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Playtime is over: Nokia tells business why they need Windows Phone 8
If there were one area where Microsoft's Windows Phone devices should be doing well it is within business. Nokia have just posted a new video extolling the headline features of Windows Phone 8 to the corporate crowd.
Even though Windows Phone has a whole feature set designed to be consumer friendly, it also has arguably the best office friendly apps too, mobile office anyone?
Microsoft has definitely taken the right angle with how they have chosen to pitch their Windows Phone OS primarily at consumers. With the rise in 'bring your own devices' in the workplace many people buy based on what the phone can do for them rather than their work needs. The really cool thing is that Windows Phone also has the all the business credentials to be a big hit in the corporate world. It has the best version of mobile Office baked in, with apps for SharePoint and Lync filling out the offering even further.
Windows Phone 8 introduces the ability to deliver corporate apps to devices as well as better device security. Even without Office, the OS would still have deeply integrated LinkedIn abilities and an email client that works great with Exchange. Should be mention the now-native Skype integration and ability to hook up other VoIP apps if needed?
Nokia have chosen to highlight, in good straight talking business speak the advantages of Windows Phone. They highlight one key fact, if your business is running Microsoft it's time to switch the phone where Microsoft comes as standard. They go on to fully explain that Excel, Word, Exchange and PowerPoint are all present and correct. It's a neat video and they do a quick job and efficient job of explaining in no uncertain terms why their Lumia's are good for the workplace.
Serious business - Lumia 920 Office built in
The highly amusing part of this whole thing is that neither Android nor Apple currently has a native Office experience. Apple looks now to be keen to get their hands on a whopping 30% of revenue from a future Office app on their iOS platform which may put the release on hold permanently. While many reviewers and pundits continue to bleat on about the apps that don't exist on Windows Phone (a Starbucks app, really??!), the platform continues to be the only one with Office. For document fidelity and compatibility there is simply no better alternative as much as they would like you to believe otherwise. Oh, and generally you'll need to pay for a decent Office-like substitute, its free over here folks!
If Office were to appear in any form on Android or iOS we all know this would be the biggest tech news of the year, although some may disagree with that. Windows Phone has Office now; it has bit locker encryption and should be a no-brainer in the workplace. Nokia are already seeing a new way to push their devices, it is high time Microsoft started to push this message too. While many have been quick to count Blackberry out of the running they are about to unleash a new version of their mobile OS. It will do much to bring them back on form and as they already have many business connections it could mean Windows Phone will fail to get the look in it deserves. That is still some way off; in the meantime we're glad that Nokia are engaging the business crowd with their ads.
Are you working in an IT department, we'd like to hear from you. Is Blackberry on the decline, has Windows Phone 8 got the business excited? Please sound off in the comments below.
There are 130 comments. Sign in to commentShane says:
Got to the Starbucks part of the story had to tell you about the Starbux App (SBUX Card is what it is called in the marketplace) . I know it's third party but does everything I need. I'm reading on. Great article, we have for the most part, a Windows infrastructure, AD, Exchange, SharePoint, etc., which makes it nice to be a WP8 user. The problem I've seen/noticed while speaking with my colleagues, they want a way to centrally manage devices, all devices, using the same product. Many companies use MobileIron to manage their devices. WP is a great business device out of the box, it just needs the same management apps utilized on ios and android to really compete.
Niki Foster says:
SCCM 2012 and InTune will sort device management out
joshingyou says:
I do remember there is a setting section called "Company Apps". Sounds useful.
AngelinaVaness2 says:
Love my job, since I've been bringing in $5600… I sit at home, music playing while I work in front of my new iMac that I got now that I'm making it online(Click on menu Home)
WayCool says:
Couple items here.... basically WP support managment via EAS (you know the protocol Google is dropping) so the pressing point with respect to EAS is which of the many policies are supported by the OS. We havent really seen which policies are enabled to my knowledge and more importantly what version of Exchange will be required to support them.
Much of the management conundrum is now solved.. System Center Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 was RTM'd on Thursday and includes management facilities for WP 7 ,WP 8 and RT. Until the documentation is released we wont know to what extent.
Somebody below mentioned needing VPN ... Uh.. that is insanity ..!!!!! As an IT manager I'm not letting a mobile device that has NO true protection (IDS, Firewall, change log, malware detection) to VPN to my internal network.. PERIOD. So IMO VPN is a non-issue it aint gonna happen and any CISSP that allows it should give back their certification !
Some functions that third party management tools can provide (good tech) that would be handy are sand boxing data.. Meaning the separation of business data from personal data (specifically exchange, sharepoint, lync). It will be interesting to see if MS can address this as well..
Good luck with it...
R0bR says:
Google is dropping EAS for Gmail connectivity, not dropping EAS from Android. However I agree with everything you say, we don't allow VPN connectivity from devices either.
BFZ says:
The problem is that while some IT companies/business may have moved to something beyond a VPN connection, a large part of companies haven't.
Until that happens (and I know in my company it won't anytime soon) VPN remains the only available option to network in for some of us. For me, not having it isn't a dealbreaker, as I love my 920 too much. Eventually there will be another solution, so I'm ok for now.
Saying that its "insanity" or "lax security requirements" is a bit much though. Not everyone is on the cutting edge.
chrgeorgeson says:
No they are right. Just because some enterprises haven't brough in other solutions doesn't mean it's not any less secure. I would agree that it shouldn't be allowed in most situations as well.
I work at a small/medium sized manufacturing company. We create products and there is no way that I would allow an upprotected mobile device... especially running Android on my network over a VPN.
It's fine if others trust it and like it but some people might think it's a bit much for you to say that it isn't "insanity" or "Lax security requirments". This isn't about being on the cutting edge it's about protecting valuable assets.
Kamal Shakir says:
VPN using android is 'INSANITY' but when you have a phone that has all apps reviewed by microsoft to ensure no malware or virus', why not VPN? It's the same as your laptop... isn't your laptop a 'mobile' version of a desktop PC? You mentioned Malware detection... WP8 isnt open-source, so no apps will have malware installed because microsoft looks for unsecure content! You mention IDS (intrusion detection)... shouldnt you mention IPS (intrusion PREVENTION), since youre trying to PREVENT and not only DETECT??? And shouldnt your firewall at your work have IPS running? i think as an IT manager, you're just a manager, and also an alarmist!
Mavwin says:
The next release of Mobile iron VSP will support WP8.
Think it will be released later this month or next.
BFZ says:
I love my Lumia 920, but you can't talk about how great windows phones are for business and not mention the one glaring omission. VPN support.
Until this offered, (hopefully soon!!!) my 920 still doesn't quite meet my office (or in this case, out of the office) needs.
Sarang68 says:
There is one mention reg vpn here. http://www.wpcentral.com/first-os-update-windows-phone-8-codenamed-portico
ap3rus says:
This is not what you choose - even SharePoint can be hidden from external network, and this is totally understandable from a security prospect. VPN is a key to work with my office as well, very very 100 times very looking forward to its appearing.
R0bR says:
SharePoint can be accessed through a Forefront UAG configuration for security, so again why the need for VPN on a phone?
SlayerSpecial says:
I need it for shell access to "my" *nix servers.
ap3rus says:
Money, money, and once again money. VPN is free and simple. And besides, I am a user, not a network administrator :)
mlcooper54 says:
My buddy across the hall can VPN to our network and Remote Desktop to our servers. He recently had an outage with his Time-Warner Cable connection at home. He used his iPhone to connect to our server via VPN and Remote Desktop to his server.
When, oh when, will we get this capability with WP8?
BTW - I'm an ardent 1st gen Samsung Focus owner. I like Microsoft! I manage multiple MS servers from 2003 through 2012. Seems like I should at least be able to reboot these servers from my Windows Phone 8 (or WP7.5).
flapadlr_Nok900 says:
I use Citrix Receiver on my Blackberry tablet to manage computers within my org. We also use a Citrix VPN, although it's experimental currently. Is there a Citrix option for WP8? I am on WP7 but I might upgrade for that.
I think a 4-5" screen is too small for all but command line management tasks.
mlcooper54 says:
Robert - even good old XP can VPN and Remote Desktop, as can an iPhone 4. Many of us admins depend on both VPN and Remote Desktop for after hours support. My company is an industrial construction company with crews out in the field sometimes 24/7. We often work holidays when factorys are shut down. If there is a quick way to fix a network/server problem with a smartphone I certainly prefer that over my laptop...which I don't carry into restaurants or to ball games, etc.
dbgman says:
Vpn is so old school. Get up to date and use cloud services
eshy says:
There are and always will be a lot of businesses where the cloud just isn't the right approach. It will also take a long time for the other businesses to move to the cloud. meanwhile, if your company uses VPN, WP8 is not an option
ammarmalik2011 says:
Office is going to come to iOS sooner or later. iOS is far too big of an eco-system for Microsoft to ignore. Unfortunately for Windows Phone it keeps coming back to apps again. You're pitching the OS to businesses. Most businesses don't even have their apps on this platform which includes financial institutions etc. That needs to change for this to be a viable business oriented OS. Let's hope that happens soon.
