The document provides an overview of how businesses can use Apple's management framework to manage iOS devices and separate corporate and personal data. It discusses how MDM solutions can remotely configure policies, distribute apps, and apply restrictions while maintaining user privacy and a seamless experience. Options are presented for managing both user-owned and organization-owned devices with different levels of control depending on deployment needs and models.
The document provides an overview of deploying iOS devices in an enterprise environment. It discusses how iOS devices can boost productivity and empower employees. It then outlines the steps to deploy iOS devices at scale using mobile device management (MDM) solutions, Apple Deployment Programs like Device Enrollment Program (DEP) and Volume Purchase Program (VPP), as well as configuration profiles. The document provides guidance on choosing organization-owned or user-owned deployment models and preparing the IT infrastructure to support iOS deployment.
The document provides information about various Microsoft Office applications and their uses. It discusses the main functions and purposes of MS Word for creating documents, MS PowerPoint for presentations, MS Excel for calculations and data analysis, MS OneNote for note taking, MS Outlook for email and scheduling, MS Access for managing databases, MS Publisher for publications, and common file extensions.
System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager with Windows Intune provides a unified platform for managing mobile devices. It allows enrollment of devices like Windows, iOS, and Android for management and enables features like application deployment, settings management, and selective data wiping. The presentation covered how Configuration Manager 2012 R2 enhances mobile device management capabilities and provides a single console experience for enrolling and administering both mobile and traditional devices in an enterprise environment.
Knowledge management using enterprise content management systemzuzu123
This document discusses how knowledge management can be achieved through the use of an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system. It states that ECM aims to manage all unstructured content within an organization in various digital formats. The document describes some key components of ECM including document management systems, workflow, forms management, web content management, digital asset management, and records management. It explains that ECM provides capabilities for capturing, storing, retrieving, reusing, archiving, and disposing of organizational content to facilitate knowledge sharing and reuse.
The document provides an overview of Microsoft's Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) for securing access to corporate resources from mobile devices. EMS combines Azure Active Directory Premium, Microsoft Intune, and Azure Rights Management to provide identity and access management, mobile device management, and information protection capabilities. The summary outlines the key components of EMS - using Azure AD Premium for identity management, Intune for mobile device and application management, and Azure Rights Management for data protection and rights management.
This includes what you need to know about mobile for an enterprise. Such as enterprise application development, distributing enterprise applications, mobile device management solutions and device enrollment plans.
Application software includes programs for personal productivity, education, communications, business, graphics, and multimedia. It is distributed through various methods like packaged software, web-based software, open source software, and shareware. Popular application software includes word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation, and personal information manager programs for business, as well as graphics, photo, and multimedia programs. Web-based applications and utility programs are also widely used. Learning aids like online help, web-based help, and web-based training support users of application software.
IBM Lotus Connections allows for collaboration and knowledge sharing within organizations through corporate blogging, customizable user profiles, secure hosting of web 2.0 data on internal servers, and integration with other collaboration tools like Sametime and Quickr. It provides a personalized homepage, communities, activities for teamwork, bookmark sharing, and mobile access to enable efficient exchange of expertise both within and across groups.
The document provides an overview of deploying iOS devices in an enterprise environment. It discusses how iOS devices can boost productivity and empower employees. It then outlines the steps to deploy iOS devices at scale using mobile device management (MDM) solutions, Apple Deployment Programs like Device Enrollment Program (DEP) and Volume Purchase Program (VPP), as well as configuration profiles. The document provides guidance on choosing organization-owned or user-owned deployment models and preparing the IT infrastructure to support iOS deployment.
The document provides information about various Microsoft Office applications and their uses. It discusses the main functions and purposes of MS Word for creating documents, MS PowerPoint for presentations, MS Excel for calculations and data analysis, MS OneNote for note taking, MS Outlook for email and scheduling, MS Access for managing databases, MS Publisher for publications, and common file extensions.
System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager with Windows Intune provides a unified platform for managing mobile devices. It allows enrollment of devices like Windows, iOS, and Android for management and enables features like application deployment, settings management, and selective data wiping. The presentation covered how Configuration Manager 2012 R2 enhances mobile device management capabilities and provides a single console experience for enrolling and administering both mobile and traditional devices in an enterprise environment.
Knowledge management using enterprise content management systemzuzu123
This document discusses how knowledge management can be achieved through the use of an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system. It states that ECM aims to manage all unstructured content within an organization in various digital formats. The document describes some key components of ECM including document management systems, workflow, forms management, web content management, digital asset management, and records management. It explains that ECM provides capabilities for capturing, storing, retrieving, reusing, archiving, and disposing of organizational content to facilitate knowledge sharing and reuse.
The document provides an overview of Microsoft's Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) for securing access to corporate resources from mobile devices. EMS combines Azure Active Directory Premium, Microsoft Intune, and Azure Rights Management to provide identity and access management, mobile device management, and information protection capabilities. The summary outlines the key components of EMS - using Azure AD Premium for identity management, Intune for mobile device and application management, and Azure Rights Management for data protection and rights management.
This includes what you need to know about mobile for an enterprise. Such as enterprise application development, distributing enterprise applications, mobile device management solutions and device enrollment plans.
Application software includes programs for personal productivity, education, communications, business, graphics, and multimedia. It is distributed through various methods like packaged software, web-based software, open source software, and shareware. Popular application software includes word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation, and personal information manager programs for business, as well as graphics, photo, and multimedia programs. Web-based applications and utility programs are also widely used. Learning aids like online help, web-based help, and web-based training support users of application software.
