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BYOD and its Impact on Enterprise Content Delivery

Kitaboo

Enterprise training is slowly coming out of the traditional classroom model into being a web-based and a mobile-driven training model, where employees can now be trained on any device at any time. With such a large number of people using smartphones, these devices have become a default choice to consume content.

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Desktops-as-a-Service: The Rising Tide Lifts All Ships

Fountainhead

For years HVDs were considered a niche technology, where an outsourcing provider (typically a Managed Service Provider or MSP) delivers virtualized desktops from an external source. Think: Cloud-hosted desktops. This rising tide will also be a wake-up call to other major software and/or cloud vendors. Think: Amazon.

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Ascent Index: BYOD

The Investing Edge

Perhaps our audience at the B2B IT Forum on enterprise mobility in March 2013 had the final say, as nearly all acknowledged that BYOD was the norm at their company. While the momentum around BYOD has waned from a social media perspective, it will leave a lasting impact on compliance, device management, security, and organizational culture.

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VMworld 2014 Day 2 Keynote

Scott Lowe

This is a semi-liveblog of the day 2 keynote at VMworld 2014 in San Francisco. Poonen uses an example of a rooftop infinity pool in Singapore as a metaphor for the “three foundations” of EUC: SDDC, workspace services (authentication and content collaboration, for example), and then the desktop/mobile/cloud experience.

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Bulletproofing your threat surface with the Microsoft security ecosystem

CIO Business Intelligence

Since Satya Nadella took the helm in 2014, Microsoft has doubled down on its support for non-Microsoft technologies. Its commitment to Linux turned what might have been a Windows Server-based cloud computing backwater into the Microsoft Azure powerhouse, the only public cloud to give the AWS juggernaut a serious run for its money.