Cloud computing, one of the new buzz words of 2008, allows you to store your files and folders in a “cloud” area on the Internet, ... Mobile computing is taking a physical device with you.

In the enterprise world, many leaders are focused on getting apps on mobile devices. In other parts of the organization someone is focused on reducing expenses by embracing cloud computing.

According to CTIA, 1.3 billion smartphones were sold in the U.S. in 2014. Several years ago, companies would call Lopez Research to ask questions about bring your own device (BYOD) programs and ...

Mobile cloud computing presents an interesting new revenue opportunity for solution providers and a recent study indicates it will grow to more than $5 billion in five years.

The mobile cloud is the next evolution of cloud computing, as the consumerization of IT and the bring your own device (BYOD) revolution takes hold and users demand access to apps on-the-go.

When it comes to data storage, processing and collaboration, many businesses choose the flexibility and convenience of c ...

Mobile and cloud are both significant tech trends on their own, ... A mobile device is a computing and engineering marvel, but it has limitations in terms of what it can do.

"Mobile cloud computing is unique in its challenges," said Renaud Larsen, chief architect for cloud at Juniper Networks. "The mobile ecosystem has to traverse many complex layers, each of which ...

But in this time of technology flux, as cloud and mobile computing flower into enterprise-ready technologies, IT leaders must understand how business processes relate, Ericksen says. “When you ...