GoodThings2Life says:
Actually... don't know if you saw the news this week, but with Apple taking such a hard line on in-app purchases, Office may not be coming as soon as people might like. Microsoft isn't going to give up 30% of revenues in perpetuity to Apple.
ammarmalik2011 says:
Either of two things are going to happen: a negotiation or Microsoft giving up 30%. Like I said we're talking hundreds of millions of potential customers here.
Natebird says:
Won't happen
dalydose says:
You meant NEITHER, not EITHER, right??
based_graham says:
Hey. It cost 99$ to edit Office documents so that's 300$ for an 16GB iPhone with Office.
Lumia can cost you 0$ with Office included.
Just saying.
ammarmalik2011 says:
Also, Nokia needs to improve their supply. I don't remember the last time it was this difficult to get hold of a phone. Huge demand or not, the end consumer won't care about that, all he will see is a phone that is never in stock.
ebradley says:
I am still waiting to get mine
gnskelton says:
I'm still waiting on my blue 920 since 11/10/12
absolutshame says:
Really? I have purchased 3 since launch. Here's a tip, call the cancellations dept and your phone will appear sooner.
aubreyq says:
sholokov says:
I believe they have some technical difficulties aka product issues. I received my Yellow phone, but had to return it for bad speakerphone. Then I got a red one that had rattling sound with vibration. Returned that one as well. The one I am using now is my third 920. Now I have one phone and two (yellow & red) chargers. I have been given back about $102 for my troubles.
Aldoron says:
Rattling with vibration? I thought that was just part of the unibody design...oh Nokia...still love the 920 though :D
uopjo6 says:
Can they tell us when they're going to squash all those bugs.
- battery drainage (with Location on. This shouldn't have to happen).
- Store updates not showing (have to go into each app i have now to see if there's an update)
- skype (too many)
- Facebook Chat not showing in the Messenger hub.
- Rooms not connecting sometimes.
- My MICROSOFT ACCOUNT (and other accounts) kept syncing and syncing until I uninstalled Skype and did a soft reset. This shouldn't be happening.
- Skydrive Photos are not showing. (Won't display image, not even thumbnails. However it shows correctly in Pictures hub. But not in the Skydrive app, which makes it worthless).
I'm pretty sure there's more. But all these at once really takes a way the experience.
GoodThings2Life says:
--Battery drain is NOT caused by Location or any other individual cause claimed. It's an OS radio power management bug (the same one that causes the reboots, I suspect).
--Store updates checks are done once per day. It would be nice to have a manual check, but until then, it's not like they're hiding them from you.
--Skype ... no, really, be specific.
--Facebook ... mine works just fine. Verify your Microsoft/Facebook connections via profile.live.com.
-- Haven't had any issues with rooms, but I don't use them often.
-- Skype bug for Microsoft Account sync is known, legitimate issue... but what does it have to do with Nokia?
-- I've not had issues with SkyDrive either EXCEPT in folders with TONS of pictures... it takes a long time to download the thumbnails. Maybe try organizing things a little better.
Anyway, don't know what any of these have to do with Nokia... they're all Microsoft bugs.
uopjo6 says:
By "they" i meant both. Lumia 920 is a colaborate fuse of both Nokia and MS. (yes this is a Nokia article but it's still running WP8).
- Location IS a source. For some, if not all. Locations On --> Drain. Off --> Lasts whole day like others.
- Store updates is a known issue now too, check the forums. I've had the Lumia 920 for a week. Zero update notifications until I actually search for them.
- Skype is in beta version and the bugs are really common if you check out the forums. Main bug is causing battery drainage through a infinte sync loop.
- Rooms, sometimes. Not as much now but it's a nit-pick thing ;-)
- Again Nokia and MS are both in this. Afterall we're using a Nokia device with MS problems. As you can see in the vid above, it's Nokia hardware selling MS features. But Nokia claiming themselves it's business also.
- Skydrive. There are many with this problem, again check the forums. Hard reset, delete - reinstall, all doesn't fix the issue. But this seems to be for some only. Nothing to do with organizing anything. And plus, you don't need to organize anything at all just to have the photos show up on a thumbnail, no?
Oleg Lokhvitsky says:
- My L920 has 90%+ battery at the end of each workday (with location on). Just be smart about how you use your phone. Done with your lunch break, won't be using it for a bit? Hit the back button a bunch to close unneeded apps.
- My store home screen live tile always tells me there's new updates. I have 3 updates to be installed right now for example. So, hard to repro bugs are, well, hard to repro bugs. I'm sure they're working on it (there is a scheduled update for 13Q1 after all.)
- Haven't used Skype on it yet (have it installed, but haven't had the opportunity to try it out). Note that installing it and lunching the app didn't screw anything on my phone up.
- FB chat works just fine for me.
- Haven't used rooms.
- Pictures in Skydrive show up quickly for me.
Kamal Shakir says:
CaymanDreamin says:
My Lumia 920 lasts me all day, check background tasks under applications in settings if your having excessive battery drain. I get store updates on WP8 & on my wife's WP7.5, it's just that the great team at WP Central writes about them first. I get my FB chat messages just fine. I'm the only WP8 in the house, so we don't use rooms so can't comment on that. No problem with sync and don't use Skype other than one test run with the Surface and the Windows Phone and it worked fine. Use SkyDrive extensively though and no problems.
sholokov says:
You can use rooms (but not chat) with phones that have 7.5 version. The 7.5 phones can access your room/folder from their SkyDrive app.
uopjo6 says:
I have, except the one here ;-) I will though, and I've been searching around with no solutions. Thought I'd give a shot here too!
But yes I'll keep myself in line next time.
laserfloyd says:
Make sure you don't have apps running in background for battery drains. Also, run the charge out completely then recharge. My phone goes a day and a half easily. It's awesome.
Facebook? Not sure how that ties into business use
I've yet to have issues with skydrive
Skype works fine for me
Haven't had syncing issues either
Updates to apps would be nice and a changelog even better. Haven't used rooms yet.
dmill74 says:
Apple is just to greedy they can't have it all 30%! it would be foolish for Microsoft to except that and not business smart... If apple is such a beast let theme make there own office app...
AMERICANRAJ says:
I agree. Apple and Google are in trouble. General public dosen't know it, but they do.
Rauliulian says:
Lumia 920 is a great phone, but for me its to large, not heavy. I'll stick to my 800 :)
GoodThings2Life says:
Check out the 820. :)
WayCool says:
IT manager here for a municipality. For now we continue to support blackberry as the only device purchased with city funds. We are aggressively encouraging employees to byod but only allow Windows Phone or iPhone. Supporting the BB infrastructure is arduous to say the least.
GoodThings2Life says:
Blackberry is absolutely HORRIFIC. Frankly, I never understood how it became popular, and as an IT guy, I've always banned them from my organizations because of a lack of ActiveSync support. My justification was always the cost of BB Server... would have cost my business an additional $10,000+ to implement plus the headaches of administration. Business leaders didn't want to buy into it, thankfully. In recent years, I've been lucky that BB is dying so nobody cares about them anymore.
Anyway, Windows Phone and iPhone are at least easily supported devices. Android is like the Frankenstein's Monster of OS's. Too hard to support every version and variance, and it's NOT a secure environment. I swear Google is stuck in Microsoft's 1995 playbook right now.
SMMinke says:
Ditto. None of our clients were ever allowed to even consider BB for the reasons you mention and because we knew Microsoft wad bringing a monster platform for business centered on Office 365.
CoZmicShReddeR says:
I work at a Ford site but I am not IT I can tell you this our supervision and maintenance are currently just using the simple clam shell Verizon phone for their Enterprise through the local and outside connections... Some of them are allowed to use the wireless intranet on their smart phones here but it requires the ability to mainually enter almost every little detail of the hidden SSID which the current version of Windows Phone 8 it isn't possible...
iOS devices seem to easily be connected and so far the only handset I have seen people using to connect using their intranet accounts... Not even Android devices can connect... Now the older Windows 6.0 phones you could because they had a lot more settings you could add the name and password and Prox but for whatever reason Microsoft left all that out with Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone 8...
