Duhon: How do you combine BYOD and secure access to content?...Cost is lower today, but complexities and latencies in accessing enterprise content have to be addressed
Increasingly, users are asking for access to content repositories from mobile devices, such as phones and iPads...How big a requirement is mobile access in your organization?...Enabling content for mobile access is critical
The fact that 25% of those polled mostly use their smartphones to go online is interesting but the point that really caught my attention was that 87% of smartphone users use their smartphone to access the internet and/or email which is where I fall in these statistics, especially when traveling
The need is to access corporate information on their own devices both at work, and when they are away from the office
Making large numbers of manuals or even an entire corporate library available for offline access on mobile devices is not as easy as it sounds...A specific set of a given library can be distributed all at once to workers who need access in the field
Here’s my top 10 SharePoint automation list: Self-service granting/removing access – The most common task a container will go through is the granting of permissions and removing of permissions to that container so users can be part of the collaboration. Self-service transferring/cloning access – The ability to transfer permissions from one individual to another or give someone the same permissions as another user is a very common scenario
Now that anyone can create content through a variety of easy-to-access software apps, publish the content without the hassle of reviews, and present the information to multiple applications and "channels" in real-time, organizations and businesses are caught in an unfortunate arms race of attempting to reclaim control, while their own staff find new and interesting ways around that control
Knowing that you can access content securely is no longer good enough. Organizations want trusted content access from smart devices, but more importantly they are demanding consistency across mobile, Web, and desktop
Two years later…we need to allow our customer service representatives to access contracts, invoices, change orders, data and delivery tickets to answer client questions. Well, some of this information is stored in the ERP and some is stored in CRM, so let’s get another system where we can put copies of the content that can be accessed by customer service. The technicians need access to client service data but can’t access information remotely in our existing ERP. OK, let’s get a different management system where we can duplicate the data that the technicians need but that can be accessed remotely
Accustomed to unconstrained access to the likes of Facebook, Skype, LinkedIn and various other applications, Digital Natives are entering a whole new world where the IT department rules