If you would like to read the other parts in this article series please go to: • • • • • Introduction This series of articles leverages the expertise of IT pros from around the world who have shared their stories me through my role as editor of, the world's largest newsletter focused on system admin and security issues for Microsoft Windows Servers, and also through several other channels such as my connections with IT pros through my activities as a. These stories have been edited for length and clarity where needed. Tip: If you haven't subscribed yet to WServerNews you should! Crack myob v18 serial number search. Apple in the Enterprise To set the stage for the stories that follow, you should begin by reading my editorial in the February 20, 2012 issue of WServerNews. Then read the section of the March 5th issue where some newsletter readers respond by sharing their own tips for managing Apple devices in Windows-centric environments. Some of the stories readers sent me however were too long or detailed to include in my Mailbag column, so here is a selection of them for your education and enjoyment.

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Free games to download full version. A Red Herring? First comes a reader who questions whether the whole question of managing Apple devices in a Windows-centric environment isn't simply a clever marketing device put forward by Apple to push their products into the enterprise space. Conspiracy theorists beware! First and foremost, to hook an iPhone to an exchange server requires no magic, no special tools, just go into settings and it's pretty simple.

Now for the real question: Why would anyone want to integrate? Any company I have worked for supplies employees with a computer, they don't bring their laptops from home (Windows or otherwise) and iToyblets or any other toyblets aren't even as useful as netbooks were/are, and once again, the Enterprise didn't make room for those devices. This BYOD is merely Apple's attempt to get the enterprise presence they haven't been able to attain on their own because their server platform stinks (fact, not a prejudicial statement) and their desktops/laptops are too expensive for the lack of what you get compared with a Windows machine. They aren't any better, faster, or less prone to attack (that's the ID10T keyboard connection) than a Windows PC. I don't understand why so many, the tech researchers (Forrester, IDC, etc.) tech bulletins (Network World, Computer World, CIO, etc.) are trying to buy into this garbage. I read the many letters and articles relating how Apple is taking over the Enterprise, yet I work daily in the trenches, for a variety of companies large and small, and I am not seeing this BYOD (bring your toys to work as I call it) phenomenon occurring, except for a few iPhones, and their arte some Blackberries and Droids also.