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Enterprise Mobility, Mobile Computing, Rugged Tablets,PDAs,Tablets
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.
CMC BRINGS JLT RUGGED MOBILE COMPUTERS TO UK AND IRELAND
Mar 23, 2005
Designed for use in extreme environments, the range has performed successfully under both Highly Accelerated Lifetime Testing (HALT), which tests the product to extremes of temperature and vibration, and track vehicle testing to the equivalent of 150,000 miles of off-road driving.
DAP Technologies launches three rugged mobile computing solutions
Mar 22, 2005
These lightweight handhelds offer sophisticated solutions for rough conditions.
LXE, Intel and Sirit to Collaborate on Forklift-Mounted RFID Data Collection Solutions
Mar 14, 2005
Development effort to include antennae and RFID readers for forklift applications
Communication could turn an otherwise bad service into a good experience
Mar 14, 2005
Given that a bad customer experience could result not only in customer loss but also brand damage, why is low cost mobile technology that can keep the customer informed every step of the way not prerequisite for all building services contractors?
HAND HELD PRODUCTS SIGNS MAJOR CONTRACT WITH LA POSTE SUBSIDIARY
Mar 11, 2005
Hand Held Products, the worldwide leader in image-based data collection solutions, has signed a $10 million pan-European agreement with DPD, a subsidiary of La Poste and part of the Geopost group. This involves hardware and software for an automated delivery scan system.
ACL win Restormel council contract
Mar 08, 2005
Government IT experts Associated Consulting Limited (ACL) have been awarded a contract by Restormel Borough Council in Cornwall to supply a range of products that will address their E-Government and M-Government (mobile) needs.
Acquisition of Informatics, a US Company Operating in the Automatic Identification Sector
Mar 08, 2005
Datalogic doubles its market share in the States. North America (the US and Canada) now accounts for 30% of Datalogics global turnover.
MCL Technologies Partners with PSC Inc. to Provide MCL-Collection for PSC Mobile Computers with Distribution Through Europdata Connect
Mar 01, 2005
MCL-Collection Brings Its Many Benefits to PSC Falcon Customers.
BLACKROC APPOINTS ANDY LEE AS BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
Mar 01, 2005
Leading AIDC distributor Blackroc Technology has recruited Andy Lee into the newly created role of Business Development Manager.
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.