IBM Lotus Connections allows for collaboration and knowledge sharing within organizations through corporate blogging, customizable user profiles, secure hosting of web 2.0 data on internal servers, and integration with other collaboration tools like Sametime and Quickr. It provides a personalized homepage, communities, activities for teamwork, bookmark sharing, and mobile access to enable efficient exchange of expertise both within and across groups.
Make the Most Out of Your Deployment of BlackBerry Workspaces: Solutions for ...BlackBerry
BlackBerry® Workspaces allows enterprises to realize numerous business workflows to promote increased productivity and cost savings. The unique file-centric security approach allows controls and tracking to be built into documents. Now employees can safely access, share and collaborate on sensitive information on any endpoint with any user, reaping the benefits while reducing the risk associated with sharing across organizations.
The document discusses deploying a System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager environment to manage mobile devices through integration with Windows Intune. It covers enabling, configuring, and using Configuration Manager 2012 R2 to manage devices on multiple platforms in a unified way. The presentation demonstrates preparing infrastructure like enabling the Windows Intune subscription and connector role to integrate mobile device management into Configuration Manager.
Track your conversations post call on Jotcall Android Mobile Application. An Android mobile CRM extension application for personal, web & enterprise note taking.
The document describes an electronic document management system (eDMS) created by SoftAge Information Technology Ltd. The eDMS allows users to scan, upload, save, and manage documents through a web-based application. It provides features like document storage in an encrypted format for security, dynamic workflow management, and cost reduction through file organization and redundancy elimination. The summary describes the main functions of the eDMS modules including document management, user authentication and permissions, administrator controls, and reporting capabilities.
The document discusses a new release of talent acquisition software from MrTed that aims to provide a truly personalized user experience. It does this by combining cloud computing, independent graphical user interfaces, modular applications, and an in-depth understanding of recruitment needs. Key features include allowing users to customize their workspace and navigation menus, access portable task-specific apps, and connect the system to other tools through plug-and-play integration. The goal is to make enterprise talent software more user-oriented and configurable compared to previous rigid systems.
Intema is an enterprise process management platform that allows organizations to centralize information, documents, and workflows. It provides a flexible structure that can be easily reconfigured to accommodate changes. Intema features include unified modeling of information from different sources, strong security and access controls, and configurable searches and reports. Case studies demonstrate how Intema has helped organizations in law enforcement and financial sectors manage processes more efficiently.
Mobile device management solution helps you to secure ,monitor and manage the mobile device across the enterprise. It must balance corporate security and personal privacy
This document discusses application software and provides an overview of different types. It describes four categories of application software: business software, graphics and multimedia software, software for home/personal/educational use, and communications software. For each category, key features and examples of widely used programs are identified. The document also discusses web applications, learning tools for application software like online help, and how to start and interact with different application software programs.
SIF IDM Profile Usage Guide - Presentation at the 2014 annual conferenceRichard Tong
A general guide on how to use SIF IDM V2.7 and V3.1 for identity management in education technology solutions, especially for complex multi-vendor, multi-application frameworks. Includes the typical use cases such as provisioning and SSO establishment, workflows, best practice in U.S. and Australia implementations, and architectural contexts.
application software and types Custom based software Package softwareimtiazalijoono
This document defines and describes various types of application software, including custom software, package software, word processors, presentation software, database software, spreadsheet software, desktop publishing software, and graphics software. It provides details on the purpose and key features of each type of application.
UXT Chicago - Designing Mobile Apps for Enterprise UseJeff Steffgen
Networked mobile devices are completely redefining how employees collaborate, contribute and find information at work. Designing solutions to accommodate the latest capabilities and new demands of mobile enterprise systems takes innovative thinking.
The document discusses application software, describing four categories including business, graphics/multimedia, home/personal/educational, and communications software. It provides examples of widely used programs for tasks like word processing, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, photo editing, and more. The document also covers web applications, learning tools for software including online help and web-based training, and concludes with an overview of application software categories and resources for learning about software.
This document provides an overview of different types of computer software, including application software, system software, programming languages, and tools. It discusses general purpose and custom application software, as well as commercial off-the-shelf, open source, and business application software. It also summarizes operating systems, programming languages, language translators, and other system management programs.
This document provides an overview of key business software programs and applications. It defines and describes word processing software, spreadsheet software, database software, presentation software, note taking software, business software suites, project management software, personal information manager software, business software for phones, accounting software, document management software, and enterprise computing software. For each type of software, it provides 1-3 sentences on the purpose and basic functionality. The overall document aims to identify and explain widely used business programs.
James A. O'Brien, and George Marakas. Management Information Systems with MISource 2007, 8th ed. Boston, MA: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 2007. ISBN: 13 9780073323091
This document introduces the business problems of user life-cycle management: slow and complex onboarding; redundant administration effort; slow and unreliable deactivation; excess security entitlements and inconsistent user profile data. It then describes how Hitachi ID Identity Manager addresses these problems using streamlined business processes built on integrated technology. Finally, the benefits of enabling automation and self-service to improve user and security management processes are described.
The workforce is becoming increasingly mobile – at home through telecommuting, on business trips, in sales, and in servicing. There is also an increasing expectation by customers, suppliers and partners that business be conducted in real time. Research by AIIM indicates that at least 70% of organizations have deployed SharePoint in some shape or form over the past year. According to IDC, more than 1.19 billion workers of the global workforce, will be using mobile technology by 2013.
Has your organization responded to this growth in mobile workforce? Is your business content available and accessible from anywhere, on any device, and at any time? If not, why not?
