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He was kind enough to place things like MDM (Mobile DeviceManagement) and MAM (Mobile Application Management) in the diagram for us. I sent Gunnar a note after reading his post where I posited that we could replace identity in the middle of his venn diagram with MIM (Mobile Information Management). Expense management.
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The first thing that they worry about is whether they can get their email, calendar, and contacts on their device. Quickly though, they start to push back against the corporate policies that exist. The first bit of pushback always concerns logging into the device. I would add the the policy should not be too onerous.
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