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News about MobileIron
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MobileIron taps CA Technologies executive to run A/NZ
MobileIron has appointed Tass Melissinos as country manager for Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ), replacing Henry La Motta who left the vendor in August.
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Menlo Security hunts for distributors to expand A/NZ business
US-headquartered Menlo Security is on the lookout for two distributors to help the vendor to expand its presence across A/NZ.
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MobileIron loses country manager to Menlo Security
MobileIron country manager for Australia and New Zealand Henry La Motta has left the vendor to join Menlo Security also as the country manager.
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Distribution Central adds MobileIron Access to portfolio for mobile and Cloud security
Distribution Central has added the latest iteration of security vendor, MobileIron’s product offering to its roster for the A/NZ market.
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IN PICTURES: Distribution Central over the years - a tribute (+70 photos)
The Distribution Central history goes back to when it was founded in 1992 as Firewall Systems, an IT security services provider. The company was acquired by Scott Frew and Nick Verykios in 2004, with Frew founding LAN Systems - now Westcon-Comstor - and both founding 1World Systems and Micro Networks. This slideshow pays tribute to DC over the years, its co-founders, and the people that have graced both it and Frew and Verykios' associated companies. So here's some some DC party meltdowns plus plenty of history.
Features about MobileIron
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BlackBerry is laser-focused on the enterprise with BES10
After encountering problems last year selling its newest smartphones, BlackBerry has shifted to a stronger focus on the enterprise, especially through distribution of its BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 mobility management client software.
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Microsoft's Office for iPad shakes up mobile enterprise
It's hard to overstate the impact of the Microsoft Office for iPad. The arrival of the dominant productivity suite on the dominant tablet promises to change how iPads are viewed in the enterprise. Office for iPad may also crush competitive apps, shut out Cloud storage providers and limit MDM vendors.
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In wake of BlackBerry's demise, CIOs look to Samsung, Apple and Microsoft
BlackBerry's fall means CIOs must quickly develop a new mobile strategy. The big three of enterprise mobility are familiar names -- Apple, Samsung and Microsoft. Who will win out?
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The BYOD magic bullets
With the uptake of mobile IT, the bring your own device (BYOD) trend and cloud computing, what are the prospects for a virtualised device as a viable solution to the problems of effectively managing devices?
