by cschroed | Apr 10, 2020 | Enterprise Mobility
We’ve spent a lot of time the last few weeks talking about different work-from-home strategies, and other ways for businesses to keep the train on the tracks as the world tries its best to combat the recent coronavirus pandemic. You may have noticed a common...
by cschroed | Apr 3, 2020 | Enterprise Mobility
The year is 2050. A zombie outbreak has forced everyone into their homes. Companies are scrambling to get work done. Would-be large meetings are transitioned to video conferences, and employees are struggling to get by. Replace 2050 with 2020, and the zombie outbreak...
by cschroed | Mar 18, 2020 | Enterprise Mobility
The last few weeks have been, in a word, interesting. With the coronavirus pandemic spreading across the world, and hitting the United States hard in the last few weeks, people are being encouraged to socially distance themselves and work from home when possible. As...
by cschroed | Jan 24, 2020 | Enterprise Mobility
Looking to improve your enterprise mobility strategy? A recent piece from Mobility Management Solutions Review may be exactly what you need. We’re going to go ahead and assume that you have the first two recommendations–decide which devices (iOS, Android,...
by cschroed | Oct 31, 2019 | Enterprise Mobility
Mobile Device Issues This year, employees are reporting an increase in the number of outages caused by issues with mobile devices, and in many cases, their frustrations are impacting productivity. That’s according to a survey by software provider B2M. For the...
by cschroed | Sep 2, 2019 | Enterprise Mobility
The IT world is always eager to embrace emerging technologies and management frameworks. That’s understandable—innovation is at the core of this industry. But the constant desire to get our hands on the “latest and greatest” can easily lead us to get ahead of...
by cschroed | Aug 9, 2019 | Enterprise Mobility
Think you know it all about enterprise mobility? Think again. All too often, we encounter IT leaders who haven’t taken the time to really consider how a proper enterprise mobility solution could help their business. In many of these cases, it seems that myths...
by cschroed | Apr 19, 2019 | Enterprise Mobility
In the new App47 App Store (V3), one thing we’ve made significantly easier is self-service. Put another way, we’ve added new features so users don’t always have to contact an admin when they have questions. This is easier for users–simple...
by cschroed | Sep 10, 2018 | Enterprise Mobility
Every year, Deloitte conducts a global survey of CIOs at companies across industries with the goal of understanding how those CIOs operate, and accordingly how their companies are performing in the digital space. As Deloitte points out in their 2018 survey,...
by cschroed | Mar 2, 2018 | Enterprise Mobility
The news about enterprise mobility just keeps coming in. But in the context of our recently-announced shift towards embedded app stores, one piece of recent news is of particular interest to us. According to a new Gartner report, described in detail...
by App47 | Feb 9, 2018 | Enterprise Mobility
Ever heard the saying that “perfect is the enemy of good”? It applies to many situations in the business world where quick decisions sometimes trump long deliberations. Still, not too many people would be surprised to hear that technology adoption moves...
by App47 | Feb 2, 2018 | Enterprise Mobility
On our blog over the last few months, we’ve been singing the praises of the embedded app store. Not only is the enterprise app store an exciting way to unlock the potential of your current product lines—it’s also not nearly as complicated as you think. As App47 and...
by App47 | Jan 12, 2018 | Enterprise Mobility
In a few short days, on January 21st, App47 will hit a big milestone: 7 years in business. When we opened up our doors in 2011, the mobile app market looked quite a bit different than it does now. Consider a few milestones: the iPhone was, at that point, just 4 years...
by App47 | Aug 31, 2017 | Enterprise Mobility
If you’ve ever looked around your business and wondered how your mobility program stacks up to others, you aren’t alone. Thanks to a new survey from VDC Research (shared at Enterprise Mobility Exchange), we now have a “global” view of...
by App47 | Jul 21, 2017 | Enterprise Mobility
The question of where IT is headed is always a difficult one to answer. Though it often seems that adoption of new technologies in the enterprise moves at a snail’s pace, every year, new tech is introduced that has the potential to dramatically transform the...
by App47 | Jul 14, 2017 | Enterprise Mobility
This post is the last in a three-part series on building a mobility strategy within the enterprise. To read part one, click here. To read part two, click here. Over the last few weeks, we’ve spent a good bit of time talking through the basics of...
by App47 | Jun 9, 2017 | Enterprise Mobility
In the quest to implement a successful enterprise mobility program, it can be helpful to have guideposts to reference. While asking, “how will we know if our program is successful?” is a simple way to qualify success, having more specific guidelines in...
by App47 | Mar 10, 2017 | Enterprise Mobility
One week and lots of catch-up sleep later, the App47 team is back from Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2017! MWC was a fascinating display of the new and the next in the mobile world. A lot of what we saw on display was consumer-focused—answers to questions like how to...
by App47 | Dec 8, 2016 | Enterprise Mobility
We’re living in an era of mobility. Consumers use apps to help track their weight and fitness. To manage airline tickets and Chipotle coupons. To check the latest scores of their favorite teams. And enterprise employees are using apps to help manage inventory, boost...
by App47 | Nov 11, 2016 | Enterprise Mobility
The world of enterprise mobility has already undergone significant change in the last few years. With so many devices in the workplace today, assuming control over all employee devices with an MDM approach would be nigh impossible. Instead, many companies have moved...