Also on our site we are completely switched over to Windows 7 and Office 2010... We use all the Office products and I sync my Calender to my phone through gmail atm...
I would love to see Ford get talked into using the Nokia Lumia handsets... I think the Blackberrys might still be used in the corporate level like at the Glass House/World Headquarters... I know they said something like they have to Load something on devices prior to using it on the main system so am thinking that is where Nokia wants to be with their phones...
GoodThings2Life says:
Sounds like your plant uses certificates for wireless connections. Smart move in terms of security, and yes, Microsoft is really lagging behind on support for that. It's a shame.
fsweb2011 says:
I bought the L920 this week..,battery just last till 3pm with average use..,at work we use BB and lasts days...couldn't use L920 as work phone...would probably last half day...cannot be recharging all the time (travelling).
Also it has freezed once already...from what I've read in forums, its a constant problem....that can't be accepted in business environment.
If both problems are fixed maybe then I can consider it for work...
GoodThings2Life says:
Yes, they do have some kinks to work out, but most of them are Microsoft's to fix. For battery life, there are mitigating factors... drain your battery completely then charge overnight. It will probably be fine after that. Portico update coming this month should take care of the issues.
lippidp says:
No business I've worked for wants to buy into a system that has links to iron out that might be fixed in a future update. Deliver the update first, prove to me that it works, and then we will consider it.
Natebird says:
Make sure NFC is off Tap+Send that should save you some battery big time
fsweb2011 says:
I have off everything you can think of, from NFC, Bluetooth, WiFi (when not required), background apps, etc etc. All off and still lasting half a day approx...
westex74 says:
As far as the Blackberry batteries...you must not be using a current Blackberry. My 9900 battery life wasn't worth a hoot, and well documented. I will put my Lumia 920's battey up against anything that isn't a Razr MAXX. When I carry my Galaxy S3, I make it a point to have a spare battery in my pocket (though I have to admit, I LOVE LOVE LOVE the option of replaceable batteries) becuase Android battery life is so piss poor.
I have to give Windows Phone credit. I consider their battery life a strength, not a weakness.
GoodThings2Life says:
So, I absolutely LOVE the video, and the use of Office and SharePoint is fantastic to be certain. However, the problem many users face is that their business doesn't use SharePoint, which means that VPN/REAP and file management options are required in the OS to let users access their information on a corporate network.
In my case, I'm hoping to rollout SharePoint next year to finally eliminate the need for VPN, but for now, it's email or bust. I hope that Microsoft will bring these improvements based on feedback, because so far they've expressed little interest in VPN.
gravitynoise says:
I work in IT and the blackberry users are dwindling. The company I work for is moving to byod (bring your own device). I try to get the users to give wp a chance, but they always go with android or iOS.
ebradley says:
I am looking to get the yellow NL920. So, I wait. :-/
Samael Wang says:
Business phone without VPN support? Are you kidding?
Black Helicopter Steve says:
I agree about VPN support. Needs to happen. NO reason for it not to exist anyway.
lippidp says:
Yes. Windows Mobile had it moons ago. If customers are asking for it then they should deliver it. Plain and simple. Everyone that says "you don't need it" are freaking retarded. Yes, there are alternatives to VPN. However, if VPN is what's in place, what has been invested in, no one is going to rip and replace it because Microsoft's also-ran mobile OS doesn't support it. Totally failed thinking by what must be mostly non-IT people here.
TheArcaneFlame says:
I work in the IT Deptment for a small municiple government. Last year we upgraded all of our smartphones away from Blackberry. We gave our smartphone users (Department Heads, City Council, City Administrator, etc) the option of going with a Trophy or a Thunderbolt. (my Boss's decision to offer the Thunderbolt) Right off the bat we had ~15 of the people pick the Trophy. Those that didn't largely picked the Thunderbolt because it was 4G and they assumed that made it better. Since that time, we have had all but 2 or 3 of the Thunderbolt users switch over to Windows Phone (Trophy, 8x or Nokia 822) because they either had so many problems with the Thunderbolt or just didn't like it. Everyone of our employees who has switched loves their Windows Phone in comparison. Going forward that is all we will be offering because when it comes down to it, it's easier to use for many of our users, they have been rock solid and they just work seamlessly with our environment.
dogfish54 says:
Enterprise generally moves slowly and they really need to standardize where possible. The big issue with Windows phone is that they have shown up after the war has been lost to Apple, at least where I work.
It took a long time to work out how to support Apple devices; the investments have now been made to support those devices and now Windows Phone comes along and of course is different to both Blackberry and IOS. It doesn't help that there are still features missing and still promises that are yet to be fulfilled.
IOS devices aren't necessarily better, but regular people love them because they use them personally. BB10 has the same issue as Windows phone because it requires investment in an unproven platform that's not in high demand.
Being too late means that Microsoft are going to need to improve on execution in several areas or just keep moving forward slowly while your partners bear the brunt of your failure (HTC / Nokia); all the while perfecting making your own devices. The latter is the most likely outcome in my mind.
ejlee072006 says:
I dont use office... Starbucks!!! Really????I dont know anything about business but im sure WP will get better utilizing this.. The only reason why android is in this conversation is because msft was asleep for a long ass time.. Thank you..
lippidp says:
A keyboard opton would be nice.
TechnoTim says:
Blackberry never even made a ripple in our workplace because of one thing. Exchange mail. I see colleagues now at least taking a second look at windows phone but I think in order for it to snatch up more users and converts, they need to push tools and adverts on how easy it is to switch. Most folks think they will lose their iTunes, which is totally false. It's things like this that Microsoft needs to change. Get them in peoples hands and show them Office. Hand the out to people on the street or demo them there. Ben the PC guy needs an entourage. I'll volunteer.
lottidah says:
Can I ask a slight off-topic question? I notice a few of WPC's writers do this frequently: "Nokia have posted...". It should be Nokia HAS posted... So is that an international variation or something? Seriously not trying to be the grammar police, but have seen it so often here that I'm wondering if I'm missing something.
lippidp says:
This is the way they talk in the UK (and possibly elsewhere). They see the company (or other organization) as a group of people.
lottidah says:
Thanks, I wondered.
jsnod25 says:
This is true, whereas in the US a company is an individual entity, which is what makes all the difference in context and mentality of grammar use.
CoZmicShReddeR says:
I would love the day when I can walk around do my job and not have to sit at my Mind sucking Cube for any longer then I have too... Acutally I don't really mind sitting at my Cube would just like to see my phone be able to connect to the system and use my work email but have it set to show only when I am at work!
I hate having work crap on my phone when I am not working cause it makes me want to jump out of my skin when I look at it and see Apointments and Photo's for my job... I think the group thing is amazing concept but Microsoft needs to find a way to completely load another profile for work along with a way to take pictures and have them separate for work photo's...
I am thinking a completely extra session on the phone that we can switch out too... And a way to drag drop cut and paste stuff back and forth!
Would be even neat if the phone would use GPS or network to recognize when we were ariving to work or a site and say would you like to switch over to your other account now? :)
based_graham says:
I think the first major update next year will include alot of corporate features to complete with BB10.
lippidp says:
No point in dreaming. Until Microsoft makes an announcement business customers don't care. It is clear that WP is still consumer first and business second.
Cormango says:
We are looking for a new mobile solution. We currently have 200 BlackBerry devices deployed which are managed by BES 5. BES is by far the best MDM solution. Except it's missing the ability to manage other mobile operating systems. We've tested quite a few of them and we continously look back on BES.
We originally thought Mobile Fusion would answer all of our concerns. But we later realized that Mobile Fusion is nothing but a green MDM solution. The worst part? BES 10 won't be available when BB 10 devices are released. THis means the #1 feature we rely on, which is access to our internal network, will not be available. BES allows all of our current devices to tunnel through our network. We don't have to expose any of our applications to the world or rely on a pricey complicated VPN solution.
But this is all going to change. I've emailed a few people at Microsoft to further clarify whether VPN or Direct Access will be available on WP8 in the near future. It means a lot to us to have this ability. If not, we will be foreced to implement a VPNsolution which works with all mobile operating systems. I don't know of one... And the MDM solution we choose (Mobile Fusion, AirWatch, MobileIron, etc etc) will depend on this as well.
If Microsoft will support Direct Access, then I think our choice is quite simple. We will simply keep our existing BES server around for another year and implement a Direct Access server. Then any new devices will be Windows Phones.
Let's hope it works out that way.
