[TechRepublic] Put mobile BI on your corporate tablets

Tablets in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | May 04, 2012

Put mobile BI on your corporate tablets Mobile Business Intelligence (BI) apps are still maturing, but after you cut through the hype, you can find business value in them. Will Kelly explains. Read more Resource of the day Developing A True Multi-Channel Contact Center With a multi-channel service center, you'll ensure your customers can reach you in the method of their choice. Read this white paper to learn more about adding more channels to your service center. Let Power Saving Mode keep your battery from draining too quickly Jack Wallen shows you how you can use Power Saving Mode to help conserve your battery life. He also recommends a widget for re-enabling services. Read more Learn how to create ebooks for the iPad Paul Strobeck walks you through the steps so that you can create an ebook for your Apple iPad. Read more Manage mobile devices with Google Apps Jacob Bradshaw discusses the setup and usage of Google's MDM solution, so that you can utilize it for your organization. Read more Connect Android to Windows and Samba shared directories Jack Wallen walks you through the process of connecting your Android tablet to your Windows and Samba shared folders with the help of ES File Explorer. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Get ready for a new Nook Tablet powered by Windows 8 There is a lot riding on the success of a partnership between Microsoft and Barnes & Noble. Read more Paper app on iPad adds handy feature for business users Erik Eckel finds plenty of good uses for the free version of the Paper app for business users. Those who want more sophisticated effects and colors can opt for add-ons. Read more Poll: Will Windows 8 make an impact in tablets? Information about Windows 8 RT leads one developer to think there's little reason for IT departments to favor Windows 8 tablets over iPads and Android devices. Do you agree? Read more Focus on iPad development instead of Windows 8 for now After studying the details about Windows 8 versions, Justin James encourages software developers to look at iPad development first. Read more How to find and develop Android tablet-specific apps Jack Wallen answers a reader's questions about finding Android tablet-specific apps and getting started with mobile development. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 Bill Detwiler cracks open the Galaxy Tab 7.7. Inside the Android tablet, he finds an AMOLED display, replaceable battery, and lots of Samsung's homegrown hardware. View on site Five free apps for secure password management Trying to keep track of all your passwords can be tedious and frustrating and sometimes impossible. Here are a few password managers that can help. View on site Android strategy on display in Oracle v. Google showdown (images) Google's lawyers show projections for Android dominating the mobile, music, and ad markets in slides presented to the court this week during the Oracle v. Google IP trial. View on site Five apps to help keep your kids safe online Numerous solutions are available for filtering Internet content and monitoring your kids' online activity. Here are a few apps you may want to check out. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast Your Next 3 Ladder Rungs to Doubling Your Business Check out this webcast to learn about three steps you can take to double your business. Discover the simple tips, along with the more complicated ones, in this webcast. Today's recommended downloads Live Webcast Your Next 3 Ladder Rungs to Doubling Your Business (Citrix Online) Developing A True Multi-Channel Contact Center (Citrix Online) IT Pays to Specialize in a Vertical Market Fundamental Principles of Network Security (APC by Schneider Electric) The Coolest Data Center in Town (APC by Schneider Electric) Perennial favorites   Why tablets matter for enterprise users Five tips for improving your tablet experience Toshiba Thrive: The best business-grade tablet on the market Connect with TechRepublic I don't know why or how you would say good-bye to Microsoft Declaring yourself Microsoft-product-free may be more difficult than you think. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tech Sanity Check Google in the Enterprise Cracking Open 10 Things

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