Tech Newsletters: What Does iOS 7 Bring to the BYOD Party?

Federal CIOs Face BYOD, Mobile App Security Challenges

Will Microsoft Office Finally Play Nice on the iPad?

CIO Insider

August 29, 2013

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What Does iOS 7 Bring to the BYOD Party?

Apple's first rule about enterprise features: 'You don't talk about enterprise features.' While you may not hear it from Cupertino, BYOD features abound in iOS 7 and, according to AirWatch's Blake Brannon, they are 'as innovative as we've seen from Apple.'

Issue highlights

1. Federal CIOs Face BYOD, Mobile App Security Challenges

2. Will Microsoft Office Finally Play Nice on the iPad?

3. 11 Things Microsoft is Actually Doing Right

4. All About Google Android: CIO Definitions and Resources

5. Apollo Group CIO Tackles Innovation vs. Operations Paradox

6. Apple, Seagate Win 'Snydely Awards' for Great Customer Service

7. Will VMware's Big Gamble on Network Virtualization Pay Off?

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Federal CIOs Face BYOD, Mobile App Security Challenges

With BYOD policies beginning to take shape to allow new devices into government agency networks, federal CIOs now face a set of security challenges associated with mobile applications. READ MORE

Will Microsoft Office Finally Play Nice on the iPad?

For all the success the iPad has enjoyed, it's only big drawback has been that Microsoft Windows software - and Microsoft Office, in particular - doesn't perform well. However, now Parallels has unveiled an app that brings full versions of Windows desktop software to the touch-based iPad. READ MORE

11 Things Microsoft is Actually Doing Right

From Office to Hyper-V to Azure, the much-maligned 'dying dinosaur' has a lot going for it as the Ballmer era winds down. READ MORE

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All About Google Android: CIO Definitions and Resources

Trying to keep track of the many flavors of Google's Android mobile operating system (and its related terms and jargon) can be a challenge. To help you sort out Android, here are the basics you need to know about the Linux-based platform. READ MORE

Apollo Group CIO Tackles Innovation vs. Operations Paradox

Michael Sajor, CIO of Apollo Group, talks innovation and organizational change with CIO.com blogger Martha Heller. READ MORE

Apple, Seagate Win 'Snydely Awards' for Great Customer Service

Apple and Seagate are the first winners of the "Snydely Award," an honor occasionally bestowed upon worthy tech companies that go above and beyond by CIO.com blogger Bill Snyder. READ MORE

Will VMware's Big Gamble on Network Virtualization Pay Off?

In unveiling its NSX software this week, VMware is looking to convince its huge base of server virtualization customers to trust it with network virtualization, too, even though many of them already look to Cisco for their primary network needs. READ MORE

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