Dell releases new software innovations to address BYOD, Big Data

To address Big data and IT challenges, Dell Software has introduced new technology innovations within its mobility/BYOD offerings. These innovations will provide customers the tools to increase workforce productivity, while also ensuring secure control over corporate assets. Two key enhancements to its data protection portfolio round out Dell’s newest innovations aimed at keeping corporate assets safe, and the business agile and profitable.

John Swainson, President, Dell Software said, “Innovative solutions and technology integrations like those announced today are a testament to Dell Software’s commitment to providing our customers with affordable, simple-to-use, scalable solutions that help accelerate business results. By focusing on today’s challenges, including security, mobility and business intelligence, we make it possible for businesses of all sizes to enhance the capabilities of their datacenters, boost employee productivity and maintain compliance. By innovating and continually transforming our end-to-end solutions portfolio, we easily adapt to the ever-changing needs of our customers, and help IT become a valuable partner to the business.”

Dell is building on earlier announcements with a unified solution that provides mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management (MAM), mobile content management (MCM), and a Secure Remote Access gateway (SonicWALL/SRA) to establish secure endpoints. 

Engineered together, these components comprise Dell’s end-to-end Enterprise Mobility Management solution, supporting enterprise customers’ biggest challenges in dealing with “Bring your own” or “Choose your own” environments.  This offering blends world class security technologies, new digital workspace applications and a flexible deployment model with mobility services to help expedite time to value.

Dell Software solutions are available through the channel whereas the Dell Enterprise Mobility Management will be available through the channel in 2014.