Also: NIST on COPE; Exodus MDM migration; Google’s password roadmap; BYOPC; Stratodesk and Teradici; and more.   Continue Reading

BYOD arrived out of necessity, but BYO laptop was always trickier. Fortunately, supporting diverse endpoints (i.e., issuing corporate Macs) is easier now.   Continue Reading

We looked at Microsoft, let’s see how a couple other vendors are doing as well, starting with Google.   Continue Reading

A bunch of former AirWatch folks built an MDM migration tool, which could be useful as companies contemplate EMM refreshes, update deployments, or go through organizational changes.   Continue Reading

Mobility isn’t a new concept, but it can sometimes be difficult to know where to start if you don’t have a framework in place, which is where NIST guidelines come in.   Continue Reading

Also: Awingu and BlackBerry; a look at cyber insurance; Windows Cloud Download; and a bit more.   Continue Reading

Get back to work quicker with Cloud Download, which helps you avoid the fun of updating for days after reinstalling.   Continue Reading

Yes, it’s a thing. If it exists, there’s an option to get it insured, welcome to capitalism.   Continue Reading

Workspaces are a key part of EUC, and Awingu and BlackBerry UEM complement each other nicely.   Continue Reading

Will it live up to the hype? Time to wait and see!   Continue Reading

Also: iOS keyboard bug; Bromium; going passwordless with Microsoft; Safari 13; workspace portals; and more.   Continue Reading

It’s not just a buzzword—we have some context! 61% of those surveyed have adopted, are planning to adopt, or are investigating workspace portals.   Continue Reading

You can finally use hardware security keys, plus Apple does what Google has tried to do with extensions.   Continue Reading

Let’s be honest, passwords suck, and vendors are working to eliminate or reduce our reliance on them—what is Microsoft’s roadmap?   Continue Reading

Bromium anticipated some of today’s modern management trends, but we’re curious to hear about the roadmap under HP.   Continue Reading

Also: iOS 13; Android 10; ID proofing; Microsoft Flows; Citrix CVAD updates; Exodus for MDM migration; and more!   Continue Reading

What does Apple need to do put the final polish on User Enrollment? Where will it be useful? What do the new iPhones mean? All this, and other notes.   Continue Reading

Organizations have so many IFTTT tools to use, Microsoft Flows is another one.   Continue Reading

For the moment, it’s more for B2C than for employees, but it’s poised to keep spreading.   Continue Reading

This is your reminder to remember that Android and iOS OS updates mean very different things. Now, help us learn more about the state of Android Enterprise!   Continue Reading

Also: Facial recognition; Samsung Note10+; Microsoft Desktop Analytics; employee experience; more on iOS hacks; Android Enterprise survey; and more!   Continue Reading

Google recently announced Chromebook Enterprise, which follows similarly named management products, so let’s figure out what each means.   Continue Reading

Striving towards a better employee experience, Citrix and VMware are working on a bevy of new products. Is this the new, expanded definition of EUC?   Continue Reading

I still struggle to see Samsung DeX being optimal for office workers versus more frontline employees, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its uses.   Continue Reading

Horizon 7 and Horizon Cloud will be under the new control plane. We also look at Horizon and WVD, and Horizon DaaS on VMware Cloud on AWS.   Continue Reading

Yes, it’s significant, but no, it doesn’t completely upend our mobile security model. Either way, it’s a good opportunity to go over security lessons.   Continue Reading

Now in public preview, Microsoft presents Desktop Analytics as the next chapter for Windows Analytics.   Continue Reading

Also: The Apple iPhone event will be September 10; Ping files for an IPO; and more!   Continue Reading

The Workspace ONE Virtual Assistant got a lot of attention; but there were many important updates, including the new Horizon Services for Multi-Cloud.   Continue Reading

VMware made a lot of announcements at VMworld 2019 (and apparently has more for VMworld Europe) around Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub and Workspace ONE Intelligence.   Continue Reading