Security World: Communications Special: Mobility, Unification, Telecoms

Best Practices: Unified Communications

Mobile Devices: Securing Applications

Collaboration: Mobile Unified Communications

Telecommunications: The Death of the Traditional Telco

Welcome back to your Friday newsletter. This issue is a communications special - you'll find papers on unified communications, securing mobile devices and the death of traditional telecommunications. You can debate the IT issues that matter to you on the North American Roundup, a subgroup of the Global Roundup on LinkedIn.

Best Practices for Unified Communications

To meet today's increasing demands, it is essential for businesses to communicate and collaborate efficiently. Unified communications can improve efficiency while simultaneously empowering workers. This paper outlines the top five best practices for implementing a unified communications strategy. Download the paper and see the benefits of a successful unified communications project.

Securing Smartphone Applications

The use of smartphones in the workplace is growing – but so too is the risk they can pose to your network. Read this paper and discover how the latest smartphone applications can foster more mobility and productivity than ever before, and how take the right steps to ensure your mobile network is secure. Download the paper here.

Developing Mobile Unified Communications

Mobile unified communications is a hot topic – it provides businesses with the ability to collaborate and communicate efficiently, as well as accessing information on-demand. This paper offers insight into how you can develop a cost effective strategy for implementing unified mobile applications. Learn how to utilize mobile applications for an efficient workplace.

Thriving in the Post-Telco Era

As technology evolves, telecommunications companies can no longer rely on just providing voice telephony solutions. This paper explores how telephony companies can adapt to keep up with technology. Read now to learn how telecommunications companies can not only survive, but thrive in the new communications era.

Kind regards

Kasey Cassells
e-Editor
IDG Connect

P.S: If there are any particular subjects you'd like to read about next week, please send your suggestions to kasey_cassells@idg.com.

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