[TechRepublic] iPhone-iPad tandem the Trojan horse for Macs in the enterprise?

Apple in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | February 02, 2012

Has Apple's iPhone-iPad tandem been the Trojan horse for Macs in the enterprise? Analyst reports continue to put Apple at the top of the market -- smartphone, tablets, and now even client PCs. Is there nowhere to go but up? Read more Resource of the day The Online MBA at Benedictine University If you're in business, you understand how an MBA degree can set you apart from the pack. Check out this white paper. You'll see how people like you are getting their MBA education on a schedule that works for them. Apple's textbook foray: An attempt to corner the education market Find out why Patrick Gray thinks enterprise technologists should help local schools understand the repercussions of implementing Apple's textbook offerings. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   How to create users in Mac OS X Lion Server Erik Eckel outlines the steps to creating user accounts in Mac Lion Server, using both the Server app and Workgroup Manager. Read more How to enroll in the Apple volume purchase program Wil Limoges describes how the Apple volume purchase program for the App Store works for businesses. Here's what you need to know about enrollment in the program. Read more Featured multimedia   Macworld 2012 - Gallery I had the chance to walk the floor at Macworld 2012 and visit with some old software developer friends and make some new ones. Though it wasn't as big as previous years, both the presenters and guests seemed excited to check out the latest products associated with Apple. View on site Beat the Traffic 2.0 for iPhone and iPad out in April (screenshots) Available for free for the iPhone and iPad, Beat the Traffic lets motorists view real-time traffic conditions and adjust their route if necessary. View on site iBooks 2 slideshow In an event this morning in New York, Apple introduced iBooks 2, an update to the popular e-reader for iOS devices that adds textbooks. Check out our hands on to see how the new features make textbooks interactive. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast: Higher Ambition - How Great Leaders Create Economic and Social Value Is it possible to please everyone? Michael Beer, Professor of business at Harvard Business School thinks so. Check out this webcast to hear his take on how to keep everyone happy with proper leadership. Today's recommended downloads Improve Power Management with Intel Intelligent Power Node Manager (Intel Corporation) Live Webcast: Higher Ambition - How Great Leaders Create Economic and Social Value (Citrix Online) Webcast: Improving Patient Care and Efficiency with a Converged Medical Infrastructure (TechRepublic) Inside Intel IT on Cloud Computing and Security (Intel Corporation) 2011 DCIG Oracle Backup Buyer's Guide (Quest Software) Connect with TechRepublic The impact of Facebook's IPO on enterprise computing Patrick Gray talks about what impact Facebook's IPO may have for enterprise computing and the larger world of social networking and computing in general. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! TechRepublic Australia Wrapper Web Designer The Enterprise Cloud Tablets in the Enterprise Google in the Enterprise App Builder 10 Things

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