Business Mobility: Breaking the IT Barrier

BUSINESS MOBILITY Breaking the IT Barrier BREAKING NEWS The rise in mobile technology means that employees must be able to work as efficiently on the go as they do from a desk. For a business to go truly mobile, however, there are many concerns that need to be met: Broadcast Seamless Device Set-up Employees that can set-up their device without extensive IT assistance are more confident in their ability to use those devices. tv Global spending on IT is expected to hit $3.8 TRILLION in 2014 Getting Started.. How deep IT investigates mobile usage plays a major part in the transition to mobile. To develop a successful mobile story, IT should focus on administering security software on mobile devices rather than tracking calls or data usage. 31.3% of all global Internet traffic to North American web sites in 2013 came from smartphones and tablets (that's up from 23.4% a year earlier). Establishing strong, synchronized passwords from the beginning will allow IT to implement an easier sign-on process, and keep company data more secure. In a study conducted by Xat.net, 91% of passwords used by businesses most commonly used passwords! | within the of all keywords used are one of 100 commonly used passwords. of all keywords used are in the 71% most common 500 words. 40% Security Spread: Focusing Your IT EFforts Email Archiving and Encryption Archiving emails saves space on a device, and ensures the security of the emails. Email makes up 977% of all business communication. Secure Mobile Chat Having the ability to send secure messages to colleagues saves time. 65% of users spend time shifting between multiple devices. Protection From Spam and Other Viruses Using a trusted third-party security system allows threats to be intercepted at the data center level, before they reach the device. 71% of Android users will encounter some form of malware. Device-to-Desktop Syncing Business Line Access Abroad Allowing employees to manage their office phone via their mobile device means they are never out of the office. Deleting an email, scheduling a meeting, or adding a contact via the device should show up on the desktop, too. 78% | 24% MUST HAVE of employees believe having a single mobile device helps of consumers use a smartphone or tablet as their primary. balance their work work related and personal lives tv Remote Wipe Integrated File Sharing Syncing these files with desktops provides a seamless transition between workspaces. If an employee loses their phone, a remote wipe removes sign-on information, access to email/chat, and any lingering information. 78% of a company's intellectual property is contained within email Americans lost $30 BILLION worth of and messaging systems. cell phones in 2011, Sources http://www.somsung.com/u/news/20351 https://depley opple.com/loma/open/registerinde/ovs http://onlinew com/orticle PR.CO20140312-910750 heml http//blog.mobiloime.com/insighthulenterprisemobility stotistics http://www.kinvey.com/blog/3339/14surprising stotsoboutenterprisemobility http://oronlob.com/purchase content security odvise why youneedemoilarchiving https://www.internetretailer.com/2014/02/06/mobile devicesaccount nearly thirdwebtroffic http://www.milwardbrown.com/AdReaction/2014 report Mlward Brown AdReaction 2014 Global.pd TøllFreeForwarding.com