Mosyle Launches World’s First Apple Unified Platform for Business, Closes $196 Million Series B Funding Round →

Insight Partners Leads Round in Company Simplifying How Businesses and Educational Institutions Deploy, Manage and Protect Apple Devices

WINTER PARK, Fla., May 04, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mosyle today announced the immediate availability of its Apple Unified Platform, the first and only solution designed to fully integrate five critical applications into a single Apple-only platform. By combining mobile device management (MDM), endpoint security, internet privacy and security, identity management and application management, Mosyle is making it easier than ever for businesses to seamlessly deploy, manage and protect Apple devices at work and schools. The company also announced it has closed a $196 million Series B funding round led by New York-based global private equity and venture capital firm Insight Partners with participation from StepStone Group and all previous investors including Elephant and Album VC. Read more…

How ultra-productive people manage their email →

Great tips on managing the email deluge!

By: Kevin Kruse | 8 February 2016

Would you like to cut the time you spend on emails in half? Do you think “inbox zero” is actually possible, or a silly Silicon Valley legend?
I recently interviewed over 200 entrepreneurs, CEOs and highly successful solopreneurs for my new book, 15 Secrets Highly Successful People Know About Time Management. I learned that ultra-productive people don’t react to email the way most of us do. They don’t react, at all. They treat email processing as they would any other task; it’s an activity to be scheduled, and to complete in as little time as possible.

While not all ultra-productive people follow the exact same system, I discovered that most had habits that reflect the following rules and instead of “checking” email constantly, they “processed” emails in a manner that I call “The 321Zero System.”

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Hats off again to DriveSavers! →

Recovery experts extend $500 off services to aid those affected by the recent, damaging floods

NOVATO, Calif. (May 29, 2015) – DriveSavers, the worldwide leader in data recovery, eDiscovery and digital forensic services, today announced it would provide assistance to victims of the recent storm and flooding in Texas and Oklahoma.

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How to create a bullet-proof password →

Your online passwords are terrible. You know that. On Last Week Tonight, Edward Snowden explained to John Oliver why that matters. "Bad passwords are one of the easiest ways to compromise a system," he said. "For someone who has a very common eight-character password, it can literally take less than a second for a computer to go through the possibilities and pull that password out."

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