Recent data breaches for both iPhone and Android OS's highlight the need for businesses to pay attention to mobile device data security.

Whether or not you’re giving your employees cell phones to use for work (or have Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy), it’s likely that you have employees using their cell phones or tablets to access company information (like email and sensitive line-of-business applications).

Last week, TIME named Office Lens one of the Top 5 iPhones Apps for the week– and for good reason. The free app, one of the most popular Windows Phones apps and newly available on iPhone and Android, makes scanning documents, photos and even whiteboards, easy.

A year ago, you never would've seen Microsoft develop software for any platform other than PC or Windows Phone. Microsoft was ‘all in’ on Windows. Other than the Surface, their mobile offerings have gone largely unnoticed by customers, who prefer the Android or Apple ecosystems for mobile.

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Submitted by: Reed Wilson , President and Founder of PTG, a Microsoft Tier 3 Cloud Champion, Cloud Accelerate partner and Cloud deployment partner providing technology solutions including Office 365, Dynamics CRM, Private Cloud, and IT Infrastructure to businesses and enterprises nationally.