As part of 451 Research's Mobility team, Chris ran the Enterprise Mobility Channel, which covers hardware, software, and services for the enterprise mobility market. Chris' research focused on enterprise mobility management and mobile productivity tools for smartphones and tablets in business. He is primarily interested in the shift in enterprise computing from desktop to mobile.
Prior to joining 451 Research, Chris covered worldwide smartphone trends for IDC. He focused on the convergence of mobile air interface technologies and advances in device component technologies which impacted the designs and capabilities of smartphones in both consumer and enterprise markets.
Chris has been quoted on mobile technology issues by publications such as the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, CBS, ComputerWorld, Fox Business, InformationWeek, Investors Business Daily, MacWorld, TheStreet, Reuters and Wired. He sits on the Editorial Advisory Board for Mobile Enterprise Magazine. Chris has presented and moderated panels at numerous events such as CES, CTIA, venture capital tech days, as well as servied as director for 451's Client Conference.
Chris earned his MBA and MS in Information Systems from Boston University. During his graduate course work, Chris conducted market research for Lucent Technologies, leading a team in the development of a demand creation strategy for 3G data services. Chris also received a BS in business from University of Richmond with a concentration in finance.
Looking to help businesses safeguard against sensitive information getting into the wrong hands through email, Google has rolled out new data-loss prevention (DLP) capabilities for Gmail for Google Apps Unlimited customers.
Is there a better way to see the risk that mobile apps pose to enterprises, and where those risks come from? In this report, we explore Mi3's approach to help IT identify risky mobile apps, as well as the relationships between apps, data sources and developers.
This Market Monitor overview report on the Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) marketplace reflects updated market and vendor estimates through Q315. We define EMM as a set of tools that include mobile device management, mobile application management, mobile application platforms, mobile email containers, mobile back end as a service and mobile virtualization. These tools can be used solo, in parallel or in a tiered fashion across a mobile environment. We see these as one of the most important toolsets adopted by the enterprise, and as critical enablers of mobile computing.
BlackBerry has said it will shut down operations completely in Pakistan by the end of the year over demands from the government for a "backdoor" to monitor all BlackBerry Enterprise Services traffic in the country, including encrypted emails and BlackBerry Messenger (BBM).
Speaking at Microsoft's Government Cloud Forum in Washington, CEO Satya Nadella shared Microsoft's plans to devote more than $1bn annually to security research and development as part of the tech giant's new enterprise security strategy.
With the launch of Secure Spaces ROM for Android, Graphite Software is looking to help enterprises safeguard the privacy of Nexus 5 users as well as the business, building on its Spaces mobile virtualization technology that isolates work and personal activities on smartphones.
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