This track gets to the heart of enterprise mobility strategies, and explores how to define and build the right combination of mobile and wireless elements for business applications – the ideal mobile toolset.
| Wednesday, September 17 |
| 2:45 pm–3:45 pm |
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Managing Mobility: Users, Devices, Networks and SecurityIt's often the case that overall operational management of mobile users, the devices they carry, and the networks they depend upon do not get the attention they deserve. And yet the ultimate success of enterprise mobility, as well as the minimization of operational expense and the maximization of return on investment, depend upon a solid management strategy for mobile operations. This session will examine these key elements of mobility management and explore the options today - as well as those on the horizon. |
| 4:00 pm–5:00 pm |
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Mobile Devices: The Options NowNetworks and services may be converging, but divergence in mobile subscriber units continues to be the rule. Today's mobile handsets feature a broad range of form factors, operating environments, expansion options, and user interfaces, challenging enterprise IT managers, network planners, operations staff, and users to carefully define requirements and ask the right questions before a purchasing decision is made. This session will look at the key new mobile and wireless products aimed at business users, and will feature demos of products you'll want to see. Moderator - Keith Shaw, Program Director, Network World
| | Thursday, September 18 |
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| 11:30 am–12:30 pm |
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Mobile Applications: Thick, Thin, or Something Else?The challenges of building, deploying, and managing mobile applications mirror those of the desktop world, and lead to a fundamental question: should a mobile platform simply mirror the services of the desktop OS, or is a thin-client (or at least thinner-client) approach ultimately going to win? This session will examine these two key alternatives and provide insights as to how to best match application requirements to platforms, as well as a look into the future of mobile software environments. | | Friday, September 19 |
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| 10:15 am–11:15 am |
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