Have you ever tried to create a major slide presentation on a tablet? Or edit a large spreadsheet? Or write a long document? Probably not. While it’s certainly possible to perform more substantial business tasks on a tablet, the small screen real estate and limited system resources (e.g., processing speed, memory, graphic support, etc.) are typically insufficient in current tablet form factors. However, carrying a laptop around with you everywhere you go just so you can access email is not very practical either. The reality is that we live in a multi-device world where the average worker employs 3 – 5 different computing devices in the regular performance of their job function. . . . and I would argue that’s exactly how it should be. Each user employs the device they prefer to optimally perform tasks at any particular time or place.
Top 5 Trends in 2015 for Unifying PC and Mobile Management
By Steve Brasen on Feb 12, 2015 9:18:00 PM
Topics:
Android (operating system)
Mobile device management
Amazon Web Services
IT Management
IT management
Systems Management
Exchange ActiveSync
iOS
Microsoft Outlook
Mobile device
Steve Brasen
Systems management
Active Directory Application Mode
IPad
IPhone
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