Mobile & Wireless: Technology Reports from InformationWeek

Keep Mobile Devices Safe With Encryption
What would happen if a mobile device loaded with your company's sensitive data were lost? Encryption products could save the day.

Can WiMax Go The Distance?
Though LTE is a threat, tangible benefits make WiMax likely to stay in the running for the long haul.

First Look: Cisco's 1250 802.11n AP
Pulling the trigger on a pre-standard product is risky, but sometimes, so is waiting. We reviewed Cisco's enterprise-class 11n AP and found it worth a pilot.

Time For Businesses To Get Serious About Location Technology
The tech's still in its early days, but tracking a pizza delivery street by street shows what's possible.

Stop! There Goes My Phone!
Users are loading smartphones with sensitive data, whether you want them to or not. Here's how to stay secure.

Africa's Portal To The Internet
Can cell phones and other inexpensive wireless devices close the digital divide in the world's poorest countries?

Tech Road Map: OSGi Spreads Its Wings
Convergence of embedded, desktop, and server apps is good news for enterprise IT.

More Mobile & Wireless Reports

Mobility For Small And Midsize Companies
This exclusive new bMighty Research Report offers unique and invaluable insight into the mobility experiences and best practices of companies with fewer than 1,500 employees. Find out how what mobility products and services smaller companies use, which ones they're most satisfied with, and how to get the most out of your mobility investments.

SaaS: A Viable Alternative for IT
10/12/2006
Though often regarded with suspicion, Software as a Service offers numerous benefits, including freed-up IT resources and fast, inexpensive deployment. We show you how proper vetting can help avoid SaaS pitfalls.

Find The Right Path To SOA, UC Convergence
3/17/2008
Vendors are emphasizing two approaches to collaboration. One focuses on the architecture, the other on the desktop. Which is right for you?

Sneak Peek At Our Third Annual NAC Reader Survey
4/28/2008
Our readers say the network access control market has lost much of the momentum it had last year. But don't count it out just yet.

Info Tech Salaries Drop, Our Survey Finds. What's Holding U.S. Pay Down?
4/28/2008
The dip in U.S. median pay is the first since the tech bubble popped. The culprits include the economy, outsourcing, and possibly even increased hiring.