Google Apps Gets Meliorate Mobile Device Management
Published November 16, 2011 | 
Google is expanding its mobile device management tools for Google Apps administrators, allowing them to care corporate Apps users’ Android, iOS, and Windows mobile devices on a more granular level.
Dave Girouard, VP of production management at Google, declared the improvements at Atmosphere 2011, an annual gathering Google hosts for line IT executives. He suggested that the new capabilities represented a way to construct the consumerization of IT easier for companies to manage.
Acknowledging one of the lingering concerns that continues to hinder cloud service adoption–security–Girouard insisted that the cloud is more secure than traditional on-premises software because the cloud is designed so you could enforce policies from the center.
“These various environments really could exist more secure than what we’re accustomed to seeing,” he said.
[Google is forthwith offering Google Apps business customers 24 x 7 phone support.]
Google has offered device management and sync capabilities since 2010. The new capabilities let mobile policies like password requirements and roaming sync preferences to be defined by user group. They too include mobile analytics, to helper companies understand mobile device utilisation as it pertains to worker productivity.
Google has too updated its Google Apps Device Policy app for Android to helper users understand what utilization information is available to administrators and to add brook for Android 4.0, known as Ice Ointment Sandwich.
In addition, Google plans to bring more companies into the preview of BigQuery, the company’s nascent data analytics service. The society is inviting line customers to signaling up for a luck to try BigQuery’s young Web-based graphical user interface for exploring data, its Residual API stand for multiple background jobs, and its improved table and permission management.
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