Presentation Preview:
• SharePoint 2013 and various mobile options
• Device channels and responsive web designs
• Mobile BI architecture and development considerations
• How to go and solve the challenges in Mobile BI
eControl - Simplified management for Active Directory, Exchange, SAP, eDirect...Omni - www.omni-ts.com
Need to delegate management and provisioning to support staff?
Omni eControl delivers a simplified alternative to Microsoft Management Console, Task Pads, Novell ConsoleOne and Novell iManager for carrying out delegated tasks. With minimal training and no special permissions required, your support staff will be able to carry out routine, yet time-consuming, tasks in Active Directory, Exchange, SAP, eDirectory, GroupWise, CRMs and other systems.
Effective User Life Cycle Management in Active DirectoryZoho Corporation
Universally, user management is one of the frequently-performed tasks in Active Directory. And the challenges involved in it are quite common throughout the globe too notwithstanding the tools that Microsoft provides us, such as, PowerShell. Obviously, there is a huge rift between what Microsoft's user management tools (like ADUC) do and what administrators expect out of them. In this commercial whitepaper, Derek Melber (Active Directory MVP), talks about this gap and also points out how ManageEngine tools address the challenges involved in Active Directory user life cycle management.
This document describes industry patterns for applying collaboration capabilities across different industries including travel and transportation, banking and finance, industrial and manufacturing, and healthcare and pharmaceuticals. Specific examples are provided for each industry on using various IBM and Box collaboration tools for tasks like document storage, notification of changes, procedure management, new product development, and more.
EyeComTec's mission is to create affordable assistive technology solutions to enhance communication for people with impaired mobility. It offers a range of software products designed for different levels of physical ability, from using strong muscles to perform actions to reading brain waves via electroencephalography. The document describes EyeComTec's software solutions that enable communication through physical actions, visible actions like eye movements, vocal actions, and brain wave reading for those with varying degrees of paralysis and mobility impairment.
Generacion De Redes De Investigación Temprana UniversitariaAuge21
La Red Internacional de Investigación en Ingeniería e Innovación, Desarrollo Social Y Sostenibilidad, RI4DES2, surge para la búsqueda de soluciones a las problemáticas que enfrentan las regiones y las instituciones públicas y privadas, en aras de lograr el desarrollo regional sostenible. Para la generación de los recursos humanos, RI4DES2, apoya y promueve la creación de Grupos de Investigación Temprana, conformados por alumnos de los niveles superiores y postgrados, de distintas disciplinas, los que, colaboran con investigadores titulares.
Para la creación de la Red de Investigación Temprana “CIMA” (Comunidad de Investigación Multidisciplinar Aplicada), auspiciada por RI4DES2, se ha propuesto manejar un modelo más abierto, es decir más flexible, conocido como Modelo de Investigación y Acción Participativa “PAR” (Participative Action Research).
Make the Most Out of Your Deployment of BlackBerry Workspaces: Solutions for ...BlackBerry
BlackBerry® Workspaces allows enterprises to realize numerous business workflows to promote increased productivity and cost savings. The unique file-centric security approach allows controls and tracking to be built into documents. Now employees can safely access, share and collaborate on sensitive information on any endpoint with any user, reaping the benefits while reducing the risk associated with sharing across organizations.
The document discusses deploying a System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager environment to manage mobile devices through integration with Windows Intune. It covers enabling, configuring, and using Configuration Manager 2012 R2 to manage devices on multiple platforms in a unified way. The presentation demonstrates preparing infrastructure like enabling the Windows Intune subscription and connector role to integrate mobile device management into Configuration Manager.
Track your conversations post call on Jotcall Android Mobile Application. An Android mobile CRM extension application for personal, web & enterprise note taking.
The document describes an electronic document management system (eDMS) created by SoftAge Information Technology Ltd. The eDMS allows users to scan, upload, save, and manage documents through a web-based application. It provides features like document storage in an encrypted format for security, dynamic workflow management, and cost reduction through file organization and redundancy elimination. The summary describes the main functions of the eDMS modules including document management, user authentication and permissions, administrator controls, and reporting capabilities.
The document discusses a new release of talent acquisition software from MrTed that aims to provide a truly personalized user experience. It does this by combining cloud computing, independent graphical user interfaces, modular applications, and an in-depth understanding of recruitment needs. Key features include allowing users to customize their workspace and navigation menus, access portable task-specific apps, and connect the system to other tools through plug-and-play integration. The goal is to make enterprise talent software more user-oriented and configurable compared to previous rigid systems.
Intema is an enterprise process management platform that allows organizations to centralize information, documents, and workflows. It provides a flexible structure that can be easily reconfigured to accommodate changes. Intema features include unified modeling of information from different sources, strong security and access controls, and configurable searches and reports. Case studies demonstrate how Intema has helped organizations in law enforcement and financial sectors manage processes more efficiently.
Mobile device management solution helps you to secure ,monitor and manage the mobile device across the enterprise. It must balance corporate security and personal privacy
This document discusses application software and provides an overview of different types. It describes four categories of application software: business software, graphics and multimedia software, software for home/personal/educational use, and communications software. For each category, key features and examples of widely used programs are identified. The document also discusses web applications, learning tools for application software like online help, and how to start and interact with different application software programs.
