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2. Identifying what that server will do for your business
3. Preparing your business for a change
4. Preparing for the inevitable crash, how to avoid.
5. Designing a proper network with security in mind.
1. Identifying your data, what needs to be backed up.
2. Learning about current Backup Technologies
3. Implementing backup strategies
4. How easily is your data restored?
5. Cloud and Local backups - Deciding which you should use.
1. An understanding of the various third party MDM providers
2. An overview of how to successfully deploy devices
3. How to manage and update your mobile devices
1. General knowledge of xCode 4 and the new features
2. Planning and Application Templates
3. Budget Conscious Development Alternatives
1. Using Mobile Me to upload and then share your photos from Aperture as a digital photo album.
2. Integrating Mobile Me into your video production workflow allowing for an easy way to have your productions reviewed by clients.
3. Creating a functional website using iWeb and then sharing your work through it.
4. Easy access and functionality of Mobile Me on iPad.
1. How to conform to the right standard.
2. Demystifying H.264 and working with Final Cut Pro
3. Optimizing your camera settings for your editing.
4. Deciding on the look and how to adjust for that if you make the wrong choice.
Topics Covered:
How to properly format your stills for motion graphics.
Understanding 3D in Motion
Building your project from the ground up.
Adding the final touches to make your projects much more dynamic.
How to Promote your Mobile -Application -PR -Social -SEO/SEM -Paid Media
What it takes to be No. 1 in the App Stores
Case History: Sympatico
For just a few dollars a day you can seamlessly access and synchronize all your mailbox data, including contacts and calendar, across a variety of platforms and mobile devices. If you typically use Outlook while in the office, a Smartphone while on the road, and Outlook Web Access from home, you can sync them all together. Never worry about missed e-mails, contacts or appointments again!
Our seminar will highlight the ease of communicating with all available devises including the integration of both Mac and Window environments.
Key benefits will showcase:
Working from anywhere, anytime
Keeping everything up to date
Mobile Access
The ability to work offline
Digital Asset Management (DAM) has become a core function for businesses of all types, across all industries. Content created by organizations increasingly includes digital media, such as photographs, animations, video and music. The challenge of managing these digital media assets can be daunting, but rising to this challenge brings increased workflow productivity, cost savings and opportunity for new revenue generation.
Our seminar will highlight all the important issues from the fundamentals of how to get started with a DAM solution to the latest developments in DAM technology and processes. Attendance ensures that everyone involved in the capture, storage and application of digital media assets is fully briefed on the latest developments and best practices. Whether an experienced DAM user, manager, industry analyst or consultant seeking the latest thinking and developments, or new to DAM and looking for ways to get started, a MBU Seminar briefing is the place for you.
The Price of Downtime: What Will an Hour, a Day, or a Week Cost your Business?
It has been estimated that the average company experiences a total of 87 unscheduled hours of downtime per year. And while people often think in terms of natural disasters, the fact is human error accounted for a staggering 70% of outages. Regardless of the cause, most business don’t know the price of a single hour of downtime; consequently, backup plans often take a back seat to other projects that are deemed to have higher priority and have more tangible financial impact. But make no mistake, the impact of downtime is felt in a variety of ways, and may be immediate or have long term repercussions including:
To prevent downtime and data loss, businesses of all sizes require a Disaster Recovery plan and strategy that can be tested without disrupting the work environment. Learn how MBU and the CA ARCserve Family of Products can help protect your critical business data and applications and simplify and automate your disaster recovery.
Mobile devices are indeed a brave new world, but enterprises need tools to get the most out of them and limit risk. The tools need to be flexible, easy to use, and capable of handling many devices of all varieties. Ron Hassanwalia will explain how Mobile Device Management (MDM) can add process to chaos, and help solve unique challenges around managing the growing number of mobile devices in the Enterprise!
SOTI MobiControl offers Enterprise Mobile Device Management (MDM) to manage devices running Apple’s mobile operating system, "iOS." Now, enterprises can ensure that both corporate and personally -owned iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touch devices are well secured, tracked, configured, and supported over the air in one harmonious solution. Offering enhanced cost savings and invaluable corporate security, MobiControl is the perfect answer to optimizing ROI on Apple's most popular mobile devices.