New research from Avast, the digital security and privacy solutions provider, has found that employees in almost a third (31%) of Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) in the UK are connecting to the corporate network using personal devices that do not have any security controls in place, according to IT Decision Makers (ITDMs) within SMBs.
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Mobile computing is a term used to describe the use of mobile devices to access computing resources and services. Mobile devices include smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearables. Enterprise mobility is the ability for employees to access corporate data and applications from anywhere using a variety of devices and networks. Rugged mobile computers are designed to withstand harsh environments, making them ideal for use in industries such as manufacturing, warehousing, and field service. Mobile computing news and articles from IT Reseller covering Mobile Computers, Mobile Computing, Rugged Tablet PCs, Enterprise Mobility, PDA, Tablet, Rugged Tablet devices and solutions.
Panasonic Toughbook and TriCIS announce strategic engineering partnership
Sep 15, 2021
Panasonic Toughbook and TriCIS have entered into a strategic engineering partnership to deliver technology solutions designed to meet the needs of the UK Government and its Strategic Defence Review.
Handheld announces new version of the NAUTIZ X6 ultra-rugged Android phablet
Sep 14, 2021
Handheld Group, manufacturer of rugged mobile computers, has launched a new version of its NAUTIZ X6 ultra-rugged phablet, a handheld computer that combines the big-screen functionality of a tablet with the go-anywhere performance of a rugged phone.
77% of UK T&L leaders believe that mobile tech will be critical to deliveries within 5 years
Aug 31, 2021
Two-thirds (77%) of the UK’s transportation and logistics (T&L) leaders (71% globally), believe that mobile-first technology will be critical to deliveries in just five years’ time, new global research from mobile and IoT management solutions provider, SOTI, has found.
No internet? No problem: how retailers can improve their customer experience even without connectivity
Aug 11, 2021
By Huw Owen, Head of EMEA & APJ at Couchbase.
We live in a mobile world: a quick glance at the street or train carriage will surely reveal armies of people busy scrolling on their phones or tablets. All of them will expect a reliable connection as standard.
Xilica and Barco optimise BYOD landscape for the new workplace
Aug 10, 2021
Xilica, a global AV technology provider focused on driving authentic interaction, has partnered with Barco, a provider of professional visualisation technologies, to bring complete collaboration solutions to corporate AV environments.
Dakota helps Monks & Crane to keep stock in check with Zebra TC26 mobile computers
Jul 21, 2021
Established in 1862 as an engineering file manufacturer trading from premises in Redditch, the Monks & Crane Industrial Group distributes products such as cutting tools, oils and lubrication, PPE products, fasteners, machine tools and office supplies as well as soldering and welding goods to its extensive customer base operating within a wide variety of industries including aerospace and engineering.
Getac’s next-generation F110 delivers power, brightness and rugged performance in a compact tablet form factor
Jun 30, 2021
Getac is launching its next-generation F110, a powerful yet highly portable fully rugged tablet for mobile professionals in the manufacturing, automotive, defence, public safety, utilities, and transportation & logistics sectors.
JLT Mobile Computers announces next generation version of its fully rugged slim and light 10-inch Android tablet
Jun 08, 2021
JLT Mobile Computers, developer of computers for demanding environments, has launched the Android 9 based next generation MT3010A tablet computer.
Young people spending close to £1 bn on subscriptions to combat loneliness during lockdown
Apr 13, 2021
More than quarter (28%) young people in the UK (aged 16–24) say they have used mobile apps as a way to combat loneliness during lockdown, with total spend across the country in this age group for subscription services now reaching £968 million per year, research from Emarsys finds today.
Mobile Computing
Mobile computing is a term used to describe the use of portable devices to access data, applications, and other computing resources. Mobile devices can include laptops, tablets, smartphones, and wearables. Mobile computing allows users to stay connected and productive on the go.
Here are some of the key features of mobile computing:
- Portability: Mobile devices are designed to be portable, so users can take them with them wherever they go. This allows users to access computing resources from anywhere, even while they are on the move.
- Connectivity: Mobile devices are typically connected to a wireless network, such as Wi-Fi or cellular data. This allows users to access the internet and other computing resources from anywhere.
- Mobility: Mobile devices are designed to be mobile, so users can easily move around with them. This allows users to work or play from anywhere, even while they are on the go.
Rugged Mobile Computers
Rugged mobile computers are designed to withstand harsh environments, making them ideal for use in industries such as manufacturing, warehousing, and field service. They are typically built to withstand dust, water, extreme temperatures, vibration, and impact.
Here are some of the features of rugged mobile computers:
- Durability: Rugged mobile computers are built to withstand the rigors of everyday use in demanding environments. They are typically made of durable materials such as metal or plastic, and have features such as sealed ports and gaskets to protect them from water and dust.
- Performance: Rugged mobile computers are designed to provide high performance in demanding conditions. They typically have powerful processors, large memories, and long battery life.
- Connectivity: Rugged mobile computers typically have a variety of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular. This allows them to stay connected even in remote areas.
- Software: Rugged mobile computers typically come with a variety of software applications that are designed for use in demanding environments. These applications can be used for tasks such as barcode scanning, inventory management, and field service reporting.
Enterprise mobility
Enterprise mobility is the ability for employees to access corporate data and applications from anywhere using a variety of devices and networks. It is a growing trend as businesses move towards more flexible and mobile work arrangements.
Benefits to enterprise mobility:
- Increased productivity: Employees can be more productive accessing the information they need from anywhere.
- Improved collaboration: Employees can collaborate more easily with colleagues and customers.
- Reduced costs: Businesses can save money on travel and IT infrastructure costs by enabling mobile work.
Risks associated with enterprise mobility:
- Security: Mobile devices are more vulnerable to security threats than traditional desktop computers.
- Compliance: Businesses need to ensure that they are compliant with all relevant regulations when allowing employees to use mobile devices for work.
- Support: Businesses need to provide adequate support to employees who are using mobile devices for work.
Enterprise mobility management (EMM) is a set of policies, processes, and technologies that help businesses to manage the security and compliance of mobile devices. EMM solutions typically provide features such as:
- Device management: This allows businesses to manage the configuration and security settings of mobile devices.
- Application management: This allows businesses to deploy and manage mobile applications.
- Data protection: This allows businesses to protect corporate data stored on mobile devices.
- User management: This allows businesses to manage the access rights of users to mobile devices and applications.