SIF IDM Profile Usage Guide - Presentation at the 2014 annual conferenceRichard Tong
A general guide on how to use SIF IDM V2.7 and V3.1 for identity management in education technology solutions, especially for complex multi-vendor, multi-application frameworks. Includes the typical use cases such as provisioning and SSO establishment, workflows, best practice in U.S. and Australia implementations, and architectural contexts.
application software and types Custom based software Package softwareimtiazalijoono
This document defines and describes various types of application software, including custom software, package software, word processors, presentation software, database software, spreadsheet software, desktop publishing software, and graphics software. It provides details on the purpose and key features of each type of application.
UXT Chicago - Designing Mobile Apps for Enterprise UseJeff Steffgen
Networked mobile devices are completely redefining how employees collaborate, contribute and find information at work. Designing solutions to accommodate the latest capabilities and new demands of mobile enterprise systems takes innovative thinking.
The document discusses application software, describing four categories including business, graphics/multimedia, home/personal/educational, and communications software. It provides examples of widely used programs for tasks like word processing, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, photo editing, and more. The document also covers web applications, learning tools for software including online help and web-based training, and concludes with an overview of application software categories and resources for learning about software.
This document provides an overview of different types of computer software, including application software, system software, programming languages, and tools. It discusses general purpose and custom application software, as well as commercial off-the-shelf, open source, and business application software. It also summarizes operating systems, programming languages, language translators, and other system management programs.
This document provides an overview of key business software programs and applications. It defines and describes word processing software, spreadsheet software, database software, presentation software, note taking software, business software suites, project management software, personal information manager software, business software for phones, accounting software, document management software, and enterprise computing software. For each type of software, it provides 1-3 sentences on the purpose and basic functionality. The overall document aims to identify and explain widely used business programs.
James A. O'Brien, and George Marakas. Management Information Systems with MISource 2007, 8th ed. Boston, MA: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 2007. ISBN: 13 9780073323091
This document introduces the business problems of user life-cycle management: slow and complex onboarding; redundant administration effort; slow and unreliable deactivation; excess security entitlements and inconsistent user profile data. It then describes how Hitachi ID Identity Manager addresses these problems using streamlined business processes built on integrated technology. Finally, the benefits of enabling automation and self-service to improve user and security management processes are described.
The workforce is becoming increasingly mobile – at home through telecommuting, on business trips, in sales, and in servicing. There is also an increasing expectation by customers, suppliers and partners that business be conducted in real time. Research by AIIM indicates that at least 70% of organizations have deployed SharePoint in some shape or form over the past year. According to IDC, more than 1.19 billion workers of the global workforce, will be using mobile technology by 2013.
Has your organization responded to this growth in mobile workforce? Is your business content available and accessible from anywhere, on any device, and at any time? If not, why not?
Presentation Preview:
• SharePoint 2013 and various mobile options
• Device channels and responsive web designs
• Mobile BI architecture and development considerations
• How to go and solve the challenges in Mobile BI
eControl - Simplified management for Active Directory, Exchange, SAP, eDirect...Omni - www.omni-ts.com
Need to delegate management and provisioning to support staff?
Omni eControl delivers a simplified alternative to Microsoft Management Console, Task Pads, Novell ConsoleOne and Novell iManager for carrying out delegated tasks. With minimal training and no special permissions required, your support staff will be able to carry out routine, yet time-consuming, tasks in Active Directory, Exchange, SAP, eDirectory, GroupWise, CRMs and other systems.
Effective User Life Cycle Management in Active DirectoryZoho Corporation
Universally, user management is one of the frequently-performed tasks in Active Directory. And the challenges involved in it are quite common throughout the globe too notwithstanding the tools that Microsoft provides us, such as, PowerShell. Obviously, there is a huge rift between what Microsoft's user management tools (like ADUC) do and what administrators expect out of them. In this commercial whitepaper, Derek Melber (Active Directory MVP), talks about this gap and also points out how ManageEngine tools address the challenges involved in Active Directory user life cycle management.
This document describes industry patterns for applying collaboration capabilities across different industries including travel and transportation, banking and finance, industrial and manufacturing, and healthcare and pharmaceuticals. Specific examples are provided for each industry on using various IBM and Box collaboration tools for tasks like document storage, notification of changes, procedure management, new product development, and more.
EyeComTec's mission is to create affordable assistive technology solutions to enhance communication for people with impaired mobility. It offers a range of software products designed for different levels of physical ability, from using strong muscles to perform actions to reading brain waves via electroencephalography. The document describes EyeComTec's software solutions that enable communication through physical actions, visible actions like eye movements, vocal actions, and brain wave reading for those with varying degrees of paralysis and mobility impairment.
Generacion De Redes De Investigación Temprana UniversitariaAuge21
La Red Internacional de Investigación en Ingeniería e Innovación, Desarrollo Social Y Sostenibilidad, RI4DES2, surge para la búsqueda de soluciones a las problemáticas que enfrentan las regiones y las instituciones públicas y privadas, en aras de lograr el desarrollo regional sostenible. Para la generación de los recursos humanos, RI4DES2, apoya y promueve la creación de Grupos de Investigación Temprana, conformados por alumnos de los niveles superiores y postgrados, de distintas disciplinas, los que, colaboran con investigadores titulares.
Para la creación de la Red de Investigación Temprana “CIMA” (Comunidad de Investigación Multidisciplinar Aplicada), auspiciada por RI4DES2, se ha propuesto manejar un modelo más abierto, es decir más flexible, conocido como Modelo de Investigación y Acción Participativa “PAR” (Participative Action Research).
