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Shiny New Toy Season

We’re a little more than 24 hours away from Applepalooza and the rumors have hit the fan. Shiny new toy syndrome is about to kick in at work and hundreds of devices are accidentally going to fall from pockets or into toilets etc in the next few days in hopes of getting one of these new toys before anyone else. While I am hugely excited to see what Apple has to offer, a few phones I’m sure, a wearable maybe an iPad or a Mac, working in enterprise mobility, I am even more excited by the possibilities that the new season brings us.

  • Balancing security and usabilitySeptember 5, 2014

    I spend a lot of my time talking about mobility and enablement. When I’m not doing that the talk usually turns to security. So I had to pause today when…

  • Infosec Doesn’t have to be a Four Letter WordAugust 28, 2014

    I wrote earlier this week about Identity and Access Management (IAM) and how it’s important for Infosec (Information Security) to be involved with projects…

  • Who’s on first?August 26, 2014

    I spend a lot of time talking about organizations enabling their employees through the use of mobile. It’s truly the only way to ‘win’ at this game. When you…

  • iOS, Android, Who caresAugust 22, 2014

    I have people ask me all the time what smartphone or tablet should they buy. They’re usually disappointed when I don’t have a stock answer. I like to ask them…

  • It’s not Shadow IT, it’s Shadow InnovationAugust 20, 2014

    We all hear about shadow IT. It’s a scary term, brought up in articles and conversations. It’s defined as people going around the rules and policies of IT or…