| June 12, 2014 | | InCITE | Your twice weekly digest of the most important developments in the consumerization of IT | | Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has a vision of "ubiquitous computing and ambient intelligence". It's a world where his company builds for cloud and mobile first, but what does it mean for the rest of us? | | White Paper: OutSystems It's time to kick start your mobile application strategy. • Why go mobile? • What are the three primary mobile application types? • What type of app should you build first? • How to get started, really fast! Read Now | | Pick Salesforce for its Chatter feature or its new SOS help button app, but for the sake of your employees and customers don't pick it because it's got the most market share. | | Resource compliments of: CITEworld Do you manage mobile devices for your company? Are you interested in the latest developments in the mobile market? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter with the latest news, analysis, tips, and reviews of the latest smartphones, tablets, and wearable devices, plus the MDM tools and techniques to manage them in the enterprise. Subscribe | | Why is Xamarin so popular at the moment? It's a cross-platform system that makes life easier for developers without forgetting that users matter. Mobile is changing, but there are some key principles that apply regardless of device or platform. | | Google is bolstering its support for Docker, the hot new containerization technology that's taking the cloud market by storm. | | Dropbox has purchased MobileSpan, a startup that makes Microsoft Office documents available to BYOD users even from behind the firewall. | | Netflix has a unique corporate culture and doesn't have project managers. Yet, workers have begun using Smartsheet to help manage projects. | | Salesforce Wear is a new initiative from the cloud CRM giant designed to accelerate the adoption of wearables in the workplace, with help from partners like ARM and Pebble. | | We're getting past the kneejerk response of turning everything off, and into more serious questions about mobile productivity and apps. That gives Windows Phone an opportunity. | | How much control over our information are we willing to give the online search giant and other digital companies? | | | |
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