Do you know what information your employees are creating, and where they're storing it? Could you retrieve it if required by law? Are they destroying information that's supposed to be kept, or keeping information that's supposed to expire after a certain date? Data governance is going to become a big deal in the coming years, warns CITE Conference speaker Deborah Juhnke.

An odd little speech.

More than 15,000 devices access internal Mayo Clinic apps for medical records and other data. They're all iOS.

Way back when Microsoft started its mobile phone initiatives, the enemy was RIM. This quarter, Microsoft's mobile platform finally pulled ahead of BlackBerry in market share for the first time since 2007.

Google's limitless ambition.

Google will begin selling an unlocked version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 with the Nexus user experience this summer for $649.

If business treats IT as a way to reduce costs, that's exactly what it will get. Instead, the answer is to treat IT as a center for innovation, argues guest blogger Mark Thiele. 

The aluminum frame works as an antenna, and it's quite a bit sleeker than the 920.

"When we talk about the consumerization of IT, if you have that kind of model, that kind of push of accountability down, all of a sudden the employees will start doing what's right," says organizational consultant Kevin Jones.

Verizon Enterprise President John Stratton explains why iOS and Android aren't enough.