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Organizations need to be more proactive in their approaches to designing and deploying unified communications solutions. This best practices guide will provide tips to eliminate surprises, and give you a few key steps to ensure top performance.

In a January 2012 market research study, 71 percent of the businesses surveyed said that mobile devices have caused an increase in security incidents.

Smartphones and tablets are game changers for engagement because people carry them everywhere they go. Your customers and partners and employees have perpetual access to the vast resources of the Internet — and hopefully your mobile app as well — in the key moments of their day. In interviews with more than 100 mobile innovators, we have found four places where mobile engagement transforms services and processes: customer engagement, process acceleration, employee productivity, and new business services. Even at this early stage of development, you can see positive impacts of mobile engagement in apps from General Electric, Trane, and Uber Technologies. We close with a simple framework for prioritizing which apps and features people will actually use based how useful and convenient they are.

As with many enterprises today, your data center houses critical IT components that your business depends on. But are they fully secure and protected from potential threats such as intruders or natural disasters? A data recovery plan is very important to be fully prepared in the event of a disaster.

This white paper discusses the impact of these security approaches as well as how mobile devices may affect network security.

This white paper discusses how mobile devices accessing enterprise data can pose security risks.

Learn about the technology limitations killing the performance of mobile websites and mobile applications, plus how innovations in mobile content delivery networks (CDNs) can transform users' experience of the mobile Web.

Learn what's slowing down your dynamic mobile websites and mobile apps-and how to fix it. In this on-demand webinar, join Mobile IT leaders discussing best practices and a new case study on how to speed up the mobile end user experience.

Read this whitepaper to learn the 3 key factors that IT managers need to consider when designing a scalable network for today's mobile workforce.

Contact center hosting and cloud-based solutions are fast becoming integral to enabling customer care service for enterprises.

Watch this webinar for an overview of some of the benefits customers can expect from moving to ASE 15.7.

Virtualization, cloud computing, and wireless technology are fundamentally changing enterprise computing, providing revolutionary gains in productivity and cost savings. Powerful enterprise applications can now be delivered to almost any device, anywhere, at any time.

Download this report to find out how technology professionals rate factors like security, integration with existing infrastructure, ease of use, etc.

This new industrial revolution is underpinned by so-called 'roaming users', the ever-growing legions of mobile workers who fundamentally rely on the internet for dependable, non-stop access to a whole array of mission-critical data, services and applications to enable them to do their jobs.

Smartphones and other Web-friendly mobile devices are taking enterprise IT departments by storm, and are often brought into the workplace as employees' personal devices. While analyst firms IDC and Strategic Analytics both confirm that sales of cellular handsets dropped sharply during the first quarter of 2009 as part of the global economic recession, the smartphone market is still going strong.

In today's business environment, workforce mobility has become a strategic capability that is essential for maximizing productivity, efficiency, customer responsiveness and business agility. The growing diversity of mobile devices and services has produced a mind-boggling array of potential solutions-each comprising multiple point products that complicate management, cost control and security.

This quarter's report found an end to downtime, as 91 percent of mobile workers use their personal downtime to check their smartphones. Nearly 30 percent of mobile workers check their smartphone every six-to-12 minutes during downtime. The report, which drew from the experiences of more than 3,700 mobile employees at 1,100 enterprises worldwide, also found 61 percent of mobile workers sleep with their smartphone; 43 percent within arm's reach. This intimate relationship with the smartphone has led to 38 percent of mobile workers waking up to check their smartphone during the night and 35 percent checking email first thing in the morning - even before getting dressed or eating breakfast.

The iPass Mobile Workforce report reveals the top five mobile workforce trends in 2010 and uncovers predictions for 2011. The report also discusses the rise of the "mobilocracy," what implications a growing mobile workforce has on the enterprise , and how companies can adapt to meet the needs of their mobile workers.

Discover simple, affordable ways to protect your business assets while providing appropriate access to information.

With consumer use of smartphones growing by the day, it's no surprise that users are taking them into the workplace as well. Thousands of people already use their personal smartphones for work-related tasks like checking email and calendars when they're away from their desks. And many wish they could do more with their smartphones, given their myriad functions and applications.

Any IT person with a pulse knows that employees are flooding IT departments with requests to connect their personal smartphones to the company IT infrastructure. Notwithstanding the real productivity benefits from connected employees, until now many IT departments have turned down all such requests as a matter of policy. They calculated that the security and control risks outweighed the benefits from collaboration.

Incumbered by paper-based workorders and instructions relayed verbally, Cable TV company Videotron needed a solution that helped manage service requests in a way that cut costs, sets it apart from the competition, and showed market leadership.

Part 3 - Free security testing tools for Windows handheld devices. With these no-cost security testing tools, you can check network security from Windows handheld devices.

The Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies is comprised of the world's premier consumer health company, the world's largest medical devices and diagnostics company, the world's fourth-largest biologics company, and the world's seventh-largest pharmaceuticals company. With over 250 operating companies in 57 countries, Johnson & Johnson's Credo is to put the needs and well-being of the people they serve first.

AT&T is a premier communications holding company. Its subsidiaries and affiliates, AT&T operating companies, are the providers of AT&T services in the United States and around the world. Among their offerings are the world's most advanced IP-based business communications services, the nation's fastest 3G network and the best wireless coverage worldwide, and the nation's leading high speed Internet access and voice services.