Titlebook: Enterprise iPhone and iPad Administrator‘s Guide; Charles Edge Book 2010 Charles Edge 2010 Access.Apple iOS.Apple iPad.Apple iPhone.Group

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403907158The modern operating system comes with a lot of features that often go unnoticed. These range from calculators to text editing tools, to clients for logging onto file servers, to games to help while away the time, while you’re waiting for that flight. But iOS is meant to be simple. As such, it doesn’t come with a lot of applications, by default.

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Charles EdgeMeets demand for iPhone and iPad enterprise integration.Written by a well-respected and successful member of the Apple community

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Christopher D. Lippitt,Douglas A. Stowapter 1, this involves configuring the device with each setting for the user, installing the applications, and configuring each of those with the settings required. Before you can do any of this, you must first plug each device into iTunes and activate it. And before you can do that, you have to buy the devices.

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Further Applications and Future Directions, 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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Rebecca Klein,Thomas Schuster,Anne Walddedicated to this topic (a list is provided at the end of this chapter). However, we can look at creating some very simple applications based on templates and therefore lay the groundwork for more complicated development in the future.

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