Introducing AppCentral’s Developer Solutions
by Ken Singer We’ve all seen the explosion of apps in the marketplace.... continue reading
“…The folks at AppCentral, known for its enterprise app storefront and management console, have outlined trends in enterprise mobility and the issues every company should consider when planning its enterprise app mobility strategy. Ken Singer, CEO and co-founder of AppCentral, offers his predictions for IT around managing devices and work applications.”
“….a custom catalog of mobile health apps, designed to connect patients to their healthcare organizations and physicians through their mobile phones — all via a secure network. (And AppCentral runs the backend.)”
“The continuing demands of consumerization and access to information from mobile devices have pushed many enterprise IT departments into a seemingly impossible situation of fulfilling the conflicting requirements of device choice, security of information and growing requirements for mobile applications. Some enterprises have taken a locked-down approach by enabling only enterprise-owned devices or enterprise-developed applications. Gartner believes that this is only a short-term solution, and that the tidal wave of demand for devices and applications will break down the resolve of IT, or users will find ways around the restrictions.
AppCentral — An evolution of Ondeego, one of the first enterprise app store companies. Its focus is on application distribution; secure wrapping, postcompletion and server-based administration. AppCentral is furthest along in a productized offering.”
“…Mobile enterprise app stores will become more central as time passes. “People are waking up to the need to build solutions that are multifunctional and intuitive for end users,” said Ken Singer, the CEO and co-founder of AppCentral, a provider of mobile enterprise app stores. “Companies are exploring mobile apps and recognize the need for … continue reading
Managing Enterprise Mobile Apps in the Cloud: Case Studies & Best Practices Let’s face it – most people have their smartphones glued to their hands and are constantly checking email, Facebook and other apps. In the new era of “BYOD”, enterprise IT managers must efficiently and securely manage corporate apps without affecting the personal data … continue reading
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