Enterprise Mobility is becoming mainstream. Steve Reynolds has been an industry leader in this field for over 25 years. This blog will provide guidance, information and help for organisations to rise to the challenge of Enterprise Mobility.
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Effective tablets for local government
In previous Blogs we looked at the benefits of introducing different form factors for the enterprise: mobile devices, PDAs, netbooks and tablets. Now Steve Reynolds concentrates on tablets themselves and particularly how they can help in local government operations.
Your mobile data: under lock and key
The subject of mobile security is currently under a violent spotlight with phone hacking being revealed at the highest level. In this item, CEO of TBS, Steve Reynolds answers questions about security in enterprise mobility.
Taking the tablets: different form factors key to enterprise success
TBS Managing Director Steve Reynolds takes a closer look at the need to supply different solutions for different form factors across organisations.
Friday, 27 May 2011
All Systems Go ?
Mobile news is currently rife with talk of the latest smartphone Operating Systems, but how many are ready for enterprise deployment? TBS Managing Director, Steve Reynolds, gives his view.
Friday, 8 April 2011
Canadian mobility briefings declared a success
Feedback “resoundingly positive” following business events in Vancouver and Calgary
Leaders in field mobility technology have been well received by Canadian businesses at Microsoft headquarters in Vancouver and Calgary. In addition to the market leader and host of the event – TBS Enterprise Mobility, representatives from Canada-based partners, Ideaca, Qdata, Microsoft and Motorola also presented at the Mobilized Workforce Management ‘Lunch & Learn’ seminars.
Leaders in field mobility technology have been well received by Canadian businesses at Microsoft headquarters in Vancouver and Calgary. In addition to the market leader and host of the event – TBS Enterprise Mobility, representatives from Canada-based partners, Ideaca, Qdata, Microsoft and Motorola also presented at the Mobilized Workforce Management ‘Lunch & Learn’ seminars.
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