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Talk-to-text? That was pretty neat. P2P? Also cool. Now there’s M2M — machine-to-machine — to wrap your brain around. It’s still a nascent technology concept (with a hint of Future Shock and Terminator), but much more complex and far-reaching — … Read More
Businesses spend a lot — more $12 billion annually – on customer relationship management (CRM) software and systems. But where the rubber meets the road with that level of investment depends increasingly on sophisticated mobile apps for end users — which in … Read More
Worried about how BYOD will affect your company’s MDM? Maybe the IT’s EMM has been turned on its head or there is trouble surrounding the MRM as a result of the new initiative around a MEAP or OBDC or ERP. … Read More
Dan Miller, founder of and senior analyst at Opus Research, is a top expert on voice biometrics and helped coin the term “conversational commerce,” which refers to how consumers and marketers are interacting in the social media era. He spoke with … Read More
Here’s a smart take on mobility from a surprising source: Dave Yarnold, CEO of ServiceMax (a software firm in the field service sector), writing in VentureBeat, calls out what he sees as the three biggest big promises of mobility in B2B … Read More
According to Mani Zarrehparvar, the challenges that enterprise mobility presents are becoming more complex, just as are the solutions. The new president of Visage Mobile, Zarrehparvar spent 10 years as a mobile enterprise strategist — first as strategic solutions director at … Read More
In case you missed it, here’s a good recap from VentureBeat editor Dylan Tweney on last week’s VentureBeat Mobile Summit. What went down? “Gaurav Tewari, a partner at SAP Ventures, and Scott Davis, the CTO for end-user computing at VMware, led … Read More
Following is a guest post by Ray Potter, CEO of Palo Alto-based SafeLogic, and an expert on information security, encryption, security assessments, and IT risk management. Since the times of Julius Caesar, cryptography has been used to hide secrets from … Read More
Sure, Steve Jobs deserves a little credit. He made the smartphone live up to its name back in 2007 and gave it enough universal appeal to unseat BlackBerry when it was considered the only acceptable mobile option for the enterprise. … Read More