IT shops need to be thinking now about how their colleagues might want or need to use Apple’s upcoming mixed-reality device when it arrives in 2024.
Apple's expansion of managed IDs for business users opens the door to helpful features such as iCloud backup and syncing — but beware of increased data sprawl and siloes.
Understanding what you need from a potential MDM vendor can make the decision-making and migration processes easier and ensure a positive outcome in the long run.
Productivity tracking has exploded in the last few years as companies sought to keep track of employee performance. That monitoring could soon go mobile.
When it comes to technology, offering "employee choice" can help attract new employees and keeping current workers happy. But is there a downside to offering too much choice?
While iMessage will get some serious collaborative boosts later this year, it already has many of the features in place to make it a powerful platform.
Apple has rolled out a slew of changes that affect device management overall or apply to declarative management used on individual devices.
New technologies Apple highlighted at WWDC shows the technology giants understands how the enterprise security landscape is changing.
Users get simpler logins to business or education apps and websites. IT admins get greater control. What's not to love?
Public betas for Apple's iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and macOS 13 (Ventura) will be released in July. What's an IT desk to do with eager would-be beta testers?
Apple has announced several major changes for the enterprise over the past year. What do they portend for WWDC 2022?
When Apple announced recently that it was discontinuing macOS Server, the move didn’t come as a huge surprise. But let’s take a moment to say goodbye.
While Business Essentials for SMBs doesn’t arrive until next year, there are a lot of questions IT admins should focus on now before considering it.
Though it's often seen as a consumer-centric company, Apple now touches a wide variety of enterprise IT operations. That may even accelerate in 2019.
Between Apple's Siri, Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa, the workplace is getting rather chatty. Expect that trend to continue in 2018.
