Aruba Networks
Aruba better positioned post-HP split
Aruba was acquired by HP, which then split into two companies, but this puts Aruba in a better position to ride the BYOD wave, argues its top exec.
Going to the office? BYO Apple Watch
The launch of the Apple Watch heralds the transformation of BYOD into BYOX. Aruba Networks’ James Chia looks at how businesses can accommodate #GenMobile’s adoption of wearables, while still staying in control.
What the Hillary Clinton email issue tells us about mobile security
US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s use of her personal email account for official business has lessons for businesses in terms of securing their users and devices, writes James Chia of Aruba Networks.
SMU gets GenMobile-enabled with Aruba Networks
Singapore Management University (SMU) has boosted its network to support wireless access for up to 99% of its entire city campus using technology from Sunnyvale, California-based Aruba Networks Inc.
Aruba and Juniper to connect on converged high-IQ enterprise networks
Juniper Networks and Aruba Networks have signed a strategic agreement to deliver open, converged wired and wireless network solutions based on best-of-breed technologies.
Aruba’s all-wireless workplace for #GenMobile
Aruba Networks Inc has unveiled Aruba Mobility-Defined Networks, a new architecture for IT departments to build an all-wireless workplace designed for improved #GenMobile job satisfaction and productivity.
SEA's ‘GenMobile’ less attached to devices, more attracted to flexi-work
A survey of the new breed of employees dubbed #GenMobile found that the majority have a tendency of working non-traditional work-hours and in flexible workplaces, and own three or more connected devices (59%).
Aruba Networks gets ClearPass at IIUM
Aruba Networks Inc has announced that the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is deploying the company’s enterprise-grade Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) solution to manage the mobile devices of over 10,000 users.
Aruba Networks enables enterprise mobility with new products
Securing enterprise information while enabling enterprise mobility remains a pressing issue for CIOs. To address this challenge, Aruba Networks has launched two major products – Aruba WorkSpace and its flagship 802.11ac solution.
