Mobility Solutions
The Mobility portfolio at Carahsoft includes industry-leading and emerging technology solutions to enable government agencies to address a changing workplace. Organizations need to adapt rapidly to shifting user needs while maintaining data privacy and compliance requirements.
As personal devices and smartphones grow in popularity, the ”workplace” has become an on-the-go space. Traditional programs are being replaced by mobile initiatives that maximize productivity and lower budget costs.
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All Mobility Vendors
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Mobility & Telework (20)
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Education
Community Trends Blog
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Top 10 Community Blog Posts of 2019
January 27th, 2020
Read Carahsoft's Top 10 Blogs of 2019 focusing on the top Government IT trends and initiatives, including Customer Engagement, DevOps and Cloud Computing.
- Tagged 21st century IDEA, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, category management, Cloud Computing, Constituent Engagement, DevOps, FedRAMP, Intelligence Solutions, Machine Learning, Mobility, Open Source, Top 10 Blogs, workflow automation
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Mobility Checklist: Ensure your Agency’s Security
July 18th, 2017
Only by managing with a holistic approach – network access, traffic and permissions – can organizations get a handle on mobility and reap its benefits.
- Tagged BlackBerry, Cybersecurity, Government Technology, Mobility
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Save Money, Save Time: A Paperless Future
December 20th, 2016
No longer is it acceptable to thumb through file cabinets – data should be just a few clicks away. It's time to go paperless.
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Citizen Engagement in a Digital World
November 23rd, 2016
When it comes to digital content, government agencies have common goals. But in today’s content-filled environment, these goals can be difficult to reach.
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Pegasus: The Threat against Mobile Devices
October 27th, 2016
Learn how Lookout resolved the damaging malware infecting Apple's iOS.
- Tagged Government Cybersecurity, Lookout, Mobility
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Incident Report: Factors Impacting Federal IT Breaches
July 29th, 2016
It’s no secret that security incidents involving federal systems have been on the rise over the past few years, but the actual numbers are staggering. Between September 2014 and June 2015, there were 30 million attacks – that’s 1,000 attacks each day.
- Tagged Cyber Attack, F5, F5 Networks, Mobility
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Mobile Enablement with Open Source
March 18th, 2016
Over the past several years, government has felt the pressure from citizens to use mobile for communication. In response, the public sector was able to quickly brainstorm ways to tap into widespread mobile usage and communicate outbound messages to citizens.
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Telework Becomes Remote Work: Top Tools for Managing BYOD
March 9th, 2016
The concept of teleworking has expanded the reality of remote work with the ability to be connected to our workplace anywhere we go. The challenge now becomes how to secure this sometimes-transient remote workforce while also enabling the productivity and cost savings that derive from remote trainings, webinars, and more.
- Tagged Adobe Connect, Air Watch, BYOD, IronKey, Mobile Government, Mobility, Precise Biometrics, VDI, VMware
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Beyond the Device for Mobile Security
March 3rd, 2016
The 2016 Mobile World Congress revealed some powerful insights on what matters in mobile security. The focus of this year’s show was not the devices, but the network they run on.
- Tagged BYOD, Constituent Engagement, F5 Networks, Mobile, Mobile Government, Mobility
Events
Webcast
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MOBILITY EVENT
Hosted By: VMware, OARnet & Carahsoft
December 07, 2021
2:00 PM ET
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Webcast
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MOBILITY EVENT
Hosted By: Salesforce & Carahsoft
December 07, 2021
2:00 PM ET
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Resources
News
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MOBILITY NEWS
March 26, 2019
SwiftStack's reference architecture for AI and machine learning bundles Nvidia servers for compute and disk-based Cisco or Dell EMC servers to scale object storage. |
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MOBILITY NEWS
March 15, 2019
Mass transit system payment systems were built before the dawn of smartphones and before newer transportation options, such as Uber, Lyft, Zipcar and bike sharing, were even imagined. As a result, the user experience across these different services can sometimes feel like a 1980s throwback. |
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