Five ways to address tablet security

Tablets in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | July 19, 2012

Five ways to address tablet security for corporate board members Corporate board members increasingly want to use tablets during the course of their meetings. Will Kelly offers us five ways to secure your sensitive data on board member tablets. Read more Resource of the day IPR Extends Its ZoneIT Virtual Private Data Center Service With NetApp Storage A recognized leader in managed IT services, IPR International deployed new private cloud and data protection services on a flexible NetApp FAS platform. The result, reduced CPU load and storage requirements by 50% and improved storage performance. Posts from TechRepublic   Rethink corporate content distribution for tablets An influx of tablets into your enterprise means it's time to review how you distribute corporate content. Will Kelly offers points to consider when distributing corporate content to tablets. Read more Google needs to more tightly control Android for tablet success Patrick Gray thinks that Android needs to be more tightly controlled by Google in order to achieve tablet success. Do you agree? Read more Turn your Android tablet into a phone with GrooVe IP Jack Wallen shows you how to turn your Android tablet into a phone with the help of the GrooVe IP application. Read more Posts from ZDNet   Good tablet apps do one thing and do it well The Swiss Army Knife approach is good for many things, but not for mobile apps. Focus on one thing and do it better than other apps is the way to go. Read more Google: Your Nexus 7 will ship this week or next Lots of people are anxiously waiting word on when their shiny new Nexus 7 tablet will be shipping, while others are already receiving theirs. This is the official word from Google as of today. Read more Nexus 7: Finally, validation for the smaller tablet The Nexus 7 by Google is not the first small tablet, but so many are seeing it for the first time that you'd think there had never been such a beast. For those of us who have been enjoying small tablets for a while, the Nexus 7 may finally validate the smaller form factor. Read more How to make your Nexus 7 not suck Google shipped their new 7-inch tablet with a built-in handicap. Here's how to fix it. Read more Verizon Wireless Galaxy Nexus is a Wi-Fi tethering lemon Looking for a great smartphone and LTE 4G tethering combo? Forget the Galaxy Nexus. Read more Microsoft: The Evil Empire re-Surfaces Microsoft seeks to demolish the 30-year-old industry that it worked so hard to create, and to return to its monopolist roots. Read more Featured multimedia   Five easy-to-use archiving/compression tools If you're looking for a better app to handle your archiving and compression tasks, one of these tools might fit your needs. View on site Five open source tools for knocking out business tasks Word processing, accounting, image editing, scheduling, emailing -- there's an open source tool for just about every facet of office work. View on site First look: Microsoft Office 2013 On July 16, 2012, Microsoft made available a preview version of Office 2013. This new Office is tablet-ready and Windows 8 friendly. View on site Featured Webcast Social Meets IT - Using Online Communities to Reduce Help Desk Costs Your customers are an untapped source of knowledge about your products. Leverage social media to tap into this "free" resource. View this webinar and learn how you can improve customer satisfaction with easy access to user-generated content. Today's recommended downloads Have You Supersized Your Data Center? Avoid the Pitfalls of Oversizing (APC by Schneider Electric) Maximizing the Benefits of Virtualization and Consolidation in Midsized Firms with Network Storage (NetApp) Analytics and the Smarter Planet (IBM) Remote support for PCs, Macs and Smartphones (LogMeIn) Free Trial Download: up.time Systems Management Software (Uptime Software)   Message to subscribers The Tablets in the Enterprise newsletter is now a co-branded ZDNet and TechRepublic offering. In addition to TechRepublic bloggers' tips about tablet deployments and management and new products, you will get the latest from ZDNet Mobile News, Hardware 2.0, Between the Lines, and Tech Broiler blogs. We hope you enjoy this expanded tablets coverage. Connect with TechRepublic Microsoft and Google may not like it but they're marching to Apple's drumbeat Every so often a force appears in technology that carries all before it. For the moment, Apple is just such a phenomenon. 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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Five ways to address tablet security

