Absolute basics of mobile device management (MDM)
What is MDM? MDM stands for mobile device management. The goal for MDM is to allow companies to manage the devices that end users have. The term “MDM” very specifically[…]
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Always Try to Extrapolate What Happens During Testing
A couple weeks ago I went through the effort of documenting and testing a new PIN code change on mobile devices. This PIN code change effectively made it so that[…]
Read moreWebsite redesign!
New website redesign! The old website was quite slow to load. This one is much faster. Also, it’s a lot leaner. People who come to the website can get the[…]
Read moreMicrosoft’s Vision of Device Management aka “Modern Management”
With Microsoft continually developing the MDM capabilities of Windows 10 devices, it seems more and more likely that entire enterprises can be managed from a single location (see my post[…]
Read moreThe US Government just voted to give ISPs less restrictions
Today is a really crappy day for everybody that doesn’t work for an internet service provider (ISP). The FCC just voted to remove net neutrality restrictions on ISPs. What[…]
Read moreThe Death of Windows Phone and its Impact on Microsoft MDM
A couple months ago Joe Belfiore, the Corporate Vice President in the Operating Systems Group of Microsoft, announced on Twitter that the company was no longer going to build new[…]
Read moreApp Wrapping: Afaria vs Mobile Secure
Let’s compare the app wrapping capabilities of Mobile Secure, the cloud-hosted EMM solution by SAP, and Afaria, the on-premise version of the same thing. If you don’t know what app wrapping[…]
Read moreMDM is dead, long live EMM
I thought I was creative with my post title, but it turns out that if you google the phrase “MDM is dead” you’ll turn up with tons of results.[…]
Read moreFuture of MDM: UEM?
When it comes to mobile device management there are so many acronyms that it’s kind of ridiculous. What is even more ridiculous is that the majority of these acronyms[…]
Read moreApp Wrapping vs Managed App Configuration
App wrapping and managed app configurations are both part of MAM, or mobile application management. Both ways allow companies to configure and manage apps in some form or fashion.[…]
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