CES 2012: Frustrating to fit consumer tech into corporations

Yesteryear, such as part of my meanderings through the halls of CES, I met with Surendra Arora this morning, VP of mobility and firm development in lieu of Polycom. Polycom was part of the Motorola Mobility stand, viewing inedible its RealPresence cellular phone software, a capture on tape conferencing effort which lets users of Polycom's venture solutions fix using individual pills  such such as the Motorola Xoom; it comes pre-installed on Motorola's modern Droid XyBoard.

(By the way, I did comprehend a unplanned to complete a fast hands-on of the Droid XyBoard, which shipped very soon in the past the holidays and is aimed by the side of firm users; it comes equipped with a 1.2 GB dual soul TI workstation, and 8.2-in. ($400) or else 10.1-in.($500) IPS 1280 x 800 flaunt, and is being at present sold by Verizon in lieu of wear out with its 4G LTE exchange ideas. In lieu of the little minutes I had to exertion with it, it seemed like a solid, well-built tablet, although its capture on tape was a smidgen tacky due to the overloaded networks by the side of CES; again. The 8.2-in. XyBoard with the aim of I tried was running Honeycomb and near was rebuff word on its status vis-a-vis Ice Cream Sandwich.)

I was especially interested due to of the "consumerization of IT" deliver which I'm suitable increasingly interested featuring in, for the reason that of the clash with the aim of it illustrates involving need of companies to control their data, and the yearn for of consumers to wear out their chosen hardware. According to Arora, RealPresence allows owners of iOS and machine pills to hook into a corporate communications coordination exclusive of either compromising their own policy to a thrust someplace they may possibly feel uncomfortable, or else compromising security to a thrust someplace IT would not feel comfortable. This is for the reason that, according to Arora, RealPresence is backed by Polycom's existing infrastructure, as well as appropriate firewalls and redundancies.

Viewsonic in addition had a likely answer to the theory of using consumer tech in lieu of company purposes. Its ViewPhone 3, which is being introduced largely featuring in Latin America but preference in addition be located to be had featuring in the U.S. Via the Viewsonic website, is not a very impressive phone as soon as you look by the side of the specs -- it has a 3.5-in. 480 x 320 flaunt running inedible a Qualcomm 800MHz workstation, is running machine 2.3 and has a 5 megapixel camera. Not something with the aim of preference meander heads -- but it's unlocked and preference be located to be had (coming this March) in lieu of a very reasonable $279.

And it has single fascinating countenance with the aim of nearly everyone high-end cellular phone phones don't arrange: The capability to bring with it dual SIM cards, so with the aim of you can, in lieu of exemplar, wear out single SIM in lieu of your discussion exertion email and the back up in lieu of your individual Gmail balance, accordingly keeping the two apart.

I in addition talked to a illustrative by the side of Verizon Wireless, who suggested with the aim of one more solution would be located to wear out a form of VMware to "divide" one's smartphone so with the aim of lone the corporate apps would arrange to be located held by IT -- and would be located the lone matter wiped ought to the employee leave the company.

While we haven't finished a hands-on evaluate of every of these products, I catch it hopeful with the aim of near are companies old hat near with the aim of are working to catch solutions to this drawback with the aim of can fit both corporate and consumer needs.

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