Author: Kristin Amico

Welcome back to Clickipedia’s Week in Review. What's new this week in Enterprise Mobility and Mobile Workforce Management?

Author: Mark Walls

As SAP SAPPHIRE fast approaches and I finalize my schedule of must-attend sessions and meetings, it’s clear that Enterprise Mobility is now top of mind to attendees. The mobility movement has been steadily gaining industry acceptance, and is now front and center at this year’s conference. In fact, there’s a massive campus dedicated to mobile innovation.

Author: Kristin Amico 

Author: Evi Rachmilewitz, ClickSoftware Contributor

Provisioning an application correctly is difficult. How can a CIO predict how much hardware to buy and provision? In reality, IT managers buy hardware to cover high load scenarios. The practical meaning of this approach is high CAPEX and low utilization rates. Before the “Cloud Computing Era” hardware purchase planning was based on high load scenarios and was the only option to go, but organizations today can use a cloud bursting model to significantly reduce CAPEX and at the same time increase utilization rates of their datacenters.

Author: Asi Barak, Director of Product Management

A Rostering (or scheduling) system is a crucial tool for managing and operating service units or shift employees.

Author: Evi Rachmilewitz, ClickSoftware Contributor

Various IT vendors try to cast every technological solution they have as a cloud solution. They do this because they know how popular the term “Cloud Computing” is and because their products involve virtualization. The vendors that execute some degree of datacenter automation go one step further and claim to have a private cloud architecture.   Yet when one defines the building blocks of private cloud architecture, it seems some of the IT vendors offer only a subset of this type of cloud.

Author: Hadar Shafir

We are very happy to announce the opening of the ClickAppStore - ClickSoftware's unique DIY app store for the mobile enterprise. ClickAppStore offers ClickMobile customers ready-to-use mobile apps that can be embedded within existing ClickMobile environments without upgrading. The concept of a DIY app store ensures ready-to-use apps can be integrated in any existing ClickMobile environment, and enables seamless integration of multiple apps to create a variety of new combinations that work with any back-office system.

Author: Jeremy Hill, Product Marketing Manager

This month marks the start of my seventh at ClickSoftware – and I feel one of the great things about my job is the opportunity to learn new things.

Author: Israel Beniaminy

It has become widely accepted that mobility can improve productivity and response time. Let's try to quantify it: How much faster can you go?