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Mobile Device Management vs Virtual Mobile Infrastructure
As explained in some of our other blogs, Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Virtual Mobile Infrastructure (VMI) are two common approaches for empowering remote workers with the same abilities as those who remain in the office. They both have their benefits and...
“Bring Your Own Device” from an Employee’s Perspective
Bring your own device (“BYOD”) continues to be a growing trend in the business world. Despite the potential risks of BYOD, allowing employees to utilize personal smartphones for work can often represent a substantial net benefit for organizations of all sizes and...
The Security Benefits of Virtual Mobile Infrastructure
In our article on how VMI works, we touched on a couple of the security features of virtual machines and VMI, but this extremely important topic warrants further discussion. In this article, let’s explore the security benefits deeper, and we’ll give a couple...
How Does Virtual Mobile Infrastructure Work?
Our first article explained a little about virtual mobile infrastructure (VMI) and what exactly it is. In this article, let’s explore how virtual mobile infrastructure works. Primer on The Cloud and Virtual Machines Firstly, let’s discuss the cloud. Traditionally,...
What is Virtual Mobile Infrastructure (VMI)?
Digitizing and networking your workforce is essential in the contemporary business world, but security, logistics, and cost issues abound. For already-networked employees, they increasingly want to combine their personal and work devices, too, inducing security...
3 Things to Look for in BYOD Solution Providers
BYOD (“bring your own device”) is a topic that many companies still struggle with. In an era when the vast majority of consumers own a smartphone, employees enter into work relationships expecting to use their personal devices for work purposes. Although you may not...
BYOD Risks to Avoid
Does your company allow employees to use their personal devices to check email, view CRM data, edit shared documents, or access other types of enterprise data? If so, you’re probably aware that this arrangement is commonly referred to as “bring your own device” (or...