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MOBILITY MANAGEMENT SELECTION GUIDE A range of use cases are emerging for enterprise mobility—and IT pros are under the gun to support them while adhering to corporate security standards. To do so, they need flexible, robust mobility management augmented by a broad ecosystem of productivity tools. Discover the criteria IT can use to choose the optimal enterprise mobility management system to meet these fast-moving business requirements. IT executives and administrators have a pressing need to support bring-your-own-device initiatives to enable maximum productivity, which includes access to a wide range of business apps that executives and other employees deem critical. These users are increasingly applying pressure to gain anytime, anywhere access to those apps—as well as corporate data—so they can drive performance. IT and security pros, however, are cognizant that fully enabling business professionals to go mobile can introduce new risks to proprietary data. To support a highly mobile workforce using a wide range of devices to access corporate assets, a robust, multilayered approach to security is needed. The risks that come with BYOD are enumerated in TechTarget’s 2013 mobile enterprise survey, in which respondents listed their three most pressing mobile security concerns: data leakage from a mobile device (cited by 45%), unauthorized access to data (41%) and device loss or theft (40%). With today’s mobile workforce, security concerns are validated frequently, through a wide range of high-profile—as well as unreported—data breach incidents. Whether a company gets a public black eye or not, lost data can lead to a seven-figure financial impact: An average data breach can c