Oct 28 2010

Knowledge Transfer 2.0: Securing Data on Open Source Smartphones

Tag: Podcast — Paul Hillman @ 12:57 pm

Blackberry and Windows have enterprise servers that allow organizations to secure data on smartphones used for business.  According to some cell phone retail store managers, about 50 percent of the smartphones being purchased for business use are “open source” phones, such as the Android.  These open source phones offer the user less restrictions on apps, for example, and have some additional functionality that other phones may not have, which tends to make the phones more appealing to users.  But once someone purchases these open source phones, such as a Droid, Samsung, Motorola, etc., the task of integrating the phone into the business is left up to IT managers or consultants, such as C/D/H. 

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Oct 13 2010

C/D/H Consultants Weigh-in on the HTC Evo 4G

Tag: Collaboration — Jason Cooper @ 3:33 pm

Never has there been more choice in the market for mobile devices, and Windows Mobile 7 is about ready to add more options to the mix! C/D/H supports and encourages mobile device freedom which has led to really rich device debates and discussions. We have iPhone 3Gs and 4s, Android OS-based phones of all sorts, Palms, Blackberrys and Windows Mobile devices.

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Oct 07 2010

Social Networking Do’s and Don’ts

Tag: Other — Paul Hillman @ 9:21 am

It’s tough these days to keep your professional and social lives separate when, unless you set your social networking security to keep personal activities private, it’s out there, forever, for anyone to see.

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