Mobile Iron, Inc.

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Jesse Wagner Lindeman

Thomas Edward Wagner

Suresh Kumar Batchu

Joshua Glenn Broch

Ojas Udayan Rege

Robert Bates Tinker

Phillip Charles Krasko

Ajay Kumar Mishra

Ratnarekha Singamsetty

Josh Glenn Broch

Sean M Ginevan

Jameson F Blandford

Alan S Cohen

A mobile device management system that monitors the security state of one or more mobile devices and sets indicators related to such security state. Enterprise network applications, such as an email application, can access the security state information when making access control decisions with respect to a given mobile device.

Mobile posture-based policy, remediation and access control for enterprise resources

Rule-based mobile device management delegation is disclosed. A set of rules are applied to attributes associated with a mobile device to assign the mobile device to one of a plurality of management partitions. The mobile device is managed according to a policy associated with the assigned management partition.

Rule based mobile device management delegation

In particular implementations, a mobile device management system allows network administrators to control the distribution and publication of applications to mobile device users in an enterprise network. A user profile is accessed to determine a user attribute. A catalog of applications is filtered based at least in part on the user attribute and an enterprise application availability policy to determine a set of applications to be returned and provided via an enterprise mobile device application management interface.

Management of mobile applications

A method for communicating information includes ranking, by a central processing server, one or more available communication modes according to a context of a recipient of a communication and one or more rules. The ranked available communication modes may be communicated to a sender of the communication. The context of the recipient corresponds to the availability of the recipient and/or the location of the recipient. The available communication modes correspond to capabilities associated with devices that are in proximity with the recipient. Whether devices are in proximity with the recipient is accomplished by locating the devices via a device location server. The communication modes may be ranked according to a cost and/or appropriateness of the available communication modes.

Method and system for suggesting an optimal communication mode

In particular implementations, a mobile device management system allows network administrators to control the distribution and publication of applications to mobile device users in an enterprise network.

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Jesse Wagner Lindeman