Author: Gil Bouhnick

IT consumerization is here. It’s getting stronger every day and that impacts all of us. As users, we get more options, we can become more productive on the move, but we also take our work with us everywhere. As business organizations, it means a lot of changes to the way we secure our data, manage our knowledge, hardware, and software.

Author: Hadas Lahav, Product Line Manager

The definition of a bundle, according to the Oxford dictionary, is: A collection of things, or a quantity of material, tied or wrapped up together. Interestingly enough, this ‘collection of things’ is not limited to books, envelopes or babies. In some cases, service jobs should also be strapped together into a bundle.

Author: Gil Bouhnick

HTML5 is probably the hottest topic in mobility these days but if you remember – I was the first to talk about it! (OK, I may exaggerate a bit, but you know that when I made that prediction, a year ago, no one dared to say it that loud…).

It’s time to see what’s new with HTML5. After all, the fact that everyone is talking about something doesn’t make it right…

Author: Mike Karlskind, VP Service Optimization Strategies

Due to rapid changes in technology, utility companies are undergoing a seismic shift in the way the field workforce communicates and manages a large influx of real-time data, and mobility solutions are key to driving these changes. In addition, rigid regulatory requirements, increased customer demand and low margins in the retail energy market have made moving to a fully automated and integrated mobile system absolutely necessary.

Author: Stephen Timms, VP Sales, Americas

Here I am on vacation in the golden state and found myself a rare, yet delightful opportunity to complete a comment card with great praise.  As a frequent traveler I interact with hundreds of hotel staff on an annual basis, and I wish to share this most recent story.

By Evi Rachmilewitz, ClickSoftware Contributor

Israel’s IT industry has recently been going through a tumultuous period following cyber-attacks on major Israeli web portals. Some companies such as El – Al, Israel’s national airline, had to shut down their websites and lost business. In other cases, private information such as credit card numbers were exposed on the Internet by a Saudi hacker who calls himself OxOmar.  Following these attacks a question is raised: Could Cloud Computing mitigate or even prevent these kinds of attacks?. The answer is a resounding YES. 

By Evi Rachmilewitz, ClickSoftware Contributor

Cloud computing is not just an IT buzzword – it carries with it real operational and economic value. Enterprises are still contemplating the benefits of Cloud and how these benefits could serve their business needs.