The ‘bring-your-own-device’ trend for tablets in the enterprise is gaining popularity, but as Dimension Data subsidiary Xigo Networks explains, the pitfalls of such a scheme should not be overlooked.
Zero footprint tablets? iPad-only meetings? BYOD as a profit engine? A number of innovative deployment strategies and usage scenarios were discussed at the recent TabTimes Tablet Strategy conference in New York.
The cruise industry is embracing tablets in a variety of ways, incorporating the devices into restaurants, virtual tours of the ship and even selling them at sea.
From doctors to game developers to broadcasters to teachers and more, TabTimes looks at which industries will gain the most from Apple's all-new tablet.
With the right discovery work, tablet deployment decisions can be based on strategy rather than employee hype. It’s difficult, though. With the recent “consumerization of IT decisions” trend, it’s easy to get swept up in the momentum of new product excitement.
It’s important to examine each client’s specific deployment issues and then tackle the problems one by one. When a client of my company in the financial services sector, recently started to deploy a small number of iPad tablets, it encountered a number of challenges.
You’ve undoubtedly heard that Generation Z (16-24 years old) are leading us into the digital age, flinging smartphones and tablets left, right and center. But is that view really true when it comes down to business?
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