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• Ever more devices are being networked
• Smartphones can be a security worry
• iPads boost interest in mobile strategy - -
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Personal devices invade the corporation
More organisations are embracing the idea of employees using their own equipment, writes Paul Taylor
Enterprise mobility: Machine will speak unto machine, but will it pay?
Ever more devices are being networked, says Stephen Pritchard
Review: Tablets to rival the iPad
But while the iPad currently dominates the tablet market, competition is increasing, writes Paul Taylor
Security: Control of your data matters more than devices
Stephen Pritchard considers how to tackle business worries around the increasing use of smartphones
Productivity: iPads switch on wider interest in mobile strategy
Robin Kwong finds executives getting more involved
Telepresence: no match for face-to-face
Jessica Twentyman finds even industry insiders acknowledge that the need for videoconferencing remains limited
Smartphone wallet a step closer to reality
Undeveloped opportunity offers prospect of huge rewards, says David Gelles
Corporate apps: Outside help may be vital to satisfy demand
Rapid advances in mobile technology are a big challenge for IT departments, says Robin Kwong
Remote working: Tools that help boost productivity when on the road
Chris Nuttall looks at a growing variety of gadgets
Network technology: Users will have to wait for the 4G revolution
Mary Watkins considers the continuing battle between two standards: WiMax and LTE
