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Untethering IT Mobile IT = Mission-Focused Computing Mobile’s Moving Technologies Customers. Devices. Networks. Security. There is a lot to keeping up and managing Mobile Computing’s always moving parts. More Than You Think What’s the right amount of emphasis to put on security? On the Front Lines of Mobile Computing Quickly obtain access to critical information on the move. Look For Smart Encryption Perspectives From the Provider Side Military Mobility Mobility is at the heart of the military’s net-centric strategy; the mission is to get the information to the Warfighter wherever they are in real-time. Here are four examples. Industry Insights Mobile IT [PDF]

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