CommonBlob says:
In my experience, running a bes server its been a source of pain. Buggy software, outages in Vodafone on multiple occasions while my wp7 device has been flawless. I'll be glad when its gone, ActiveSync does everything we need
JW888 says:
some people are off the subject, off the topic..........
jcw108 says:
One can burst the bubble of the commercial by simply pointing to the fact that WP8 is still lacking a working pdf reader app. As much as I like my Lumia 920 and WP8, but seriously, a business phone without the ability to open pdf documents?!
jcw108 says:
I am painfully aware of this, therefore my reference to a WORKING pdf reader app. That Microsoft app has failed to open 9 out of 10 pdf documents I threw at it, even the user manual of my Lumia could not be opened (!).
The fact that users have given that app so many one-star ratings shows that this is a widespread problem with WP8.
I stand by my original comment until MS fixes this beta version of an application or Adobe provides a working solution.
Edit: Thanks for the suggestion, anyway. :-)
David Karl says:
There are pdf reader apps for WP8.
jcw108 says:
Such as?
Again, please note that I am talking about WORKING pdf reader apps for WP8.
rider2040 says:
I agree. The current PDF Reader app is non- functional for a business user. Doesn't support password access, editing, etc.
I kind of laughed when I saw this video because support for business users is half-assed or incomplete in virtually every instance.
slmsd1968 says:
How about citrix? This phone would be perfect if I could get on citrix and use my work applications
empirsm says:
I think, there's still a big issue for IT-business MS should care about: 85010013
Have a look: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/winphone/forum/wp8-wpemail/getting-er...
Finchee says:
This might not be the best avenue to ask this question, but it is related to the Lumia 920 being a business smartphone. Does anyone know if WP8 allows an IT manager to remote wipe the contents of the phone?
mtg1974 says:
My company is headed towards requiring a VPN connection to access almost everything. Unfortunately iPhone and Apple can do it but sadly my Windows Phone cannot.
CommonBlob says:
I lead the design and setup for IT for a large private equity company and we have seen a massive decline in blackberry usage. Unfortunately they are moving to iPhones because they don't know any better and I jump through hoops day after day getting stuff to work. On wp8 its out of the box.
We did get 2 people buy a surface and they are loving it, we also plan to roll out hybrid touch devices for mobile users next year and distance ourselves from the awful apple experience for business.
InlineV says:
As a consultant who specializes in SCCM and endpoint systems management, I am exposed to IT firms across the country. Three of the last four clients that I worked with were using MobileIron for mobile device management. All three of them discouraged Android, preferred iOS and had zero interest in Blackberry. All of them were interested in Windows 8 and all of them were interested in using SCCM 2012 SP1 for MDM. With that said, they were happy with MobileIron particularly for BYOD. I know of other clients that have put their plans for internal iOS device issuance on hold because of Windows 8, WinRT, and WP8. Considering the built-in support for a virtual TPM, full application isolation and the enhanced capabilities for development between each form factor, I have to say that I agree with them.
hjmjr says:
I was hoping for s/mime support. It is definitely needed for business users.
dharmababa says:
Anyone else see the dark red Lumia 920 towards the end? Definitely looked like a different shade than the current red one...
InlineV says:
Oh and don't forget about support for two factor authentication. These days, VPN connectivity through a mobile device is rarely used. If you aren't using ISA or TMG to proxy MAPI over SSL, you are either way behind the curve or you are an SMB that has never heard of Office 365. Built-in support for DirectAccess without using TMG for 6to4 NAT is a HUGE advantage for Windows 8 with Server 2012. Offline provisioning using a Kerberos proxy using DirectAccess is just mind boggling. It is only a matter of time until that is extended to the WP8 platform for high security environments that require two factor authentication for tunneling.
InlineV says:
Yes, WP8 supports remote device wipe using the Exchange ActiveSync connector but it is capable of much more granular forms of management as well. IMO, Microsoft System Center App Controller will be a game changer for BYOD using WP8 and WinRT. You will also be able to enforce device encryption using BitLocker, and and remove Windows Apps and remove all company data without affecting personal device data. Who wouldn't want to be able to do that?
mcthump says:
You don't need or want a VPN for this--too many security problems. Just use an RDP app with TS Gateway. I use ConnectMe on WP8 to do this sort of thing almost every day.
AccentAE86 says:
I can't count how many business users carry a Blackberry for work, and a second phone for their personal "Fun" usage. Talk about inconvenient! I think WP8 is THE platform to bring people ALL of what they (the person and the IT department) want and need in one. MS should DEFINITELY be pushing it's business virtues HARDCORE.
joshingyou says:
I have to say Mobile Office on WP8 is not that great. I mean granted it has the best compatibility but features are really poor. I can only select like 5 text colors in Word and like 5 cell background colors in Excel (and there is no way to clear background color)? Lots of apps on Android and iOS can do better than that!
ilgulamc says:
I bought this Lumia 800 because I was coming from WM6.5 and I needed FULL outlook synch with tasks and cathegories... The Calendar, tasks and cathegories in WP7.5 is just lame... MS needs to update his calendar and task synch because this is just really poor. I know there are third party apps but they cannot use ms exchange infos!! I really miss WebIS Pocket Informant for WP.
lkaila says:
Indeed, it is strange that MS did absolutely no changes to the calendar in WP8, I wonder what they were thinking....
IamNabil says:
I run a managed service provider. We support windows phones and iPhones, but not android devices. Why? Because android, from a business perspective, is almost impossible to manage, not terribly secure, and so heavily fragmented that if I push a client to exchange 2010, half of the phones won't work, due to compatibility issues between android, pre 4.0, and EAS in exchange 2010.
procen says:
I know what you meant about security issues. I have a Nexus 7 and it's fairly new, and I don't know how the heck I got malware but when I tried to login to my facebook account whether its a third party apps or by browser, facebook sent me a message that wants to verify my authentication and when i check the link that they sent me it was saying that I'm trying to access my account from Texas. WTF! I ended up delete and restoring from factory config.
AMERICANRAJ says:
I'm not a techie and love reading all this tech talk. Go Nokia!
MrVol84 says:
ahh.. the elusive grey 920. Where art thou?
socialcarpet says:
Having a native Office suite on my phone has been invaluable to me. That combined with One Note and my grandfathered 25 GB of free SkyDrive space give me capability that none of my iPhone and Android toting coworkers can match.
rider2040 says:
Don't even get me started on all of the things that your iPhone and Android coworkers can do that you can't.
Kamal Shakir says:
like what, starbucks app?? lol
DarrenUtd says:
Windows Phone needs VPN capability before I can recommend it to my workers. I hope that happens soon.
Mr. Brown says:
MobileIron is releasing an update this month that will fully support WP8.
ilgulamc says:
Microsoft, where is full Exchange synch with tasks categories?!
dalydose says:
Love that they are using YouTube to show why Windows Phone is better for business than Google's Android.
M_Lyons10 says:
This is all great, and very valid selling points for business, but in order for WP to gain market share in the enterprise, business level features like VPN Support (specifically SSL VPN) need to be included on the platform. These features may not be used by everyone, but are INCREDIBLY important to enterprise customers.
Kamal Shakir says:
Love my Nokia Lumia 920... Love WP8, Love microsoft. Problem? I'm a network engineer experienced with Cisco routers/switches/firewalls. I've yet to find a decent app that actually runs a good SSH client. WP7.5 had a ssh client that i downloaded for WP8, oddly doesnt work. I upgraded my Windows 7 to Windows 8, SSH emulator in the Microsoft store doesnt work on Desktop edition of Windows 8, only RT... wth? And then no VPN built in? WM6.5 has VPN, and WP7-8 doesnt?? Cmon Microsoft, step your game up just a little, don't pitch at businesses just yet untill you get those apps and clients up and running, IMHO!


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AT&T contributes more than $1 million to dropout prevention initiative
BOSTON, March 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- City Year, a national organization that unites young people for a year of service in high-need urban schools, is teaming up with AT&T to help keep students in school and on track to succeed.
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AT&T has contributed nearly $1.2 million to help support City Year's year-round work in schools, including the organization's role in an innovative partnership designed to help turn around the nation's most challenged schools. City Year's Diplomas Now partnership includes City Year, Communities In Schools, and Johns Hopkins Talent Development Secondary.
AT&T's contribution will support students in Chicago, IL, Columbus, OH, Little Rock, AR, Los Angeles, and Sacramento, CA
"Through Aspire, we are driving innovation in education by supporting proven programs that address the high school dropout crisis," said Beth Adcock Shiroishi, Vice President of Sustainability and Philanthropy, AT&T. "The Diplomas Now program brings together three leading dropout prevention organizations and their combined impact will help even more students succeed."
