Selecting, deploying, and managing PDAs / smartphones and mobile devices in a corporate environment poses a whole series of challenges for IT managers and management.  It’s always good to see some advice and tips from those with recent experience in rolling out mobile solutions.

Along these lines, ComputerWorld has a very good article up titled ‘Six Tips for adding wireless devices to your environment’.  It’s based on the experience of a rollout of (mostly) Palm devices at a medical center in Texas, and has some very useful tips and good sound advice on topics like security, listening to your userbase, and more.

I think a medical center is an especially good case study to learn from, because they use mobile devices for so many essential tasks and applications.

So … if you’re going to be looking at rolling our mobile devices in your environment, check out some nice reference and advice at:

Six tips for adding wireless devices to your environment

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