Live Event: Cloud & SDN – What It Means For Your Wi-Fi
Join us on Thursday, 21 January 2016 to explore the possibilities and chart Wi-Fi’s evolutionary path to determine where best to place your bets in 2016 and beyond.
Join us on Thursday, 21 January 2016 to explore the possibilities and chart Wi-Fi’s evolutionary path to determine where best to place your bets in 2016 and beyond.
Join us on Thursday, 21 January 2016 to explore the possibilities and chart Wi-Fi’s evolutionary path to determine where best to place your bets in 2016 and beyond.
• How Cloud Networking is becoming the new standard for network management
• The evolution of Wi-Fi, from basic connectivity to systems of personalized engagement and business intelligence
• The importance of having an application platform that leverages your wireless network
• Examples from customers that are using their networks to transform their business
Consider a seemingly innocuous mobile phone flashlight app. A Federal Trade Commission lawsuit revealed that a flashlight app maker was illegally transmitting users’ precise locations and unique device identifiers to third parties, including advertising networks.
Semperian knew that VPN was frustrating and windows file servers were expensive to maintain. The firm’s advisors needed to access their files when on the road and at meetings with clients. They wanted anywhere access to their files, without compromising on the level of security needed to keep important financial documents secure. Piotr Malinski, Head of Information Technology set out to find an enterprise level product to fulfill their file sharing and storage needs. Read the Case study to learn how choosing Egnyte saved Semperian $55,000 over a 2-year time period. With Egnyte, Piotr effectively replicated the enterprise infrastructure he had at Land Securities at 1/3 of the cost.
This paper aims to help readers understand the issues surrounding enterprise mobile applications and suggest solutions so that they can reap the benefits and avoid the pitfalls. We outline our viewpoint on the challenges and make recommendations to help organizations that are contemplating, or already involved with, mobile development.