A Screw's Loose

MARCH 5, 2012

A few months ago I wrote a blogpost about how MDM (Mobile Device Management) had died. It was a slow painful death, but it was justified as it brought forth MAM (Mobile Application Management) and would lead to MIM (Mobile Information Management). Policies shouldn’t be written in reference to devices.

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Mobile Applications Enterprise Enterprise 63

Scott Lowe

AUGUST 26, 2014

Horizon delivers a unified application publishing and VDI solution. Next Poonen talks about real-time application delivery via the CloudVolumes acquisition. The second major pillar that Poonen discusses is enterprise mobility management. Poonen goes on to talk about VMware’s desktop leadership.

Vmware 63

Vmware Architecture Applications Storage 63

A Screw's Loose

AUGUST 28, 2012

He was kind enough to place things like MDM (Mobile Device Management) and MAM (Mobile Application Management) in the diagram for us. I sent Gunnar a note after reading his post where I posited that we could replace identity in the middle of his venn diagram with MIM (Mobile Information Management). Windows Phone.

Policies 64

Policies Mobile Enterprise Enterprise 64

A Screw's Loose

DECEMBER 19, 2011

Mobile Device Management (MDM) is dead and many hardly knew you. I truly never thought you would hang on this long but you really managed to stick it out. You were great at handing applications out and in some cases you even learnt how to take them back. Standard Disclaimer. A Screw's Loose. print Tagged as: MDM.

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Mobile Enterprise Enterprise Applications 62

A Screw's Loose

SEPTEMBER 26, 2012

It didn’t help that security realized that the new devices were around and they weren’t locked down blackberries. You started to get some help when MDM (Mobile Device Management) products started to appear and let you get at least some control over the devices that were appearing, but you were almost always coming from behind.

CTO 70

CTO Mobile Enterprise Enterprise 70

A Screw's Loose

APRIL 8, 2013

The first thing that they worry about is whether they can get their email, calendar, and contacts on their device. Quickly though, they start to push back against the corporate policies that exist. The first bit of pushback always concerns logging into the device. I would add the the policy should not be too onerous.

Mobile 59

Mobile Enterprise Enterprise Architecture 59

A Screw's Loose

DECEMBER 10, 2012

I spend a lot of time talking to EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management) vendors these days. Previously these were all MDM (Mobile Device Management) vendors, but as that acronym has started to lose some buzz they decided a name change is in order. understand the policy and security that follows the data. link] Brian Katz.

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Mobile Enterprise Enterprise Security 83