Using Samsung's self-assessment tool, government agencies can assess their mobile practices to identify weaknesses and improve federal mobile security.
As the vision of the Internet of Things gets closer, real-time open data will benefit consumers, private enterprises and federal agencies alike.
Utilizing mobile devices as part of a connected home can keep better track of seniors' health, whereabouts and well-being.
Logistics carriers rely on electronic proof of delivery apps designed for smartphones and tablets to manage shipments and satisfy customers.
Work and life might be inseparable, but Samsung and Google Play for Work can help employers separate the data.
A mobile app strategy is necessary for many companies due to the rising popularity of this technology and the need to remain competitive.
A look at the different ways to use special education technology to support students with special needs, especially in a mainstream educational setting.
Want to bring coding into the K–12 classroom? Samsung Chromebooks and MIT's App Inventor open app creation and computer programming to everyone.
Airline mobile technology is helping pilots and flight staff stay safe, educated and in compliance with federal training regulations.
Las Vegas visitors want to be part of the show. When the renovated SLS Las Vegas® opened in August 2014 in the old location