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This paper features real-world examples on how the benefits of keeping mobile devices functioning without interruption are felt on every level of business. Forward-looking enterprises are proving every day that a new category of mobile device support solutions can help maintain employee productivity and lower overall costs.
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Windows IT Pro - Zac Wiggy
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Windows IT Pro - Zac Wiggy
Mobile management company BoxTone has only offered BlackBerry management in the past. Now, the company supports any smartphone with support for ActiveSync.
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Windows IT Pro - Brian Reinholz
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Windows IT Pro - Brian Reinholz
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Windows IT Pro - Brian Reinholz
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