Among the topics discussed in this video:Top use cases for mobile appsCriteria for choosing a mobile platformThe importance of rich APIs for mobile developmentBack-office integration issuesBest practices for managing identity in the mobile environmentT…
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If Lync customers deploy multiple Lync servers or a “pool,” they need to distribute traffic loads to those servers. Load balancing is not just a best practice, it’s a requirement. Microsoft advises customers to provision either hardware load balancing or DNS load balancing. If load balancing is required, IT managers can deploy Thunder Series Application Delivery Controllers (ADCs) from A10 Networks to ensure world-class performance, applications availability, and resiliency for Microsoft Lync.
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Gone are the days of corporate IT departments dictating the types of mobile devices that could access the network? Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies, while increasing employee satisfaction and productivity, are straining corporate networks. This white paper describes the limitations of legacy networks, especially for supporting BYOD. Understanding these limitations can pave the way for a successful BYOD management policy for campus and branch networks.
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The universe of mobility is a complex thing, and it is ever-expanding—much like our actual universe. The other similarity mobility shares with our ever-expanding cosmos is the potential that can be realized through a rational, analytic, and comprehensive understanding. |
Managing smartphones and tablets is only half the MDM story. Securing the data and access points between corporate systems and your workers’ iOS, Android, Windows, and BlackBerry devices requires just as much consideration and planning as protecting th…