Los medios de transmisión incluyen medios guiados (cables) y no guiados (inalámbricos) que transportan señales a través de ondas electromagnéticas. Los medios guiados incluyen cables de par trenzado y fibra óptica, mientras que los medios no guiados usan antenas para transmitir señales de radio a través del aire. Estos medios se clasifican también por su capacidad de transmisión unidireccional, bidireccional no simultánea o bidireccional simultánea.
El documento habla sobre la Revolución Industrial. Explica que la primera gran etapa se desarrolló entre 1760 y 1870, marcada por continuos inventos como la pila eléctrica, la locomotora de vapor, el telar mecánico y la máquina de hilar. También menciona el desarrollo del telégrafo, el metro y los ferrocarriles transcontinentales durante este periodo.
This document discusses the benefits of getting a second opinion on your financial portfolio and strategy from an outside advisor. It notes that financial situations and priorities change over time, so it is important to regularly review your portfolio to ensure it still matches your goals. Some signs it's good to get a second opinion include if your current advisor hasn't reviewed your portfolio in over 3 years, if your financial situation has changed, or if you have any concerns about fees or risk levels. Getting a second opinion provides an independent evaluation of your portfolio and strategies to help ensure you have the best plan tailored to your needs and risk tolerance.
This document discusses Barton Malow Company's closeout procedure for construction projects and how it can be used to build relationships with owners. It outlines the typical closeout steps including final payment, warranties, and owner training. The company conducts post-occupancy walkthroughs to address issues and gather feedback, compiling the data into an internal and public evaluation database for improving future projects. While there are cons like potential backlash, the goals are to improve efficiency, client satisfaction, transparency, and reduce costs. Communication is key to mitigating cons and the pros include enhancing reputation and strengthening relationships.
Transistor de efecto de Campo (JFET y MOSFET)José Parra
Este documento trata sobre los transistores de efecto de campo (FET). Explica que los FET son dispositivos unipolares que controlan la corriente mediante una tensión aplicada a la puerta. Describe dos tipos principales de FET: los JFET, que controlan el flujo de electrones en un canal semiconductor, y los MOSFET, que tienen una estructura más compleja que incluye una capa de óxido de silicio. También cubre brevemente los circuitos básicos de polarización utilizados para los FET.
The document discusses how Lewis dot diagrams can be used to predict the 3D structure of molecules. It describes 5 main types of molecular geometries: 1) linear, 2) angular/bent, 3) trigonal planar, 4) trigonal pyramidal, and 5) tetrahedral. Each geometry has characteristic bond angles that are determined by the number of bonding pairs and lone pairs on the central atom. Examples are provided for common molecules that exhibit each type of 3D structure.
The document discusses the different types of intermolecular forces:
1) London dispersion forces involve temporary dipoles induced in molecules by fluctuating electron densities.
2) Induced-dipole forces involve a permanent dipole inducing a temporary dipole in a neighboring non-polar molecule.
3) Dipole-dipole attraction occurs between polar molecules due to the attraction between their partial charges.
4) Hydrogen bonds are very strong dipole-dipole bonds that exist between molecules with oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine bonded to hydrogen.
Are you thinking of buying your first place soon but have no idea about what the mortgage process entails? Not to worry! Here is a basic guide to prepare you for the mortgage process and how you can make sure you score the mortgage loan of your dreams!
This document contains graphs showing pest incidence and impact data from 2014-2017 for various crops. It includes trends for mites, whitefly, thrips, migrations, mildew, botrytis, and canker. The graphs show changes over time in incidence levels, affected area, and variations by variety.
he content of the exams is proprietary.[4] Cisco and its learning partners offer a variety of different training methods,[5] including books published by Cisco Press, and online and classroom courses available under the title "Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices."
Modern mobile devices by their capabilities are almost equal to office computers. For working with different types of document or an access to corporate resources, employees often use their own tablets and smartphones ignoring the prohibition of IT service. This BYOD scenario is impossible to avoid. BYOD brings significant risks and often results in confidential data breaches. The usual restrictions are no longer working, businesses are unable to stop employees from bringing personal devices into the workplace, and today every company needs more mobile and flexible solutions.
This document discusses the challenges of managing mobile applications at an enterprise scale. As more employees use mobile devices for work, the number of applications a company needs to support grows exponentially. Managing hundreds or thousands of applications across different devices and operating systems is a significant challenge. The document recommends adopting a common application development platform to simplify management. It also advocates for tools that can remotely distribute, configure, update and remove applications over a device's lifecycle.
Hexnode provides a unified endpoint management solution that allows comprehensive management of devices from a central console, including mobile devices, desktops, and IoT devices. It offers features such as application management, content management, identity and access management, security management, and BYOD management. Hexnode's solution aims to improve efficiency, increase productivity, and reduce costs associated with managing corporate devices.
Empower Enterprise Mobility with Microsoft EMSKris Wagner
This document discusses Microsoft's Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) solution for managing mobile devices and enabling a productive mobile workforce. EMS provides hybrid identity management, mobile device and application management, access and information protection. It allows single sign-on, self-service password reset, and centralized application access management. EMS also provides remote device management for Windows, iOS and Android devices and helps protect corporate data on devices through features like selective wiping. The solution aims to foster employee productivity through mobility while ensuring security.
This document discusses Microsoft Intune and its capabilities for mobile application management (MAM) without requiring device enrollment. It describes how Intune can apply policies to manage access to corporate applications and data on personal devices through app-level controls. Intune also allows single sign-on access for both personal and work accounts within Office mobile apps on iOS and Android devices.
MobiManager helps you to manage, control, and secure company-owned Android devices. It allows you to distribute apps and contents across a wide range of mobile devices from the cloud.
