Chapter 4. Mobile device management
Other mobile device management alternatives
Perhaps no other area of the messaging and collaboration world has changed more, or more rapidly, than mobility. To put this in perspective, when Exchange Server 2007 shipped, no one had yet heard of the iPhone; BlackBerry (the company formerly known as Research in Motion, or RIM) ruled the mobile email space with its BlackBerry device line, and the smartest of smart phones had nowhere near the capability of a desktop PC. In addition, relatively few users had smart mobile devices. Fast forward to the release of Exchange 2013, and the mobility landscape looks completely different: Apple’s ...
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