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I don't know if it's gonna steamroll, but the senior mgmt at my enterprise workplace are twisting arms in the IT department to get iPads OK'd. The problem for

I don't know if it's gonna steamroll, but the senior mgmt at my enterprise workplace are twisting arms in the IT department to get iPads OK'd. The problem for IT is that we already have the infrastructure to support Blackberrys, so it would be a pain to also support iOS. Hopefully Rim will hurry up with their tablets.

illumin8 16y ago
It's more of a pain to support Blackberry. You need a dedicated server. With iOS you just turn on Activesync on your Exchange server, and give your users the DNS name and let them go to town.
- megablast 16y ago
  If Apple are serious about this, they are going to have to provide some better management tools for enterprise. Being able to manages devices remotely is incredibly important, and an easy way to install apps is necessary. I sure hope Apple are reading this blog, http://speirs.org/ http://speirs.org/, where the IT guy is using iPads throught a school in Scotland.
- GiraffeNecktie 16y ago
  There's a lot more to it than that in a secure, locked down govt department.