Tablets in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | July 19, 2012

Five ways to address tablet security for corporate board members Corporate board members increasingly want to use tablets during the course of their meetings. Will Kelly offers us five ways to secure your sensitive data on board member tablets. Read more Resource of the day Advancements in Business Information Tools Business information tools help you run your business better, and they're getting more advanced. Read this white paper to learn how business information tools have advanced in recent years, and what these new capabilities can do for you. Posts from TechRepublic   Rethink corporate content distribution for tablets An influx of tablets into your enterprise means it's time to review how you distribute corporate content. Will Kelly offers points to consider when distributing corporate content to tablets. Read more Google needs to more tightly control Android for tablet success Patrick Gray thinks that Android needs to be more tightly controlled by Google in order to achieve tablet success. Do you agree? Read more Turn your Android tablet into a phone with GrooVe IP Jack Wallen shows you how to turn your Android tablet into a phone with the help of the GrooVe IP application. Read more Posts from ZDNet   Good tablet apps do one thing and do it well The Swiss Army Knife approach is good for many things, but not for mobile apps. Focus on one thing and do it better than other apps is the way to go. Read more Google: Your Nexus 7 will ship this week or next Lots of people are anxiously waiting word on when their shiny new Nexus 7 tablet will be shipping, while others are already receiving theirs. This is the official word from Google as of today. Read more Nexus 7: Finally, validation for the smaller tablet The Nexus 7 by Google is not the first small tablet, but so many are seeing it for the first time that you'd think there had never been such a beast. For those of us who have been enjoying small tablets for a while, the Nexus 7 may finally validate the smaller form factor. Read more How to make your Nexus 7 not suck Google shipped their new 7-inch tablet with a built-in handicap. Here's how to fix it. Read more Verizon Wireless Galaxy Nexus is a Wi-Fi tethering lemon Looking for a great smartphone and LTE 4G tethering combo? Forget the Galaxy Nexus. Read more Microsoft: The Evil Empire re-Surfaces Microsoft seeks to demolish the 30-year-old industry that it worked so hard to create, and to return to its monopolist roots. Read more Featured multimedia   Five easy-to-use archiving/compression tools If you're looking for a better app to handle your archiving and compression tasks, one of these tools might fit your needs. View on site Five open source tools for knocking out business tasks Word processing, accounting, image editing, scheduling, emailing -- there's an open source tool for just about every facet of office work. View on site First look: Microsoft Office 2013 On July 16, 2012, Microsoft made available a preview version of Office 2013. This new Office is tablet-ready and Windows 8 friendly. View on site Today's recommended downloads IDC Report: Increasing IT Infrastructure Performance in Midsized Firms (NetApp) SAP to Extend the Power of Visualization (SAP) How Does Fragmentation Really Affect SAN-Attached Storage Performance? (Condusiv Technologies) IPR Extends Its ZoneIT Virtual Private Data Center Service With NetApp Storage (NetApp) SCM: The "Blocking and Tackling" of IT Security (Tripwire)   Message to subscribers The Tablets in the Enterprise newsletter is now a co-branded ZDNet and TechRepublic offering. In addition to TechRepublic bloggers' tips about tablet deployments and management and new products, you will get the latest from ZDNet Mobile News, Hardware 2.0, Between the Lines, and Tech Broiler blogs. We hope you enjoy this expanded tablets coverage. Connect with TechRepublic Microsoft and Google may not like it but they're marching to Apple's drumbeat Every so often a force appears in technology that carries all before it. For the moment, Apple is just such a phenomenon. 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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Five ways to address tablet security

Tablets in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | July 19, 2012

Five ways to address tablet security for corporate board members Corporate board members increasingly want to use tablets during the course of their meetings. Will Kelly offers us five ways to secure your sensitive data on board member tablets. Read more Resource of the day Free 2011 Salary Report IT Professionals - Register on activeTechPros for immediate access Business Professionals - Join the activeBizPros community to view the report Posts from TechRepublic   Rethink corporate content distribution for tablets An influx of tablets into your enterprise means it's time to review how you distribute corporate content. Will Kelly offers points to consider when distributing corporate content to tablets. Read more Google needs to more tightly control Android for tablet success Patrick Gray thinks that Android needs to be more tightly controlled by Google in order to achieve tablet success. Do you agree? Read more Turn your Android tablet into a phone with GrooVe IP Jack Wallen shows you how to turn your Android tablet into a phone with the help of the GrooVe IP application. Read more Posts from ZDNet   Good tablet apps do one thing and do it well The Swiss Army Knife approach is good for many things, but not for mobile apps. Focus on one thing and do it better than other apps is the way to go. Read more Google: Your Nexus 7 will ship this week or next Lots of people are anxiously waiting word on when their shiny new Nexus 7 tablet will be shipping, while others are already receiving theirs. This is the official word from Google as of today. Read more Nexus 7: Finally, validation for the smaller tablet The Nexus 7 by Google is not the first small tablet, but so many are seeing it for the first time that you'd think there had never been such a beast. For those of us who have been enjoying small tablets for a while, the Nexus 7 may finally validate the smaller form factor. Read more How to make your Nexus 7 not suck Google shipped their new 7-inch tablet with a built-in handicap. Here's how to fix it. Read more Verizon Wireless Galaxy Nexus is a Wi-Fi tethering lemon Looking for a great smartphone and LTE 4G tethering combo? Forget the Galaxy Nexus. Read more Microsoft: The Evil Empire re-Surfaces Microsoft seeks to demolish the 30-year-old industry that it worked so hard to create, and to return to its monopolist roots. Read more Featured multimedia   Five easy-to-use archiving/compression tools If you're looking for a better app to handle your archiving and compression tasks, one of these tools might fit your needs. View on site Five open source tools for knocking out business tasks Word processing, accounting, image editing, scheduling, emailing -- there's an open source tool for just about every facet of office work. View on site First look: Microsoft Office 2013 On July 16, 2012, Microsoft made available a preview version of Office 2013. This new Office is tablet-ready and Windows 8 friendly. View on site Featured Webcast Social Meets IT - Using Online Communities to Reduce Help Desk Costs Your customers are an untapped source of knowledge about your products. Leverage social media to tap into this "free" resource. View this webinar and learn how you can improve customer satisfaction with easy access to user-generated content. Today's recommended downloads Free 2011 Salary Report The Kellogg Executive MBA Program (Northwestern University (Kellogg)) The Evolution of the Electronics Industry (IBM) Free Trial Download: up.time Systems Management Software (Uptime Software) A New Day: How Smarter Computing can Grow Capacity on Flat Costs (IBM)   Message to subscribers The Tablets in the Enterprise newsletter is now a co-branded ZDNet and TechRepublic offering. In addition to TechRepublic bloggers' tips about tablet deployments and management and new products, you will get the latest from ZDNet Mobile News, Hardware 2.0, Between the Lines, and Tech Broiler blogs. We hope you enjoy this expanded tablets coverage. Connect with TechRepublic Microsoft and Google may not like it but they're marching to Apple's drumbeat Every so often a force appears in technology that carries all before it. For the moment, Apple is just such a phenomenon. 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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