Colligo Blog: Mobile Content Management

The content management market is transforming in response to social, mobile and cloud services (1). Highly personalized services are replacing the static Content Management Interfaces (CMI). Content is directed at users based on personal preferences. Wearable Internet enabled devices are showing up alongside tablets and phones as the list of multi-channel sources of created content begin …

Next week, Colligo and IT Unity are joining forces to bring you the webinar Gold Medal Collaboration: SharePoint Engagement at NBC for the Olympics. I recently met with our guest speakers, SharePoint MVP Dan Holme and Colligo CEO Barry Jinks, to discuss the success of the SharePoint implementation for NBC Olympics at the 2014 Olympic …

With the deluge of mobile devices into the enterprise comes an IT nightmare of new dimensions. Expectations have changed. IT policies need to adapt to fit the new generation of workers, yet the requirements for security of corporate data remain. Meeting these conflicting needs is a delicate balancing act. The majority of large organizations have …

Around this time last year, Gartner predicted that by 2017, half of employers would require employees to supply their own device for work purposes. While a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) strategy is still touted by some as “the” answer to appeasing a demanding mobile workforce and to reducing IT costs, the movement is showing …

As smartphone and tablet purchases supplant more traditional PCs, companies should expect to see increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks that target mobile devices, according to a recent article on the Mobile Enterprise website. Discover five important tips for using mobile device management (MDM) to safeguard your organization.

People need mobile collaboration software and document management tools to do their jobs. And many organizations want to encourage mobile productivity while keeping company data safe. Unfortunately, a lack of enterprise-grade mobile applications often drives employees to take risks by using unauthorized consumer apps, according to a CMSWire article.

When your company is planning to develop mobile applications, consider partnering with a good app developer. Working with the right partner brings important qualities to the table, helping to ensure your project’s success. A recent article on BusinessNewsDaily.com offers several good tips for finding the right partner.

While the desktop computer still has its place, people are increasingly turning to their mobile devices to get work done. Software designers are leaning toward a mobile-first approach, enabling you to run your business from your pocket, an article from Re/code reports. Learn about the hidden benefit to thinking about the small screen first.

The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) model may seem like an inexpensive way to increase your company’s mobile access, but it has technical drawbacks when trying to bring business-critical applications to the devices employees use. A recent CIO.com article offers tips for improving mobile collaboration, making it easy and attractive for employees.

Organizations realize that providing mobile applications and access to employees has the potential to dramatically increase productivity. So why are they slow to bring out mobile versions of enterprise software? Learn how to overcome three main obstacles slowing the deployment of enterprise-grade mobile applications, as outlined in a recent ZDNet article.