"We are deeply grateful to AT&T for its generous investment in City Year and for its national leadership on addressing the high school dropout crisis," said City Year CEO and Co-Founder Michael Brown. "Every 26 seconds a student drops out of high school in America – it's an education and economic crisis that we have to turn around. City Year AmeriCorps members – who are near-peers to the students they serve and highly motivated to get results – can help students get back on track to graduate by dedicating a year of full-time service in high-need urban schools. We are so grateful to partner with AT&T in this important work."
The funding will support City Year's work with students in five cities: Chicago, Columbus, Little Rock, Los Angeles and Sacramento. In three of these markets, the funding will be used to impact students in four schools where Diplomas Now is in place – Thomas Jefferson High School and Manual Arts Senior High School in Los Angeles, Linden McKinley STEM Academy in Columbus, and John Hope College Preparatory High School in Chicago.
A total of 1,300 students will receive direct support, including academic and social-emotional interventions for rising tenth grade students provided by a team of City Year corps members as part of their year of service. In addition, the contribution will support:
The funding for the sites in Little Rock and Sacramento will be used to deploy U.S. AmeriCorps members as tutors, mentors and role models. All City Year corps members proudly serve as AmeriCorps members, a federal program that deploys community volunteers and full-time national service members to meet pressing local challenges.
The support is part of AT&T Aspire, AT&T's $350 million commitment to education. With more than 1 million students impacted since its launch in 2008, the AT&T Aspire program is one of the nation's largest corporate commitments focused on helping more students graduate from high school ready for college and careers. AT&T Aspire drives innovation in education through investing locally in organizations making a measureable difference in stemming the high school dropout crisis; connecting people through its employees and customers; and seeking exponential change through national partnerships and technology and innovation.
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This essay was adapted from a speech he gave at a convocation on lawyer independence jointly sponsored by the New York State Institute on Professionalism in the Law and the New York State Judicial Institute. Read "General Counsel are One Conscience of the Company," a rebuttal to Weber's speech by former General Electric GC Ben Heineman Jr.
I recently gave a speech on the issue of lawyer independence, particularly as it applies to corporate counsel. Having practiced law for nearly 40 years, as both an in-house and outside counsel, I certainly have views on this topic, some of which may be within the legal mainstream, others less so. Either way, the independence of in-house counsel has been under scrutiny for some time, and the issue remains worthy of careful and critical examination.
Before I set forth my own observations, I want to distinguish between the terms "independence" and "objectivity." Lawyers know that our advice must be independent in the sense that it must be given to our client free of improper influence or inappropriate external considerations, including, perhaps especially, personal considerations. We also know that we are not wholly independent from our client, because we are professionally obliged to represent our client's interest as fully as the law permits. On the other handand here is a difference that makes a differencelawyers have a special responsibility to maintain a sense of professional objectivity, and avoid becoming intoxicated by the enthusiasm of our clients for a certain result. With that in mind, let me set out four basic propositions:
- I reject the notion that in-house counsel are under greater threat to independence than lawyers at outside firms. I do not believe that objective data supports that notion, nor is such an assertion consistent with my experience.
- One real threat to the perception of in-house counsel's independence comes from in-house counsel themselvesby too quickly referring controversial or high-profile matters to outside counsel.
- The general counsel does have a unique role to play in the C-suite. I'll offer thoughts on what any senior in-house lawyer should do to demonstrate that he deserves to be a full participant in the company's senior deliberations.
- Finally, I will set forth my objections to the assertion, often recited these days, that in-house lawyers are there to serve as the conscience of the corporation. There are many roles for the general counsel to play. Being the corporate Jiminy Cricket is not one of them.
Let me start with my belief that in-house counsel are under no greater threat to independence than lawyers at outside firms. In saying this, I am not minimizing the threats to an in-house lawyer's obligation to render independent legal advice. Those threats are real and lurk in many places. Rather, I am rejecting the notion that the threats are demonstrably greater than those presented to other lawyers.
In fact, these concerns are neither limited to in-house counsel nor are they new. To illustrate, let me quote Felix Frankfurter, who penned a memoir more than 50 years ago that included a richly descriptive portrait of how a lawyer can lose his professional soul in service to a demanding client. Regarding a railroad tycoon and the "boot-licking deference" paid by his cadre of lawyers, he wrote: "If it means that you should be that kind of a subservient creature to have the most desirable clients, the biggest clients in the country, if that's what it means to be a leader of the bar, I never want to be a leader of the bar. The price of admission is too high."
As we know, the private bar's loss eventually turned into a gain for academia and the judiciary. But Frankfurter's broader point is perfectly valid today. In our day the most commonly cited argument about the threat to independence for the in-house lawyer is also the least critically analyzed argument, and that is the claim that the in-house lawyer cannot be independent or objective because he is employed by one and only one client, with his livelihood dependent on that client. This is a theme one sees repeatedly; it was the argument adopted by the European Court of Justice in the Akzo Nobel Chemical case, where that court held that Europe's version of the attorney-client privilege did not apply to in-house counsel because attorney independence was lacking.
Here in the United States, this claim is often found in the literature unaccompanied by empirical evidence, and purportedly supported by comparisons to the outside lawyer who, it is said, is in a meaningfully different position because she can better spread her employment risk across multiple clients. I respectfully disagree.
In large law firms, where lawyers have so-called books of transportable business, their financial future depends upon their ability to retain this business. It directly affects their compensation, their power in the firm, and is their vehicle for moving from one firm to another in search of a higher payout. For these lawyers, their employment risk is not at all diversified; it is highly contingent upon their ability to retain the work of a core group of clients. Indeed, firms of all sizes now employ metrics against partners, assessing their revenue generation. And even putting money aside, what lawyer wants to lose a client once gained?
We who are in-house are in no way immune from threats to independence, but these threats are not rooted in our employer. Whether we are speaking of independence to render advice, or mediate disputes in the executive ranks, or halt wrongdoing, the real threat comes from within. Is our in-house lawyer so concerned about her position, her executive status, or her compensation that she dare not venture a contrary opinion and becomes, in Justice Frankfurter's vivid term, a "subservient creature"? Is our outside lawyer, in a firm large or small, so concerned about her clients and partners in the law firm that she does not risk giving unwelcome advice? Is the senior associate on track to make partner prepared to say no to the client on whom his advancement may depend? Is the solo practitioner in a small town prepared to bear the town's opprobrium for a controversial representation?
These and countless similar examples make plainto me, in any eventthat it is not the employer or the partnership or size of the law firm that affects the lawyer's independence. It is more mundane motives of the type laid bare centuries ago by the likes of Sophocles and Shakespearemotives such as human pride and selfishness. These observations are neither original nor new, and they are surely not limited to those who practice law. We could quote any of the great philosophers or religious leaders, but I'll quote only two of my favorites. The Roman poet Horace wrote: "He will always be a slave who does not know how to live upon a little." For a modern perspective, listen to Upton Sinclair: "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it."
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Caroline Schroder
The inclination or the perceived need for counsel to act as 'company conscience' surely varies with the perceived 'tone at the top', There have been more than a few companies where a conscience in the board room and the C-suite could have made the difference between solid performance and fraud, or at least solid performance and 'irrational exuberance'. The 'tone at the top' does not necessarily trickle down and it is not beyond reason to have one top officer and reporting department committed to understanding cost-benefit analysis and profit but consciously defending the line between right and wrong just in case the 'tone' lacks fiber and the accounting gets slick,
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The six-member team showed its goal of reaching the final at the Olympics is well within reach after placing among the world�s top teams gearing up for the Games.
In the three ribbon-two hoops group final, the Olympic favourites from Russia took the gold with 28.225 points. Belarus was second with 27.400 points and Italy third with a score of 27.325.
Canada had 25.600 points in a tight battle among teams ranked fifth to eighth.
"Our goal going into the competition was to make one final and in that final to compete with no major mistakes and we accomplished that," said Alexandra Landry of Toronto. "On day two we were much stronger and stuck all our elements with no drops."
Other members of the team are Anjelika Reznik, Anastasiya Muntyanu, and Rose Cossar, all of Toronto, Kelsey Titmarsh of Thornhill, Ont., and Katrina Cameron of Mississauga, Ont.
"With three weeks of training left until we step into the Olympic village, we're already feeling ready," said Landry.
