"MobileIron" news, interviews, and features

Slideshows about MobileIron

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  IN PICTURES: Distribution Central over the years - a tribute (+70 photos)

  The Distribution Central history goes back to when it was founded in 1992 as Firewall Systems, an IT security services provider. The company was acquired by Scott Frew and Nick Verykios in 2004, with Frew founding LAN Systems - now Westcon-Comstor - and both founding 1World Systems and Micro Networks. ​​This slideshow pays tribute to DC over the years, its co-founders, and the people that have graced both it and Frew and Verykios' associated companies. So here's some some DC party meltdowns plus plenty of history.

  IN PICTURES: Distribution Central over the years - a tribute (+70 photos)

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News about MobileIron

• Frédéric Gillant exits MobileIron

  Move has no impact on A/NZ operations

• MobileIron taps CA Technologies executive to run A/NZ

  Appoints Tass Melissinos as country manager

• Menlo Security hunts for distributors to expand A/NZ business

  New country manager shares local growth plans

• MobileIron loses country manager to Menlo Security

  Henry La Motta leaves after two years with the mobility vendor

• Aussie tech exec heads to California as Carbon Black’s new Americas field sales lead

  Comes after serving as Carbon Black's vice president and managing director for Asia Pacific and Japan since 2015

• MobileIron partner wins million-dollar NRMA deal

  Mobilise IT provides managed services to 1,000 roadside assistance devices

Interviews about MobileIron

• MobileIron wants partners to join in its zero sign on journey

  Claims to be friendlier to channel than its biggest competitors "who do a terrible job taking care of their channel"

Features about MobileIron

• BlackBerry is laser-focused on the enterprise with BES10

  Touts lower costs and 800,000 licenses given away since March

• Microsoft's Office for iPad shakes up mobile enterprise

  Office for iPad brings us back to the glory days of tech's most celebrated and, at times, despised two-horse race: Apple versus Microsoft

• In wake of BlackBerry's demise, CIOs look to Samsung, Apple and Microsoft

  A steady stream of companies has been leaving BlackBerry for a while now -- but lately there's been a rus