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Corporates are either getting jittery about the new BYOD (bring Your Own Device) trend or they are open accepting it with open arms. We can understand why BYOD can make an average CIO or an IT administrator cringe in anticipation of what could go

It’s December – it’s that time of the year when half the world recedes into a holiday mood only to wake up with a new year in tow and tons of things to do, trends to watch for, predictions to make, and resolutions to break. At Network Pro, we always

Access to networks (and everything that an employee gets from remote access to an enterprise network) was through the then ubiquitous blackberry mobile devices. While blackberry flutters with its sustainability model, there’s been a surge in the

The Internet, as we know it, is all set to change. While we aren’t strangers to “changes” to the Internet, it’s always exciting to know what’s coming. For businesses, it also means preparation. Entrepreneurs very well know how difficult and taxing

It might be a buzzword; it could just be thing that might help your business go mobile and improve efficiency among your employees. Yet, you’ll have to look at it objectively. Earlier, we’ve covered posts on Going mobile and BYOD. We listed how to

Multi-device Management Systems – be it for small or large businesses – is gaining popularity, as we speak. We covered a lot on BYOD and how it’s slowly inching itself into the IT technology requirements for most businesses today. As such, IT

Off late we’ve been covering a lot of ground on BYOD and how it could transform the way we work and how we use the ever-increasing range of devices for both personal and business use. In earlier posts, we did mention the need for a stringent, well

Tablets and Mobile devices are spearheading the mobile work revolution – the cubicles now scoot on wheels and resources are as location independent as ever.  According to the Yankee Group, the next 3 years is going see more action in the mobile

Off late we’ve been talking a lot about BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and for a good reason: it’s one of the most promising trends for small, medium, and large businesses throughout the world, perhaps next only to cloud computing. In a way, it’s

The mobile revolution is on. Mobile devices are launching like never before and, in the very-near-future, there will be more mobile devices per person than the number of desktops or laptops per person. What does that mean for growing businesses?