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Integrating with Groupware, notebook, something frowned upon with laptops before the advent of the tablet. It seems you cannot have a conversation about how to integrate Apple’s mobile devices without discussing how those devices will integrate with the messaging and groupware platform of the organization.

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Mass-Deploying Devices,, and even perform a little light software development. In Chapter 8, you created a profile by using the iPhone Configuration Utility. In this chapter, you will take those profiles and deploy them to actual mobile devices, allowing for your initial pilot and/or deployment to occur.

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IT professional involved in deploying the iPhone and or iPad in your company or organization? Do you have fellow employees who are eager to use their iPhones and iPads for work? Then this is the book for you. .Enterprise iPhone and iPad Administrator‘s Guide. provides step-by-step instructions on ho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-88067-5s automated as possible. In order to streamline deployment, Apple has developed the iPhone Configuration Utility, accessible at www.apple.com/support/iphone/enterprise/. Once this utility is installed, you can begin to build your configuration profiles.

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The Inevitability of the iPhone in the Enterprise,n also be used to support other messaging solutions, its native Exchange support provides seamless integration without requiring third-party software. Many of the policies that you use to manage devices via Exchange also function on the iPhone, making it a complement to many an existing mobile device paradigm.

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Working with Documents and Files,ll be cumbersome in an enterprise context given that it is a singleuser environment. Therefore, we cover MobileMe with the assumption that most environments will outgrow the options available and move into something else very quickly.

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