CORPORATE SECURITY IMPLEMENTATION FOR MOBILE INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Year 2010, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 81 - 88, 01.12.2010

Tuncay Ercan Murat Komeslı İbrahim Zıncır

Abstract

Mobile Information Systems (ISs) have an important effect in organizations. They are not limited
to the office, people can use mobile devices that they carry with them and access the network
resources. They do not replace traditional information systems, but they are planned and designed
with the unique features of wireless communication. With the increasing level of different
information technologies, corporate level systems have the potential to change how business
people efficiently work together. The need for a mobile user to have uninterrupted and secure
access to information on the network should be considered and the necessary policies should be
established for regular information flow in the organization. Our paper reviews the overall
benefits of the mobile systems in the business since it has a critical value for the diversity of ISs. It
also explains how mobility works and how organizations can extract maximum value from the
mobile services in a secure way.

Keywords

Mobile Information Systems, diversity, mobile devices.

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