We discuss the growing importance of enterprise mobility and the technology behind mobile application development.
We live in a world of convergence where the line between work and personal life has become a blur, and people are becoming more accustomed to using their personal devices and applications for work. With the increasing use of mobile technology, people are communicating inside and outside of the office using various devices, multiple mobile ...
The average mobile device user utilizes 25 apps per month, but the majority of that time (96%) is only split between 10 apps, according to DesignRush. Further, the COVID-19 pandemic has revamped how people are using their smartphones as screen time has surged along with finance, gaming and collaboration app usage, according to App Annie, ...
The world of work has changed fundamentally. As more and more users are working remotely, security gaps are getting bigger. IT Teams no longer have the same transparency as they used to, while employees can freely decide which application to run and where to use them. Many of these applications have been moved to the ...
In order to compare the different offerings available on the market, in November and December 2019, Cisco commissioned a test of Umbrella’s DNS-layer protection offerings as well as comparable solutions from other providers. In addition, Umbrella’s secure web gateway solution with full proxy was reviewed, and the effectiveness against other solutions was measured. In both ...
People work anywhere and everywhere now, from co-working spaces and coffee shops to airport lobbies, using connected devices and cloud apps to re-imagine and redefine their workdays. It’s great for productivity and efficiency, but it’s stretching network security to the breaking point, creating gaps and vulnerabilities as employees move further away from the traditional “office.” ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed work/life patterns for many of us. The home dynamic has changed drastically as well. Working from home has become what marketing folks are calling the “new normal.” Adding to the complexity of our 9-5 home life, many of our kids are home, too. Many parents are opting to keep their ...
For millions of knowledge workers, remote work is the new normal, which poses an evolving and unique set of challenges. Newly remote organizations and rapid developments in current affairs also means an increased need for employees to stay agile, react and adapt quickly to change, and work efficiently with those inside and outside their organization. ...
Businesses today are facing a new world of work that requires hybrid cloud technology to keep employees working as productively as possible, regardless of where they’re located or what devices they are using. Welcome to the new “business as usual.” A seismic shift from the traditional, office-based routine has unfolded rapidly before our eyes: With ...
Regardless of the state of your current business continuity management (BCM) program, it must be prioritized as an enterprise-wide initiative in order to withstand today’s pervasive global threats and disruptions. Read Gartner’s 2020 Strategic Road Map for Business Continuity Management to discover trends and challenges impacting BCM and what your program will need to achieve ...
Customers discuss business continuity strategy and success The world changes so much every day that it’s hard to anticipate all the new things that can disrupt business. Enabling true business continuity means ensuring the delivery of digital technology solutions that allow all employees to continue to work in a safe and secure manner, even in ...
As organizations evaluate their business continuity plans, IT departments are facing unexpected challenges. Traditionally, IT focused on data center redundancy, site reliability, and infrastructure hardening. Today, that focus has shifted to enabling employee mobility, remote work, and information accessibility. As an IT admin, your environment needs to be secure but flexible enough to respond to ...
Samsung unveiled its latest smartwatch at Galaxy Unpacked during a livestream from Korea on Wednesday, August 5. The Galaxy Watch3 is the third generation of Galaxy smartwatches, with the first Galaxy Watch debuting in 2018. This is the newest version of the Samsung smartwatch. The history of the Samsung smartwatches began with the introduction of ...
The Galaxy Tab S7 and S7 Plus were unveiled at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2020 on Aug. 5. According to data cited by Samsung, since the beginning of the pandemic, U.S. in-home mobile data usage has grown by almost 50% and more than 25% of professionals report they have either started using video conferencing or are ...
The Galaxy Note 20 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra are the newest smartphones from Samsung. Both devices were announced at the first ever all-digital Galaxy Unpacked 2020 on August 5, 2020. The 5G phones are the 10th generation of the stylus line of Galaxy smartphones and replace the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note ...
With huge areas of Italy under government lockdown due to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), the American School of Milan wanted learning to continue, but its 900 students and 100 teachers were all confined to their homes. On Sunday 1 March, 2020, the Italian government announced restrictions not seen in Europe since the Second World War. ...