Google in the Enterprise

This section will cover topics related to how Google's services fit into our enterprise. Google for Work, Google Apps, Google Cloud Platform, and many other services have infiltrated our environments one way or another, and it's our responsibility to get a grip on how to manage it in a safe and secure way while also allowing our users the flexibility they demand.

Friday Notebook, February 15: What will Apple do about sideloading and rogue enterprise certs?

Also: A closer look at Idaptive, AetherPal, Google accounts, and client virtualization; and other notes from the week. Continue Reading
Google just made it easier to create accounts with your existing corporate email address

Now Google explicitly tells users that they can use their existing email address to sign up for a Google account. This should clear up some user confusion, so I like it! Continue Reading
Friday Notebook, February 1: Jamf Connect Azure AD password sync; audit your Apple enterprise apps

Also: Jamf growth; mobile SSO; Chrome extensions; cloud gaming; Windows Sandbox; VDI performance; Mosyle; iOS 12.2; and more! Continue Reading

Google’s Sean Ginevan talks Android Enterprise - BrianMadden.com Podcast #133 (Special Edition)

Android Enterprise is now widely available. In this episode, we go over a lot of the details of how it works and where it’s going, directly with the source! (Sponsored by Android Enterprise.) Continue Reading
BrianMadden.com Podcast #113: Dell/EMC acquisition, Azure DaaS, and Blackberry's Android phone

We had a lot to talk about on this week's BrianMadden.com Podcast-we talked about Dell and EMC (and what that means to vWorkspace, Dell EMM, and AirWatch, Microsoft inching closer to a legitimate DaaS product based on Windows 10, Blackberry's recent Android phone (called the "Priv") and more. Continue Reading
BrianMadden.com Live Podcast #50: 2014 the year of DaaS, iOS 7 & Android Management, & Chromebooks

Brian, Gabe, and Jack came together for another edition of the BrianMadden.com live podcast today. Continue Reading

Centrify shows off new features in Samsung Knox and Centrify Identity Service

At Mobile World Congress 2015, Centrify was showing off the latest features in Samsung Knox 2.4 and Centrify Identity Service.
Android for Work is out. How do mobile virt. vendors differentiate? Graphite Software explains.

For several years now we've been talking about all sorts of mobile virtualization and dual persona Android devices. This conversation has mostly been in the enterprise context, with the goal to keep corporate apps and data secured and separated from personal apps and data.
Citrix shows off XenMobile on Android for Work (Video from Mobile World Congress 2015)

In this video Rajiv Taori, VP of Product Management at Citrix, shows off XenMobile on Android for Work. Citrix announced their support of Android for Work the week before Mobile World Congress 2015.