MobiManager platform consists of overlapping defense and security mechanisms that protect against intrusion, malware, and more malicious threats.
Enterprise mobility refers to the execution of mobile application development as a strategy that addresses the particular requirements of a company. Mobile technology is used to connect people, processes, and information. Enterprise mobility can improve how consumers interact with items and services.
Hexnode provides an iOS management solution that allows administrators to enroll, secure, and manage Apple devices. It integrates with Apple's Device Enrollment Program and Volume Purchase Program to streamline enrollment and app distribution. The solution offers features like location tracking, app and configuration management, compliance monitoring, and security controls to support both corporate-owned and BYOD deployment strategies.
The key business drivers for Enterprise MobilitySanjay Abraham
Big question is…Is mobility really going to change the way business is done. Will it radically improve the performance of the employees. Is it a fab or fad? There are still many doubts about the real value-add enterprise mobility would bring for enterprises.
Cloud-based Mobile Apps Development in MalaysiaGlobal Digitals
Cloud-based mobile apps development in Malaysia is a cutting-edge approach to creating innovative and scalable mobile applications tailored to meet the needs of users in the modern digital landscape. Leveraging the power of cloud computing infrastructure, developers in Malaysia can craft robust, flexible, and secure mobile solutions that offer seamless user experiences across various devices and platforms.
https://global-digitals.com/bespoke-mobile-application-development/
Mobilizing Enterprise Data - Strategies to succeed in enterprise mobileAlex Zaltsman
This document provides guidance on developing a mobile integration plan for an enterprise. It discusses key components like adoption formula, usability, desirability, security, identifying stakeholders, staffing requirements, implementation options, and creating a project action plan. The adoption formula expresses that usability, desirability, and security are crucial for successful mobile adoption. It also outlines identifying information security plans, addressing threats like unauthorized data access, and solutions like encryption.
Mobilizing Enterprise Data for mobile apps and platformsAlex Zaltsman
InnoviMobile outlines our Mobile Action Plan for mobilizing data in the enterprise. The end goal is to unlock productivity gains by enabling workers to do their jobs and use their line of business applications more effectively.
Mobile devices can boost productivity and competitive advantage, but your enterprise-IT organization must support new mobile strategies, while complying with government regulations and maintaining security. See how you can implement robust security features in your existing apps with SAP Mobile App Protection by Mocana.
White Paper - Securing Mobile Access to enterprise dataAppear
This document describes the security features of the Appear IQ mobility platform. It allows businesses to securely build, integrate and manage enterprise mobile applications. The platform uses encryption, authentication, authorization and application management to secure data on devices, in transit and in the platform. It integrates with enterprise directories to authenticate users and control access. The platform is hosted on Amazon Web Services which has obtained security certifications.
Cortado Corporate Server is a mobile device management solution that allows users to work productively from any device. It provides mobile access to corporate files and documents, easy collaboration both inside and outside the company, and supports the use of all apps from app stores. It transforms smartphones and tablets into productivity tools without complex setup, operation, or management.
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1. Managing Devices and Corporate
Data on iOS
Overview
Businesses everywhere are empowering their employees with iPhone and iPad.
The key to a successful mobile strategy is balancing IT control with user enablement. By personalizing
iOS devices with their own apps and content, users take greater ownership and responsibility, leading
to higher levels of engagement and increased productivity. This is enabled by Apple's management
framework, which provides smart ways to manage corporate data and apps discretely, seamlessly
separating work data from personal data. Additionally, users understand how their devices are being
managed and trust that their privacy is protected.
This document offers guidance on how essential IT control can be achieved while at the same time
keeping users enabled with the best tools for their job. It complements the iOS Deployment Reference,
a comprehensive online technical reference for deploying and managing iOS devices in your enterprise.
To refer to the iOS Deployment Reference, visit help.apple.com/deployment/ios.
Management Basics
With iOS, you can streamline iPhone and iPad deployments using a range of built-in techniques that allow
you to simplify account setup, configure policies, distribute apps, and apply device restrictions remotely.
Our management approach
Apple’s management framework is the foundation for managing mobile devices. This framework is built
into iOS, allowing organizations to manage what they must—with a light touch—and not by simply
locking down features or disabling functionality. As a result, Apple's management framework enables
granular control by third-party mobile device management (MDM) solutions of your devices, apps, and
data. And most important, you get the control you need without degrading the user experience or
compromising your employees’ privacy.
Other device management methods in the market may use different names to describe MDM functionality,
such as enterprise mobility management (EMM) or mobile application management (MAM).These solutions
have the same goal in mind—to manage your organization’s devices and corporate data over the air. And
because Apple’s management framework is built into iOS, you don’t need a separate agent application
from your MDM solution provider.
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Contents
Overview
Management Basics
Separating Work and
Personal Data
Flexible Management Options
Summary
2. Separating Work and Personal Data
Whether your organization supports user-owned or company-owned devices, you can meet your IT
management goals while at the same time keeping users fully productive in their tasks. Work and personal
data are managed separately, without segmenting the user experience. This allows the hottest productivity
app to sit next to your corporate apps on a user’s device—giving employees more freedom to work. iOS
achieves this without the use of third-party solutions such as containers, which impact the user experience
and frustrate users.
Understanding different management models
Often containers have been built to solve issues on other platforms—issues not found with iOS. Some
containers use a dual-persona strategy, which creates two separate environments running on the same
device. Others focus on containerizing the apps themselves through code-based integration or app
wrapping solutions. All of these methodologies present productivity obstacles for users, whether it’s
logging in and out of multiple workspaces or adding a dependency on proprietary code that often causes
app incompatibility with operating system updates.
