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¿Cuales son las tendencias que afectarán a los centros urbanos en los próximos años? ¿cuáles son los cambios que introducirán las Smart Cities? ¿qué podemos aportar desde las industrias del hábitat en las Ciudades Inteligentes? Este informe recoge 28 tendencias detectadas por el Observatorio de Tendencias del Hábitat que afectarán a las ciudades en los próximos años y que pueden darnos claves para aprovechar oportunidades de mercado.Smart city trends: Tendencias en las ciudades inteligentes y oportunidades pa...
Smart city trends: Tendencias en las ciudades inteligentes y oportunidades pa...Observatorio de Tendencias del Hábitat
Managing mobile devices proactively depends on more than the tools — such as mobile device management — that offer a “silver bullet” for the onslaught of mobile support requests. IT has two choices: 1) work to patch and fix by continually amending policies and myopic infrastructure or 2) establish a stance rooted in control over the devices in place today and those likely to be requested tomorrow and well into a multi-device, connected future.
Solving this problem and establishing control is an issue not only of the proper technology but key relationships across the organization, informed and enforceable policy, and a multi-part technology stack to operationalize said policy. We call this the mobile control plane, a complex but critical layer of support that serves as the foundation for enterprise mobile rollouts that’s lacking in most companies today.[Report] Building a Solid Platform for Enterprise Mobility: Introducing the M...
[Report] Building a Solid Platform for Enterprise Mobility: Introducing the M...Altimeter, a Prophet Company
Social media is the modern Pandora’s box: it has had a meteoric rise as a tool to interact and engage with customers, but also a dark underside exposing companies to new types of risk. Almost two-thirds of companies surveyed say that social media is a significant or critical risk to their brand reputation, yet 60% of companies either never train their employees about their corporate social media policies or do so only upon hiring. This report outlines how to be more proactive about managing social media risk through following a detailed four-step process: Identify, Assess, Mitigate, and Evaluate.[Report] Guarding the Social Gates: The Imperative for Social Media Risk Mana...
[Report] Guarding the Social Gates: The Imperative for Social Media Risk Mana...Altimeter, a Prophet Company
For brands today, the complexity of social business is steadily compounding. For every additional variable — each account, customer conversation, business unit, location, language, distributor, etc. — social media becomes a greater challenge. Meanwhile, brands struggle to prepare appropriately and adopt the right technology. This report includes four case studies that demonstrate how brands are addressing social media proliferation.[Report] Scalable Social Business: How Brands Manage Complex, Distributed Pro...
[Report] Scalable Social Business: How Brands Manage Complex, Distributed Pro...Altimeter, a Prophet Company
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¿Cuales son las tendencias que afectarán a los centros urbanos en los próximos años? ¿cuáles son los cambios que introducirán las Smart Cities? ¿qué podemos aportar desde las industrias del hábitat en las Ciudades Inteligentes? Este informe recoge 28 tendencias detectadas por el Observatorio de Tendencias del Hábitat que afectarán a las ciudades en los próximos años y que pueden darnos claves para aprovechar oportunidades de mercado.Smart city trends: Tendencias en las ciudades inteligentes y oportunidades pa...
Smart city trends: Tendencias en las ciudades inteligentes y oportunidades pa...Observatorio de Tendencias del Hábitat
Managing mobile devices proactively depends on more than the tools — such as mobile device management — that offer a “silver bullet” for the onslaught of mobile support requests. IT has two choices: 1) work to patch and fix by continually amending policies and myopic infrastructure or 2) establish a stance rooted in control over the devices in place today and those likely to be requested tomorrow and well into a multi-device, connected future.
Solving this problem and establishing control is an issue not only of the proper technology but key relationships across the organization, informed and enforceable policy, and a multi-part technology stack to operationalize said policy. We call this the mobile control plane, a complex but critical layer of support that serves as the foundation for enterprise mobile rollouts that’s lacking in most companies today.[Report] Building a Solid Platform for Enterprise Mobility: Introducing the M...
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[Report] Guarding the Social Gates: The Imperative for Social Media Risk Mana...Altimeter, a Prophet Company
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Amo Internet
- 2. Per un uso responsabile e libero della rete
- 3. Noi e tutti Gianfranco Chicco www.amointernet.it
- 4. Internet è un patrimonio dell’umanità
- 5. Piattaforma e motore: culturale economico sociale politico
- 7. Provvedimenti contro • Emendamento d’Alia • Legge Carlucci • Proposta Barbareschi • Proposta legge bulimia • Comitato Masi • Iniziativa Alfano
- 11. “La più grande invenzione del secolo scorso!” Audrey Sel Rita Levi Montacini
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