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Executive Editor, Storage Media Group and Storage magazine at TechTarget: James is a writer and editor with extensive content-creation experience.
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Mobile governance has to follow the data

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By James Miller
| TechTarget Verified
Mobile risk used to look like a device problem. Now it looks more like a data-path problem. Mobile governance has to cover more than the app; it has to cover the endpoint, the user, the data and the path that data takes after it is captured. That is becoming more important because mobile apps and devices are no longer side channels for enterprise work. In fact, they are increasingly part of the enterprise data lifecycle. The companion argument is that mobile apps are enterprise data's first mile.
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SaaS releases need business discipline

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By James Miller
| TechTarget Verified
Software as a service made enterprise software easier to consume. It did not make it easier to absorb. That difference matters more as vendors update products more often, add features in smaller increments and change user experience, workflows, reporting, permissions and administration settings through regular release cycles. The old software model led enterprises to undertake large-scale upgrade projects. The SaaS model gives them a steady stream of change. That can be useful.
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Mobile apps are enterprise data's first mile

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By James Miller
| TechTarget Verified
Enterprise data used to begin when someone sat down at a system. Increasingly, it starts in someone's hand. Mobile apps are no longer just smaller screens for existing enterprise systems. They are increasingly where enterprise work happens, where data is captured and where the first version of the record begins. That makes mobility an agility issue, but also a data-quality and integration issue.
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