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"Two nights before prayer ministry, the Lord showed me in a dream that my flesh had to die. My own strength and coping mechanisms needed to be replaced by dependence on Jesus alone. I was led to forgive those parts of me which had worked hard to protect me, but had actually hindered my full healing and release. Generational sins were forgiven and strongholds dismantled. I laid down burdens and received the covenant of rest that God had waiting for me all along. Since the ministry I have felt much more confident, because now my trust is more fully in God. This new wholeness is already being outworked in relationships: in the past when I felt rejected by a particular person I would withdraw, but after ministry I found I could press through the rejection and reach out in love. Moreover, I was able to share the story of Passover with a family member who had been hostile towards things of the spirit. Thank you Jesus for the new life and freedom! Ursula" - Ursula R. on April 2nd, 2013 | |
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"I feel a calm. I feel that my burden is lighter. I feel hope, I saw the wall that I have put up and I saw Jesus' face. The wall is crumbling." - Ann on February 11th, 2013 | |
"I came out of obedience for what I believe the Lord was asking me to come for. I believe he has taken me to the next step in my journey. I will keep walking in faith. Thank you AHR Team!" - Joseph on February 11th, 2013 | |
"First time I went too the healing room, I only ask the Lord for guidance in my life. In their form that I need to fill up, they have the question that says "Do youhave been baptized by the Holy Spirit' I thought, wait a minute, I thought I have the Holy Spirit when I receive Jesus. So I get my Bible and read everything about it. Then I realize it is the gift from God for every believer. In 2 weeks I went back to the Healing Room to ask for the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. And God met me. In a supernatural way. I started speaking in tongues. 2 distince tongues my husband told me 4 hours I speak in tongues. The heaven roared in a form of Hail Storm. (Aug. 8) I told my husband It's the God Almighty and I started praising Him. with my hands lift up and just praising Him in tongues. Every believer should ask for it. An just get it. And the Lord will meet you. To God be all the Glory forever and ever. Amen" - Andrea on August 15th, 2012 | |
"I received prayer in the Healing Rooms for the first time on July 9, 2012. After having prayer, the Lord revealed some things in my life that were holding me and my family. I then obeyed by taking a stand in my home and correcting those things that were hindering me and my family. My life has turned around and the lives of my children are different. There is such peace, joy and love that I feel now. I can truly see a change in my life and my walk with God." - Avis M. on July 16th, 2012 | |
"Those praying for me imparted the love of the Father. I was healed of low self-image. I was reassured of God's Love and Calling on my life and for my children" - Rose N. on March 17th, 2012 | |
"When I came into the Healing Room, I was totally overwhelmed mentally. I had to learn many tasks as being an election judge for an upcoming election. (May 2012). I had no idea how I was going to learn everything I needed to know. When I was prayed for I felt a peace come over me. I knew God was going to be with me to help me do all of this. The peace they imparted to me is really what I needed." - Betty M. on May 12th, 2012 | |
"I came to receive a Unity and a Greater Compassion, Wisdom and Knowledge to walk closer with Jesus. I received a confirmation of everything I have been hearing from God. All the prayer points of the prayer practitioners were right on target. I feel much stronger in walking in Relationship with Christ and in my gifts and callings." - Cindy B. on May 12th, 2012 | |
"I started coming to the Healing Rooms back in Sept 2011. I came in with a heavy and hurting heart that I have carried around since I was a child. I've had this baggage with me since I was very little and had been deeply oppressed with such a heaviness. Finally in April of 2012, I came in and had a major breakthrough. I came in for prayer and one of the women asked me to repeat a prayer of forgiveness for my entire family and myself! That single prayer opened up such a freedom in my heart that I have only dreamt about! The stronghold have been broken, and I can now grow healthy in my relationship with Jesus. WOW!!! Such Freedom!! I am ever so grateful for the Healing Rooms and all the work they do for God. God is so loving and faithful. And yes, He hears our most heartfelt cries!" - Amber C. on May 1st, 2012 | |
"I started going to the healing room a couple days after my Dad was left half-paralyzed from a severe stroke, which was about 6 weeks ago (Nov 12th). I was suffering emotionally from both the news of the stroke and from my Mom having blamed my Dad's stroke on me in front of family! Also, the fact that I did not defend my wife when my mother mistreated her (understatement) in the hospital left my wife feeling sad. Even though I personally observed my Mom mistreat my wife for the second time, I did not want to actually acknowledge this or deal with it. I chose to stay at the home of a person who I thought was a friend for a couple weeks. Although it was extremely difficult to be physically separated from my wife and two year old girl, I listened to my "friend" who encouraged me to divorce her. Later I found out that he was actually interested in and had tried to be with my wife! I regret to admit that I partially filled out the divorce paperwork to file. The anxiety became so profound, that I experienced what felt like a panic attack one evening, leaving me unable to breathe for a short period of time! My stress-induced acid reflux syndrome had resurfaced, making it hard to sleep and my spit tasted like blood. Some weeks, the only time I even saw my wife and daughter was when we met to pray with Terry and Bart at the Healing Room on Mondays. Furthermore, my wife was burdened by the fact that I did not believe her when she told me that my mother and former friend had intentions to separate our family. I thought that my wife was simply jealous of them and basically making it all up! But my wife prayed fervently, both in the Healing Room and at home, and for God to expose these people and open my eyes. Both my wife and I observed new ways to pray in the Healing Room, empowering us to pray more effectively. I started to feel more equipped and began to lead my family in prayer at home. As a critical thinker, and not one to normally acknowledge the supernatural without evidence. However, I literally felt like I'd lost 20 pounds of dead weight after the first time they prayed for me in the Healing Room. Recently the dishonorable intentions / character of both my mother and former friend were both exposed beyond the shadow of a doubt, and I'm no longer struggling with guilt or hate. Today I'm back in the house with my family, the stomach acid is no longer an issue, and my wife and I are closer physically and spiritually than ever. We now have hope and a beautiful future in Christ. I don't think we'd have stayed together without the support of the Healing Room and Terry, who went WAY above and beyond for us. We plan on participating and hopefully one day serving in the Healing Room ministry as a family, and are believing that in the near future we will be in a position to express our gratitude financially. Thank you so much for letting God bless us through you!" - Tony L. on February 15th, 2012 | |
"WHERE DO I BEGIN My Father God has done so many miracles for me and my family that I don't know where to begin. When I saw no light at the end of the dark tunnel my Lord remained faithful as He promised he would. Thank you Jesus and all my prayer partners at the Oxnard Healing Rooms. Satan tried to steel, kill and destroy my family and I almost gave up but I listened to God and not the enemy. My Father in Heaven, God, brought my husband back to his first love Jesus Christ. Praise the Lord!!! The devil tried to destroy our marriage and family and still does but our God remains faithful. Thank you Jesus" - Veronica J. on November 18th, 2011 | |
"The Lord has been wanting me to put him first in everything. The prayer team was sensitive to the Holy Spirit direction and they began to pray for God to heal my heart from disappointment and disillusion from man. He assured me through prayer that I could trust and lean on him and there is no greater love than his. Only God is the One!" - Anita D. on June 12th, 2011 | |
"Laura, My life is changing! It really is ! " - Anonymous on October 5th, 2009 | |
"I came for prayer regarding generational unbelief. When the issues were prayed for ungodly soul-ties were broken with my parents. Prayer was then made for me to receive all that had been withheld from my life. As one of the lady members of the team laid hands on me I felt what I can only describe as the mother-love of God flow into my life. All that night I kept waking to waves of love flowing over me. For the first time I felt free to love emotionally. Even my wife could see the immediate change in me. In the past I have experienced God's love practically; now I know what that feels like emotionally. Thanks to a loving God." - Colin S. on December 2nd, 2009 | |
