We outline key topics mobile IT staff need to evaluate to select the best smartphone for their mobile computing workforce.

BlackBerry Exchange Server slims down for smaller businesses that want enterprise-level smartphone security without paying the high cost.

We highlight key features of three innovative software suites that offer cloud-based WLAN management programs.

Two new BlackBerry applications aimed at smartphone security and mobile management debut today. Plus, RIM rumors -- is Microsoft angling to buy Research In Motion?

If you need assistance in getting a corporate mobile policy in place, help is on the way. Mobile management software firm offers free mobility policy template to get you started.

Mobile device management is becoming more complex as smartphone use surges in the enterprise and mobile computing shows no sign of tapering off. We highlight five critical issues to assess when selecting mobile management software for your company.

To realize the cost savings from cloud computing, you may need mobile management software that addresses licensing, security and compatibility issues. Here are the highlights of 10 companies that can help.

We highlight key features of five promising mobile management startups that can help IT with smartphone security and supervision.

Good Technology buys CloudSync, extending mobile office support to laptops, ruggedized handhelds.

In three years, half of employees will be using smartphones in the enterprise as the workforce increasingly goes mobile, according to a recent study.

Insurance firm Zurich says companies should implement new guidelines to protect themselves.

AirWave's new service lets mobile enterprise managers oversee wired and wireless network components in a centralized system.

IT workers are generally suffering from a malaise, putting in less hours and reporting low job satisfaction, according to a recent survey.

Mobile and Web developers lead the pack in terms of demand in the IT job sector, according to one study.

If you are researching WLAN management applications that are vendor agnostic, consider AirWave from Aruba Networks and WiFi Manager from ManageEngine. We highlight some features from these two services.