms,” the report … Continue reading
TabTimes – The firm’s ‘Tablets in the Enterprise – A Hard Pill to Swallow’ whitepaper claims that Apple’s iPad and RIM’s PlayBook are the most secure tablets and asserts that the PlayBook’s ability to effectively separate personal and work makes … Continue reading
Business 2 Community – Even in more conservative companies, we are seeing tablets begin to permeate the organization. For evidence, look at the top of your corporate food chain. Chances are the execs are sporting a tablet. On one hand, … Continue reading
Sacramento Bee: Employees are using their own devices such as smart phones, tablets, and laptops, for the official work to be connected with the enterprise network anytime, anywhere. Thus Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) phenomenon is entering enterprise IT, and will … Read … Continue reading