Organizations that no longer use containers are seeing that the native management controls in iOS enable
an optimal personal experience for users and increase their productivity. Rather than making it hard for
users to use their devices for both work and personal, you can use policy controls that manage the data
flow seamlessly behind the scenes.
Managing corporate data
With iOS, you don’t have to lock down your devices. Key technologies control the flow of corporate data
between apps and prevent its leakage to the user’s personal apps or cloud services.
Managed content
Managed content covers the installation, configuration, management, and removal of App Store and custom
in-house apps, accounts, books, and domains.
• Managed apps. Apps installed using MDM are called managed apps. They may be free or paid apps
from the App Store, or custom in-house apps, and all can be installed over the air using MDM. Managed
apps often contain sensitive information, and provide more control than apps downloaded by the user.
The MDM server can remove managed apps and their associated data on demand, or specify whether
the apps should be removed when the MDM profile is removed. Additionally, the MDM server can
prevent managed app data from being backed up to iTunes and iCloud.
• Managed accounts. MDM can help your users get up and running quickly by setting up their mail and
other accounts automatically. Depending on the MDM solution provider and integration with your
internal systems, account payloads can also be pre-populated with a user’s name, mail address, and,
where applicable, certificate identities for authentication and signing. MDM can configure the following
types of accounts: IMAP/POP, CalDAV, subscribed Calendars, CardDAV, Exchange ActiveSync, and LDAP.
• Managed books. Using MDM, books, ePub books, and PDF documents can be automatically pushed to
user devices, so employees always have what they need. Managed books can be shared only with other
managed apps or mailed using managed accounts. When no longer necessary, the materials can be
removed remotely.
• Managed domains. Downloads from Safari are considered managed documents if they originate from
a managed domain. Specific URLs and subdomains can be managed. For example, if a user downloads a
PDF from a managed domain, the domain requires that the PDF comply with all managed document
settings. Paths following the domain are managed by default.
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3. Managed distribution
Managed distribution lets you use your MDM solution or Apple Configurator 2 to manage apps and
books purchased from VPP. To enable managed distribution, you’ll need to first link your MDM solution
to your VPP account using a secure token. Once your MDM server is connected to VPP, assign apps directly
to a device without the user even needing an Apple ID. A user is prompted when apps are ready to be
installed on their device. If a device is supervised, apps are silently pushed to that device without
prompting the user.
Managed app configuration
With managed app configuration, MDM uses the native iOS management framework to configure apps
during or after deployment. This framework enables developers to identify the configuration settings that
should be implemented when their app is installed as a managed app. Employees can start using apps
that have been configured this way right away, without requiring custom setup. IT gets the assurance that
corporate data within apps is handled securely, with no need for proprietary SDKs or app wrapping.
There are capabilities available to app developers that can be enabled using managed app configuration
such as app configuration, prevent app backup, disable screen capture, and remotely wipe app.
The AppConfig Community is focused on providing tools and best practices around native capabilities
in mobile operating systems. Leading MDM solution providers from this community have established a
standard schema that all app developers can use to support managed app configuration. By enabling
a more consistent, open, and simple way to configure and secure mobile apps, the community helps
increase mobile adoption in business.
To learn more about the AppConfig Community, visit www.appconfig.org.
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To retain full control
over apps with an MDM
solution, assign apps
directly to a device.
4. Managed data flow
MDM solutions provide specific features that enable corporate data to be managed at a granular level so that
it does not leak out to the users’personal apps and cloud services.
• Managed Open In. Open In management uses a set of restrictions that prevents attachments or
documents from managed sources from being opened in unmanaged destinations, and vice versa.
For example, you can prevent a confidential email attachment in your organization’s managed mail
account from being opened in any user’s personal apps. Only apps installed and managed by MDM
can open this work document. The user’s unmanaged personal apps do not appear in the list of apps
available to open the attachment. In addition to managed apps, accounts, books, and domains, several
extensions respect managed Open In restrictions.
• Managed extensions. App extensions give third-party developers a way to provide functionality
to other apps or even to key systems built into iOS like Notification Center, enabling new business
workflows between apps. Using managed Open In prevents unmanaged extension functionality
from interacting with managed apps. The following examples show different types of extensions:
– Document Provider extensions allow productivity apps to open documents from a variety of cloud
services, without having to make unnecessary copies.
– Action extensions let users manipulate or view content within the context of another app. For
example, users can use an action to translate text from another language right in Safari.
– Custom Keyboard extensions provide keyboards beyond the ones already built into iOS. Managed
Open In can prevent unauthorized keyboards from appearing in your corporate apps.
– Today extensions also known as Widgets are used to deliver glanceable information in the Today
view in the Notification Center. This becomes a great way for users to get immediate, up-to-date
information from an app, with simplified interactions that launch into the full app for
more information.
– Share extensions give users a convenient way to share content with other entities, such as social
sharing websites or upload services. For example, in an app that includes a Share button, users can
choose a Share extension that represents a social sharing website, then use it to post a comment
or other content.
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To protect corporate
data, only apps installed
and managed by MDM
can open this work
document.
5. Flexible Management Options
Apple's management framework is flexible and offers a balanced approach to the way you manage user-
owned as well as company-owned devices in your enterprise. When you use a third-party MDM solution
with iOS, your device management options are on a continuum that ranges from applying a highly open
methodology to getting as granular as needed.
