Dave Tworek

[sayit] To be competitive, organizations are embracing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) solutions. The benefits are clear. By empowering your workforce with anytime, anywhere access to enterprise data with their own devices, you’re giving them more freedom while boosting productivity and profitability. But with greater access to enterprise data, information and applications from personal devices creates more exposure…

Suppose an organization needs to keep tabs on a fleet of vehicles; or perhaps its business model involves placing kiosks in retailers. Maybe it’s a utility that collects data from smart meters; or maybe it just needs a failover network. For increasingly mobile business use cases that demand mission-critical connectivity in any environment, cellular routers…

When I first talk to a client about mobile strategy, I often start by asking, “What’s more important to you: productivity or security?” It’s a trick question. Neither is more important than the other. In fact, they are two sides of the same coin. People can be fully productive only if they have all the…

Mobile security is a hot topic — but it may not be hot enough. Mobile data leaks are detrimental to a business. Today’s knowledge workers are walking around with extremely valuable corporate data on their notebooks, tablets and smartphones. And, according to a 2014 InformationWeek report, 45 percent of companies surveyed suffered data loss when…