Close, my graduate professor for wireless protocols typically used that response when we asked how to use the propegation decaying algorithms for signals as they passed through walls. His answer, it depends on the type of wall. And to hop no the bandwagon, yes, MDM is an absolute necessity to get started in the enterprise. [...]

In the end, the answer is the right tool for the right job. Meaning BYOD, COPE, or just plain CO depends largely on context. What are the risks, costs and benefits of going with one (or more) of the listed scenarios will vary greatly depending on context. I think the question (from me at least) [...]

Thinking about this problem at the extremes is where the heat comes from in the debate. “All apps should be in the cloud”, or “everyone running ubuntu”. The reality is that the ‘one size fits all’ approach hardly ever works for the enterprise. From my early days of security training, I’ve always been taught that [...]

Phillipe, couldn’t agree more with the idea that MAM has it’s own lifecycle, and more importantly, must be dealt with as such. It’s not an extension of MDM, but a newer, more focused area in enterprise mobility management. These two lifecycles are going to be very different, and as such should be treated very differently….and [...]

Interesting application of the OSI model relative to the mobile eco-system. A question though, and I don’t claim to have the answer, but does the implication of layers – Mobile App Management relative to Mobile Information Management have the same implication as in the OSI layer? In the OSI model, layer 7 depends upon and [...]