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Featured Articles » Accidental Pirates » Silicon Valley Tech Firms Campaign to Stop Internet Privacy Bill » Technology vs. the Law » Germany Busts Google for Wi-Fi Snooping Street View   Sponsored By: Smith Micro Software WEBINAR: The MDM Fallacy: One Size Does Not Fit All Webinar Presented by Smith Micro Software Featuring Guest Speaker from Aragon Research Wednesday, May 8, 10:00AM PT Register: https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/354873095 11:00AM ET/ 8:00AM PT The march of iOS and Android smartphones and tablets into the enterprise has been unrelenting. Many enterprises, caught off-guard, reacted by quickly implementing MDM (Mobile Device Management) solutions believing they were adequately protected. However, most MDM solutions only provide a subset of what is needed to address each organization's unique challenges. A more thorough and customizable approach is needed to prepare the enterprise to move beyond "managing mobile" to truly mobilizing the business. Learn from industry expert and Aragon Research analyst, Mike Anderson, how a more holistic view provided by EMM(Enterprise Mobile Management) allows enterprises to better leverage the power of today's connected devices. What Attendees will learn: Why MDM alone is not sufficient How EMM (Enterprise Mobile Management) holistically addresses the challenges of BYOD What the major components of EMM should provide The importance of standards and extensibility in EMM solutions   Top Stories » LiveDeposition.com Welcomes Olender Reporting as a New Client » Broadcast Interactive Media Monetizes Adapt IP Ventures' Patent Portfolio » Former Trader Pleads Guilty In Apple Fraud Case » The Profits and Perils of Social Media   From The Expert Corner May 02, 2013 Technological Advances Leaving Some Lawyers with Empty Employment Dockets By Alexis Harrison, TMCnet Contributing Writer We all know technology has streamlined the most mundane tasks and has become woven into nearly every area of our lives – from going to an ATM machine to tend to our personal banking, giving us the ability to telecommute for our jobs, or even talking to a colleague overseas in real-time via the Internet. Technological advances has undoubtedly have made our lives in countless ways.   As much as it is beneficial, could technology be ruining job prospects for law school graduates, and hindering their professional aspirations? Many recent law graduates and experts say the evolution of technology is a piece of the puzzle leading to thigh unemployment rates in their field. However, others say technological advances are an advantage and something the industry will have to conform to...Read More    Featured Videos FCC Approves First Net Neutrality Rules    Featured Resources » Navigating the Top Six Business Challenges of Delivering Software as a Service Sponsored by: SafeNet » Reduce CFPB Compliance Risk and Improve Collections with Speech Analytics » The Economics of Scale-Out Storage   TMCnet's Blogs » GENBAND Perspectives 2013 Live Blog   Featured Channels » Call Center Software - Call Center Software » Cloud Communications » Call Center Business   legal.tmcnet.com is Your Source for the Latest Legal Technology News and Information   Sign Up For FREE    |    Visit Legal Technology Site    |    Free Magazine Subscription   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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