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Apperian, Inc.

Posted:: Feb 10, 2012
Published:: Feb 9, 2012
Format:: PDF
Length:: 7 Page(s)
Type:: White Paper
Language:: English

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Mobile Apps in the Enterprise: Potentials and Pitfalls
Sponsored by: Apperian, Inc.
Many enterprises are adopting the use of tablets in the workplace. However, developing and deploying applications is not proving to be a simple task.

In this resource, learn why the benefits of mobile applications outweigh the challenges of implementing them in the enterprise. Uncover vital information to letting consumerization revolutionize your enterprise, including:
- Five steps to a successful mobile app
- Security challenges mobile apps are presenting in the enterprise
- Q&A with AT&T’s Chris Hill on Enterprise Mobility
- And more!
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