Across the U.S., public safety agencies are finding that a mobile-first approach increases overall officer effectiveness.
New technology in nursing is demonstrating serious potential to bring down high rates of patient falls in hospitals.
How can your enterprise get past legacy silos and departments when it comes to creating a new mobile security training strategy?
Many see AR as a technology of the future, but with today's smartphones, mobile augmented reality is here now — and businesses need to take advantage.
Wrist wearables could have a dramatic impact on law enforcement technology by offering the capabilities of a smartphone in a compact form.
A recent Frost & Sullivan survey illustrates that governments are increasingly embracing the idea of a mobile workforce to increase employee productivity.
A New York City-based company is testing mobile eye exams in eyeglass stores, allowing patients to take self-guided visual tests right from their phones.
By complying with DoD standards, Samsung Knox is able to deliver a military-grade phone without sacrificing productivity.
Usage of mobile payments is increasing, but a majority of consumers still express concerns over mobile payment security.