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Avert a BYOD disaster with Mobile Application Management

Great piece. Throughly enjoyed it while reading. Well, all I have to say is copyright or upholding brand's identity is very important. And am sure this article will help a lot in understanding how to avoid such a crisis from occurring. also you can read this http://mobilewebcms.quora.com/Mobile-Web-Apps-%E2%80%93-Growth-In-The-Recent-Years

Very well explained, Theo. I actually work for Symantec, which acquired Nukona last year. While I believe MDM is still an important part of a complete enterprise mobility strategy, the need for MAM cannot be underestimated. Our enterprise customers need a complete solution. That is why we now include both MDM and MAM functions as part of the same product.

Swarna Podila
Symantec.

Good article! I like to draw a clean line between MAM and MDM. Lots of organizations want to manage the distribution of apps while not necessarily needing the overhead of MDM. There are other pure-MAM solutions in the market including Knappsack (http://knappsack.com), which is a hosted mobile application management service with advanced features at entry-level prices. Agile dev shops also need a way to distribute incremental updates to customers, and mobile app distribution products such as Knappsack make this task easy. Curious how Knappsack works or if its secure? Have a look -- its open source! I invite you to contact me through our website with any questions you have or sign up for a free trial at knappsack.com! -- Steve Woodruff, Knappsack Product Owner