"The Holy Spirit did "great things" for me today! I received physical heeling for arthritis in my knees -- I was able to "jump for joy" in the waiting room with many witnesses. I also received emotional healing which was very humbling. By praying to rebuke satan in the many ways he is trying to "do me in." There is therefore no condemnation for I'm in Christ Jesus. I'm assured of His love for me in the past hour and I know that He will never leave me or forsake me and that He is preparing a special room in heaven while I live in my twilight years." - Ruth S. on July 1st, 2009 | |
"The Lord has been wanting me to keep coming in for prayer. Everytime He does a new thing. Today He met me in a wonderful way. The prayer team was sensing that He wanted to heal my heart from childhood hurts. My earthly father committed suicide a week before my fifth birthday. The Lord showed me a picture of Himself standing at the funeral. The memory I had was that I was alone from that day on. Well when He shoed me this memory of Him there at the funeral I saw Him pick me up as the little girl and hold me. The truth was - I was never alone. He has always been with me, wanting to love me greater than I have ever known! The glory was so bright and healing." - BreAnn F. on October 6th, 2009 | |
"Laura, Just got back....it's midnight Thursday night. God's peace, presence & love saw me through this. Thank you so much for your prayers & counsel. The Dentist was amazing! He cleaned all of my teeth, drilled & filled my wisdom tooth, removed the infected bone graft / cavitation, removed the broken tooth, & filled another small cavity. I was sedated & don't remember anything. The procedure lasted four hours. I didn't have any pain. Both he & his wife are Christians, the environment was nurturing & caring. The Lord really blessed me. My incredulous description to my dentist regarding the total absence of pain, bleeding or swelling brought a bemused response from him. He said, "I would think that would be a good thing." It was & is but I was told so many other things by other dentists. That I would need a pain killer twice as strong as Vicodin, that there would be bruising & swelling. I actually feel wonderful & have since the surgery was done. Removing that much infection has had a very positive effect on my body. My knee is fine! The trip home was much easier walking thru the airports. No stiffness or pain anywhere in my body! I'm going to work in the morning.I praise Him & thank Him for his goodness. " - Linda on August 2nd, 2009 | |
"Back pain left completely while I was waiting for prayer. Prayer was being ministered to another person for back pain at the time I received healing from back pain. My Legs and arms were visibly aligned by the Holy Spirit during prayer. The tangible peace of God was present. Just minutes after receiving prayer in the healing room for God to mend broken family relationships I received a phone call during church service from my mom who had not spoken to me in 7 years. Within the next couple of weeks I received another call from my very best friend who was like a brother to me in high school and during the conversation our relationship was mended as well.We had not spoken in 5-6 years. Praise God!" - Mike F. on March 2nd, 2008 | |
"dear people of GOD, I thank you for your prayer support. I ask 2 month ago for prayer concernign many things, espacially direction and guidance. Now, it seems to be an open door for me to go to Israel, for ministry in a prayer house. As soon as I heared it, I was so happy, cause this is what I wanted. I ecperience blessing and God working in me peace, healing, majurity. SO I thank everyone." - Anne B. on April 20th, 2009 | |
"In the past 2 months we have seen an increase in visible physical healing: Lady came in with a walker, scheduled for knee surgery the following Monday. Knees completely healed, walked out without walker, no surgery needed. Man, age 42, came in for deliverance from crack/cocaine, which he had been using since he was 15 years old. Left saved, healed, and no withdrawal effects...Halleluiah Family of 9 renewed in their hope, love and life. Their testimony is our family is back together. We haven't felt this much love ever! A young mother left her abusive marriage, came to healing rooms for prayer and direction - left saved, and ready to believe Jesus love her, and her heart is ready to receive more of Him. Hope restored! Woman's cancer healed in her back." - Karen D. on November 12th, 2008 | |
"Abba Father has restored my relationship with my 31 year old daughter. We have been apart for nineteen years due to bad choices I had made. The other night at 11:00 pm I received a phone call from her and she told me she needs me in her life and loves me. Then Jesus opened her heart and ears as He allowed me to pour His living water into her heart. I could feel His fiery love and presence touch her heart. Glory to God. He mends the broken hearted." - Ruth F. on August 20th, 2008 | |
"The Lord gave me a vision where He took the black robe of unrighteousness off of me and replaced it with the white robe of righteousness. He also healed me of pain in my colon." - Cindy C. on May 12th, 2008 | |
"God has been preparing my heart. I feel that I have been given confirmation through prayer that I am on the right track. Today was a wonderful filling up station in prayer.It is very comforting to know that I have prayer support. I am willing to submit to God so that he can continue tthe work that he has begun.God's perfect love will help me as I am working through many family issues. I am excited about the work God is going to do!" - Linda A. on June 1st, 2008 | |
"I received revelation through prayer about things I have been praying about. I am learning to walk closer to the Lord and shine as a light even through struggles and trials. When the healing room team ministered in prayer I could see where the enemy had a hold on me. God is working on my heart and mind.I choose to let the Lord direct me so that I can become the person God intends me to be.Thank You for your anointed prayers." - Debby R. on June 1st, 2008 | |
"I have received prayer for a spot and bumps on my nose. Over the past 2 visits the prayers for healing have been working. I do not know if the spots and bumps are cancerous but they wouldn't go away. One large spot is nearly gone. While being prayed for I received an incredible feeling of peace and wellness.I have a joy in my heart because I know the Lord will heal me and make me whole again!" - Jill G. on June 1st, 2008 | |
"Every single word that was spoken in prayer was something that I have prayed about over the past month. Specific things were touched on that I had not shared, yet the Holy Spirit revealed them. While praying over my knees Laura specifically spoke about the blood flowing freely through my knees. I had not shared that I had blood clots. I know that healing began today in my soul. I am beginning a stronger more secure walk with my Lord. Unforgiveness was broken off and the tangible peace of God was ministered." - Debbie R. on April 6th, 2008 | |
"The Lord has done so much for me. My sons and boyfriend have accepted the Lord as Savior in answer to my prayers. The Lord healed me of a skin rash after I repented of unforgiveness. He healed a sprained ankle. He has given me peace of mind." - Colleen N. on September 12th, 2006 | |
"I wanted to thank all of you for sharing God's gifts of healing with me. It has been a huge blessing to my soul. I am taking back the fire of the Spirit to stand in the gap--to be Jesus, for so many men that are not living for Christ. For so many who believe in Jesus, but their flames are only a flicker among the shadows. God has healed me, he will continue to strengthen me and help me to take my faith, my healing, my passion for a "life worth living" to any who will listen. Thank you, Jesus, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. My heart is new, but my soul has been released to serve God again. I lost that spark and now it's a flame!" - Sean T. on September 23rd, 2005 | |
"I came in for a fresh anointing and left with a healed back and elbow and a new tenderness towards the Lord and a new ministry and hunger for the Word." - Michael W. on August 25th, 2000 | |
"I thank God for showing me He is here with me even when I feel alone. He also showed me I need to lean on Him and feed upon His word. I need to put in tapes, sing or read the word. I am going to watch my mouth, what I say...I am healed in Jesus Name!!!" - Kathy S. on March 18th, 2006 | |
"I was delivered from mistrust of God and a victim spirit going back to incest as a child. Also healing of my glands. Healing of pain in my knee. Glory to God!" - Sharon M. on April 27th, 2005 | |
"I lost some of my zeal for the Lord, the world closed in around me! Today prayers made me happy and joyful all over." - Roy F. on February 24th, 2006 | |
"Today God set me free to love Him as my Father and to love Him to love me. I had not yet been able to experience a Father's love because of past hurts. Forgiveness was a must! Thank you, Daddy! I was also healed from a constant pain in my right rib when "past things" were released from me. They were like a heavy ball and chain--Now the pain is gone. I am excited to walk in this fresh relationship with Him and expect great things." - Cheryl M. on June 8th, 2002 | |
"Toenail healed up after being ripped almost off a few weeks ago. The pain in my buttocks is gone, in less than a week, having improved immediately after prayer in the healing rooms. I can sit and drive without pain. My luke-warmness towards God and His word left when holy laughter hit me during prayer. " - Betsy H. on October 14th, 2005 | |
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Phillips Fund Recipients
Arndt, Grant P., Iowa State University
"Indian News": Ho-Chunk Media Activism as Ethnohistorical Resource
Bliss, Heather, University of British Columbia
