Enterprise Mobility

For most of the last decade, mobility meant email and a corporate-issued BlackBerry. Now it's many more technologies, and we use the umbrella term Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM). EMM includes mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management (MAM), mobile information management (MIM), and BYOD. Also check out mobile device virtualization and app wrapping.

Friday Notebook, August 16: WVD is “feature complete;” UEM Magic Quadrant

Also: Broadcom buys Symantec; more notes from Black Hat; Apple bug bounties; VMware DaaS on VMC on AWS; EMM resources; and more. Continue Reading
The essential enterprise mobility management (EMM) resources, version 1908

Want to get started in enterprise mobility? Trying to answer a question? Start with this curated list! Continue Reading
Apple finally expands bug bounty program, talks about research devices at Black Hat

Apple has started opening up more recently, showing they’re more willing to consider outside opinions on security now. Continue Reading

Ojas Rege on mobility, MobileIron’s early days, & what’s next for EUC – BrianMadden.com Podcast #141

Ojas has been the de facto face of MobileIron for years. He’s stepping back from the company now, so we take a look back at how the industry evolved and where it might go. Continue Reading
iOS 13 analysis with Aaron, Russ, and Jack - BrianMadden.com Podcast #140

We’re back for more Apple MDM updates. Learn what we know—and don’t know—about User Enrollment, managed Apple IDs, Automated Device Enrollment authentication, SSO extensions, Custom Apps, and more! Continue Reading
BetterCloud is like Group Policy for your SaaS apps - BrianMadden.com Podcast #139

Now that we’ve addressed mobility and cloud identity, it’s time manage settings within SaaS apps. Continue Reading

Lakeside SysTrack Community & Security Visualizer almost make me want to be a full-time admin again.

It seems that Lakeside Software's production schedule is tuned for launches at VMworld, because each year I visit their booth and am blown away by whatever it is they're showing off.
Desktop search for virtual & mobile environments a challenge, but products like X1 are here to help.

Search in virtual desktops has always been challenging (as Brian wrote about twice this year) and top of that our data is all over the place. Bottom line-search will continue to be important for end user computing in the future.
BriForum 2015 - (Denver) Everything You Need to Know About Virtual Mobile Infrastructure

Virtual mobile infrastructure is like VDI, but with Android virtual machines and mobile client apps. Certainly there are challenges - some obvious and some not obvious - but there's definitely a place for it.