Ownership models
Depending on the device ownership model—or models—in your organization, you’ll manage devices and
apps differently. The two ownership models for iOS devices that are commonly used in the enterprise are
user owned and organization owned.
User-owned devices
With a user-owned deployment, iOS offers personalized setup by users and transparency around how devices
are configured, along with the assurance that their personal data won’t be accessed by your organization.
• Opt-in and opt-out enrollment. When devices are purchased and set up by the users—commonly
referred to as BYOD—you can still provide access to corporate services such as Wi-Fi, mail, and calendar.
Users simply opt in to enroll in your organization’s MDM solution. When users enroll in MDM for the first
time on an iOS device, they are provided with information about what the MDM server can access on
their devices and the features it will configure. This provides transparency to users about what is being
managed, and establishes trust between you and the users. It’s important to let your users know that
if at any time they are not comfortable with this management, they can opt out of the enrollment by
removing the management profile from their device. When they do, all corporate accounts and apps
installed by MDM are removed.
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Third-party MDM
solutions typically offer a
user-friendly interface
for employees so they
feel comfortable opting-
in during enrollment.*
*Screen image courtesy of Jamf.
6. • Greater transparency. Once users are enrolled in MDM, employees can easily view in Settings which
apps, books, and accounts are being managed and which restrictions have been implemented. All
enterprise settings, accounts, and content installed by MDM are flagged by iOS as“managed.”
• User privacy. While an MDM server lets you interact with iOS devices, not all settings and account
information are exposed. You can manage corporate accounts, settings, and information provisioned via
MDM, but the user’s personal accounts cannot be accessed. In fact, the same features that keep data
secure in corporate-managed apps also protect a user’s personal content from entering the corporate
data stream.
The following examples show what a third-party MDM server can and cannot see on a personal
iOS device:
MDM can see: MDM cannot see:
Device name Personal or work mail, calendars, contacts
Phone number SMS or iMessages
Serial number Safari browser history
Model name and number FaceTime or phone call logs
Capacity and space available Personal reminders and notes
iOS version number Frequency of app use
Installed apps Device location
• Personalizing devices. Businesses have found that allowing users to personalize a device with their own
Apple ID leads to greater levels of ownership and responsibility among users, and their productivity
increases because they’re now able to choose which apps and content they need to best accomplish
their jobs.
Organization-owned devices
With an organization-owned deployment, you can provide a device to each user, referred to as a personally
enabled deployment, or another option is to rotate devices among users, referred to as a non-personalized
deployment. iOS features such as automated enrollment, lockable MDM settings, device supervision, and
always-on VPN ensure that devices are configured based on your organization’s specific requirements,
providing increased control while assuring that corporate data is protected.
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The user interface for
configuration profiles in
Settings show users
exactly what has been
configured on their
device.
7. • Automated enrollment. The Device Enrollment Program (DEP) allows you to automate MDM enrollment
during the initial setup of the iPhone and iPad devices and Mac systems that your organization owns.
You can make the enrollment mandatory and non-removable. You can also put devices into supervised
mode during the enrollment process, and allow users to skip some of the basic setup steps.
• Supervised devices. Supervision provides additional management capabilities for iOS devices owned by
your organization. These include the ability to enable a web filter via a global proxy to ensure that the
users’ web traffic stays within the organization’s guidelines, prevent users from resetting their device to
factory defaults, and much more. By default, all iOS devices are unsupervised. As well as using DEP to
enable supervised mode, you can manually enable supervision using Apple Configurator 2.
Even if you don’t plan to use any supervised-only features now, consider supervising your devices when
you set them up, enabling you to take advantage of supervised-only features in the future. Otherwise,
you’ll need to wipe devices that have already been deployed. Supervision isn’t about locking down a
device; rather, it makes company-owned devices better by extending management capabilities. In the long
run, supervision provides even more options for your enterprise.
For a complete list of supervised settings, see the iOS Deployment Reference.
Restrictions
iOS supports the following categories of restrictions, which you can configure over the air to meet the needs
of your organization, without impacting users:
• Device functionality
• Supervised settings
• Security and privacy settings
• App usage
• iCloud settings
• Profile Manager user and user group restrictions
The following categories apply to iOS devices that have been enrolled in an MDM solution using DEP:
• Enrollment options
• Setup Assistant options
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With DEP, your MDM
solution will automatically
configure your iOS devices
during the Setup Assistant.
8. Additional management capabilities
Querying devices
In addition to configuring devices, an MDM server has the ability to query devices for a variety of
information, such as details on devices, network, applications, and compliance and security data. This
information helps ensure that devices continue to comply with required policies. The MDM server
determines the frequency at which it gathers information.
The following are examples of information that can be queried on an iOS device:
• Device details (name)
• Model, iOS version, serial number
• Network information
• Roaming status, MAC addresses
• Installed applications
• App name, version, size
• Compliance and security data
• Installed settings, policies, certificates
• Encryption status
Lost Mode
With iOS 9.3 or later, your MDM solution can place a supervised device in Lost Mode remotely. This action
locks the device and allows a message with a phone number to be displayed on the Lock screen.
With Lost Mode, supervised devices that are lost or stolen can be located because MDM remotely queries
for their location. Lost Mode doesn’t require Find My iPhone to be enabled.
If MDM remotely disables Lost Mode, the device is unlocked and its location is collected. To maintain
transparency, the user is notified that Lost Mode is turned off.
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When MDM puts a missing
device in Lost Mode, it
locks the device, allows
messages to be displayed
onscreen, and determines
its location.