Analyst Reports and White Papers
Datasheet:
MokaFive Suite Datasheet
Introduces MokaFive's new paradigm for desktop management.
Datasheet:
MokaFive for iOS Datasheet
Introduces MokaFive's new paradigm for iOS iPad management.
Brochure:
MokaFive Corporate Brochure
Introduces MokaFive's new paradigm for desktop management.
Survey:
BYOD survey results
MokaFive asked IT professionals seven questions about the “Bring-Your-Own-Device” (BYOD) trend.
Analyst Report:
IDC Opinion Paper
This IDC Vendor Profile analyzes MokaFive's product portfolio, marketing strategy, competitive positioning, and financial positioning.
Analyst Report:
Stratecast Perspective and Insights for Executives
End-user computing is increasingly mobile and device-diverse, presenting several challenges; cost, security, management, and upholding data-compliance regulations.
Analyst Report:
EMA Report on MokaFive
Endpoint systems management has long been one of the most challenging domains of IT. MokaFive takes on management of the endpoint with the use of virtualized layers.
White Paper:
Forrester Report: People Are Bringing Macs To Work
End-user-computing professionals steeped in two decades of Microsoft management traditions are either prohibiting Macs on the company network or limiting their support to executives only. It’s time to repeal prohibition and take decisive action, according to this 2011 Forrester report.
White Paper:
Essential Technology for Mobile Workforce Security
MokaFive Suite has seven layers of security, each of which increases the overall protection of the corporate environment. Find out how we do it.
White Paper:
MokaFive Virtual Layers
Layers enable you to manage just one shared golden image instead of thousands of separate instances of user VMs and eliminate data sprawl.
White Paper:
Nuts and Bolts: Planning and Implementing an Effective BYOD Program
Read about the best practices and legal implications for a successful Bring Your Own Device program.
White Paper:
Intel and MokaFive: Intelligent Desktop Virtualization
This paper discusses client-side virtualization—a flexible new way to improve desktop manageability, security, TCO, and user experience.
