How Apple, Samsung and BlackBerry are fighting to win the enterprise

	How Apple, Samsung and BlackBerry are fighting to win the enterprise | While most eye mobile for the bottom line, the Mormon church has higher goals
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	How end-to-end MDM leaves Rollins with one less pest to control With the help of mobile device management vendor DMI, pest control company Rollins has moved its enterprise mobility strategies beyond simply disabling lost devices to offering its 5,000 business users a broader set of services. Read More   : Brother International Corp.   Virtual Training Programs for Remote Sales Agents Vehicle Protection Plus can train their sales agents, and get them productive, regardless of location using OmniJoin web conferencing. Find out how. Learn More>> In this Issue How Apple, Samsung and BlackBerry are fighting to win the enterprise While most eye mobile for the bottom line, the Mormon church has higher goals Review: AnyPresence aces enterprise mobile apps INSIDER 5 steps to more mobile-security-savvy employees 20-plus eye-popping Black Friday 2014 tech deals The top mobile payments options: What they are and how they work BlackBerry bolsters its enterprise pitch Fujitsu embeds data in LED light for smartphones to detect Why employees hate BYOD : Brother International Corp.   Virtual Training Programs for Remote Sales Agents Vehicle Protection Plus can train their sales agents, and get them productive, regardless of location using OmniJoin web conferencing. Find out how. Learn More>> How Apple, Samsung and BlackBerry are fighting to win the enterprise Samsung partners with BlackBerry to improve security and Apple expands program to ease roll out of its devices. Read More   While most eye mobile for the bottom line, the Mormon church has higher goals Almost everyone's pouring time and money into smartphones these days. Social networking giants mine them for ad revenue, retail stores use them to reach customers, and credit-card companies want to turn them into wallets. And then there's the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.The 15 million-member church has a full-fledged mobile strategy and numerous apps, but all with a set of objectives and challenges that run counter to the big trends in the industry."Our measure of success isn't revenue," said Clint Bishop, senior mobile advisor for LDS, also commonly known as the Mormon church. That sets him apart at conferences like the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco, where he sat in the front row on Monday morning for sessions on mobile sports, travel apps and carrier strategies.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Review: AnyPresence aces enterprise mobile apps AnyPresence combines broad client support, useful code generation, and a rich set of options for data storage and enterprise integration. Read More     INSIDER 5 steps to more mobile-security-savvy employees It takes more than policies and penalties to make your workers smart about mobile security. Here's how to identify and correct problem behaviors in your organization that can leave your corporate data vulnerable. Read More   : Brother International Corp.   Virtual Training Programs for Remote Sales Agents Vehicle Protection Plus can train their sales agents, and get them productive, regardless of location using OmniJoin web conferencing. Find out how. Learn More>> 20-plus eye-popping Black Friday 2014 tech deals iPhone 6, iPad Air, Samsung Galaxy gear and big cheap TVs among the hottest electronic deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2014. Read More   The top mobile payments options: What they are and how they work Apple Pay, Google Wallet or something else? Spending your money just got a whole lot easier. Read More   BlackBerry bolsters its enterprise pitch BlackBerry announced a renewed enterprise focus on Thursday, including a partnership with Samsung that provides secure mobile software for certain Samsung Android smartphones and tablets. Read More   Fujitsu embeds data in LED light for smartphones to detect Just aim a smartphone camera at a lit object and an app calls up relevant information. Read More   Why employees hate BYOD If CIOs and other IT leaders have any doubt that employees are down on BYOD, let us clears up any confusion. Read More
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