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Mobile Device Program Success Stories
Private companies and government entities have seen significant benefits to implementing a mobile pr...
Although increased mobility offers significant financial benefits and improved workforce efficiency, it may bring several challenges tha...
In order to support the security of the nation's IT enterprise, federal policies and regulations have been developed to ensure protection against ...
Information Technology (IT) plays a pivotal role in the transformation of the U.S. workforce. In response to a growing employee demand, private firms...
The three options for mobile device platforms are Secure Services BYOD, Comprehensive BYOD and Mobile Deployment. Each option is detailed below:
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Purpose
The purpose of this wiki page is to provide the IPO with information regarding various mobile deployment strategies and implementation consi...
Purpose of the Mobile Program Model
There is an increasing number of employees using smartphones, tablets and other mobile device in the workpla...
A Place for Mobile Devices in the Medical Setting
The use of mobile devices in the medical setting has grown significantly. In 2012, the percenta...
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