In previous episodes of the continuing saga of Virtual Man, sponsored by the Cheshire Cat, we learned that Dan’s HTC Advantage got sick (see Repair of my HTC Advantage Part 1), that he sent the poor thing off to the HTC hospital (see Repair of my HTC Advantage Part 2) and even though the shipping company said the device had arrived at the shop no one knew where it was (see Repair of my HTC Advantage Part 3).
NComputing is building on the success of its vSpace product family and cloud computing to offer oneSpace as a solution.
A self-inflicted wound caused a calendar widget to disappear off the docking screen of my new Samsung Galaxy Note 2 for Verizon. After many calls to Verizon and Samsung technical support, I didn't have the answer. Can companies such as Verizon Wireless and Samsung really support what they're selling?
As organizations digest BYOD, they often turn to wrapping apps to make them available remotely. Cortado's Henning Volkmer thinks that approach is dead and suggests that a more centralized approach is better.
When Microsoft released Office for the iPad, many complained that there wasn't a way to print from the device. Cortado points out that its ThinPrint Cloud Printer combined with a One Drive procedure solves the problem.
Mobile teamwork and collaboration is challenging. Cortado, in the business of making this easier, offers its Corporate Server 7.2, which adds native IOS printing and intelligent team file storage and sharing.
Companies wanting to harness the urge staff have to bring and use their own access devices often run right into a dilemma - how to make access to corporate applications each and safe. Typically they turn to one of three approaches.
Citrix has evolved from humble beginnings into a supplier that really can reduce its customers overall costs, deal with a herd of remote computing devices while making the environment manageable and secure.
[24]7 is doing its best to make voice response systems more intelligent, more responsive and really become a useful way for customers to engage with companies.
ROBLOX, a popular children's entertainment site needed to understand what was happening when they supported a billion-page-a-month website. Sumo Logic was chosen to provide the log analysis tools.