The Syntax of Nominal Expressions in Blackfoot
Button, Emily, Brown University
Homeward Bound: Reimagining Native Communities in the Commercial Whaling Era
Emmons, Nichlas, Ball State University
Adaptation and Sustainability: A Comparative Study of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan and the Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Fortney, Jeffrey L., University of Oklahoma
Race, Identity, and Power in the Choctaw Nation
Haynes, Joshua S., University of Georgia
Theft and Violence on the Creek-Georgia Frontier, 1763–1812
Hinzo, Angel M., University of California, Davis
One People, Two Nations: A Comprehensive History of the Winnebago/Ho-Chunk Peoples
Hutchinson, Corinne, Georgetown University
The Morphosyntax of Child Code-Mixing: Evidence from Bilingual Navajo-English Speakers
Lappas, Thomas J., Nazareth College (New York)
Temperance Movements Among the Haudenosaunee, 1830–1930
Lyon, John, University of British Columbia
Copular Predication in Okanagan Salish
Manzano-Munguia, Maria C., Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
Economic and Social Experiences of Indigenous "Forced Transnationalism" Across Borderlands: Mexico and the United States
Martin, Alexandra G., College of William and Mary
"Teâno wonck nippée am, I will be here by and by again": Memory and Movement on the Narragansett Landscape
Merriot, Ivy, Montana State University
The History of Indigenous Astronomy (Sky-Earth) Pedagogies Associated with the Big Horn Medicine Wheel and the A'aninin (Gros Ventres) of Montana
Miller, Douglas K., University of Oklahoma
Urban Relocation and American Indian Initiative, 1940s–1960s
Moss, Meredith, Arizona State University
Miss Navajo Nation's English: Variation and Ideology in Heritage Language Role Models and Advocates
Pollak, Margaret E., University of Wisconsin, Madison
An Ethnohistorical Study of Diabetes in an Urban American Indian Community
Rosen, Bryan, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Semantic and Grammatical Relations of Ojibwe Verb Stems
Silverman, David J., George Washington University
Firearms and the Transformation of Native America
Smith, Tash B., St. Gregory's University
"Capture These Indians for the Lord": The Development of Christianity Among Kiowa and Comanche Communities in Western Oklahoma in the Early Twentieth Century
Smyth, Edward G., University of California, Santa Cruz
The Natchez Diaspora: A History of Indigenous Displacement and Survival in the Atlantic World
Trueman, Alexandra, University of Arizona
Compounding Verbs in Arizona Hiaki
Uchihara, Hiroto, University at Buffalo, State University of New York
A Study of Cherokee Tones
Whalen, Kevin, University of California, Riverside
Beyond School Walls: Indian Education in Southern California, 1902-1946
Wilner, Isaiah, Yale University
The Broken Coast: A Journey to the Edge of Thought
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- Southwest Ceremonialism, Identity, and Experience in the Southern Plains
- Arnold, Laurie, The Newberry Library
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- Blackburn Morrow, Jesse, University of Oregon
- Linguistic Restructuring of Umatilla Sahaptin
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- Phonological Variation in Gitksan
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- Will West Long-Ga-Du-Gi Project
- Carpenter, Kristen A., University of Denver College of Law
- Cherokee Land and Language in Treaty Interpretation
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- The Gulf Coast and the War for America
- Hancock, Robert L. A., University of Victoria
- Anthropology and Indigenous Resistance to Mega-Project Developments in the Canadian North, 1970-1980
- Johannsdottir, Kristin M., University of British Columbia
- Tense and Aspect in Gitksan
- Kan, Sergei, Dartmouth College
- The Vincent Soboleff Photograph Collection and the Ethnohistory of Killisnoo, a Native Alaskan Community, 1890s-1920s
- Lindsay, Brendan, University of California, Riverside
- California's Indian Genocide, 1846-1900
- Miranda, Deborah, Washington and Lee University
- The Light from Carissa Plains
- Muller, Kathryn V., Queen's University
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- Murray, Sarah E., Rutgers University
- Encoding Point of View: Evidentiality in Cheyenne
- Palmer, Jr., Gus, University of Oklahoma
- Kiowa Dictionary Project
- Snyder, Christina N., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Identity, Race, and Power in the Contested American South
- Walker, Jessica A., University of Oklahoma
- Native Christianity Among the Absentee Shawnee
- Willmott, Cory C., Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville
- Great Lakes Algonquian Dress in Intercultural Relations, 1760-1930
- Anoatubby, Joe M., University of North Carolina
- The Chickasaw People, 1785-1860
- Barker, Alexander W., Dallas Museum of Natural History
- The Powhatan Paramountcy, 1560-1612
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- Investigation of Hidatsa Grammar
- Cowell, James A., University of Colorado
- Arapaho Verbal Morphology
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- Women and Repatriation
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- The Deerfield Massacre and the Northeastern Frontier
- Jones, Timothy W., University of Arizona
- History of the Western Cherokee
- Kim, Eun-Sook, University of British Columbia
- Glottalization in Nuu-chah-nulth
- Laverty, Philip B., University of New Mexico
- The Esselen, an Unacknowledged California Indian People
- Miller, Gwenn A., Duke University
- Native women and Russian Men in Alaska, 1784-1820
- Oakley, Christopher A., University of Tennessee
- American Indian Identity in Eastern North Carolina
- Obermeyer, Brice M., University of Oklahoma
- Historical Transformation of Pojoaque Pueblo
- Pickering, Kathleen A., Colorado State University
- Cash Consumption and Labor Allocations on the Pine Ridge Reservation
- Shackelford, Alan G., Indiana University
- The American Bottom: Crossroads of Early America
- Shepherd, Jeffrey P., Arizona State University
- The Hualapai Nation in the Twentieth Century
- Sweet, John W., Catholic University of America
- The Narragansett and the Move to Brothertown
- Znamenski, Andrei A.., Alabama State University
- Dena'ina Indians and the Russian Orthodox Church, 1849-1867
- Zuyderhoudt, Lea M., Leyden University
- Accounts of Blackfoot Women
- Bales, Rebecca
- The Modoc Tribe of the Lower Pacific Northwest: Survival in the Nineteenth Century
- Bell, Genevieve
- The Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 1879-1918
- Campana, Mark
- Passamaquoddy Syntax
- Carson, James T.
- The Mississippi Choctaws and the Market Revolution in the Early Nineteenth Century
- Cummins, Bryan D.
- John Honigmann's Ethnographic Work in Attawapiskat, Ontario
- Doherty, Robert
- Chippewa Family Culture, 1860-1930
- Elliott, Eric
- Mountain Cahuilla Texts
- Epstein, Richard
- Analysis of -pu in Jamul Diegueño
- Field, Margaret
- Navajo Conversational Discourse
- Gick, Bryan
- Oneida Language Lexicon
- Griffin, Dennis
- Effects of Euroamerican Contact on Nunivak Island, Alaska
- Hatton, Orin T.
- Ghost Dance-era Songs of the Arapaho Crowdance
- Jackson, Jason B.
- Ethnohistory of Yuchi Social and Religious Institutions
- Kreitzer, Matthew E.
- Edition of Letters by a Northwestern Shoshone, 1906-1929
- Miller, Susan A.
- The Seminole Context of Wild Cat's Leadership, 1838-1850
- Parezo, Nancy J.
- Frederic H. Douglas and American Indian Women's Clothing
- Potter, Brian C.
- The Verb in San Carlos Apache
- Ramsey, William L.
- The 1715 Indian War against South Carolina
- Saler, Bethel
- Transformation of the Green Bay and Prairie du Chien Settlements, 1787-1860
- Sheidley, Nathaniel J.
- Moravian Mission to the Cherokees, 1765-1815
- Tetzloff, Jason M.
- Henry Roe Cloud, Winnebago Leader
- Thornes, Tim -
- Texts of Yahooskin, a Northern Paiute Subdialect
- Wash, Suzanne M.
- The West Point Dialect of Northern Sierra Miwok
- Woodsum, Jo Ann
- Representations.of Zuni Women, 1870-1920
- Zissu, Erik M.
- Western American Indian Resistance to Conscription during World War I
- Anderson, Laura L.
- Sisseton-Wahpeton Collections of A. B. Skinner and Amos One Road
- Bank, Rosemarie K.
- Staging the 'Native' in American Theatre Culture, 1793-1893
- Bernsten, Deborah
- Ottawa Responses to Western Culture, 1820-1835
- Dahlstrom, Amy
- Fox Syntax and Discourse Functions
- Elliott, Eric
- Cahuilla Oral Traditions
- Ethridge, Robbie
- Benjamin Hawkins and the Creek Indians in the Eighteenth Century
- Fitzgerald, Colleen M.
- Tohono Olodham Traditional Songs
- Gulig, Anthony G.
- Government-Indian Relations in Northern Saskatchewan and Wisconsin, 1905-1950
- House, Deborah E.
- Language and Ideology in a Navajo School and Community
- Ichihashi, Kumiko
- Clause Combining in Hualapai
- Kibrik, Andrej A.
- Navajo Transitivity Marking and Discourse Structure
- Kracht, Benjamin R.
- Ethnohistory of Kiowa Belief Systems, 1833-1994
- Lawson, Michael
- Anthropological Expeditions to Native American Communities in the Southwest, 1879-1914
- Lichtenfeld, Daniel
- Relation between Tewa Speech and Song
- Linn, Mary S.
- Yuchi Phonology
- Macaulay, Monica
- Topics in Karuk Syntax
- Melnar, Lynette R.
- Caddo Verb Stem Morphology
- Norcross, Amoena B.
- Verbal Affixes and Categories in Shawnee
- Oberg, Michael L.
- Indians and Englishmen, 1585-1835
- Orser, Brenda
- Prosodic Case-marking in Spokane, Interior Salish
- Potts, Steve J.
- Federal Policy toward Native Americans: the Standing Rock Lakota
- Ruff, Rowena McC.
- Moravian Missionaries among the Cherokee in the Early Nineteenth Century
- Wallace, Pamela S.
- Historical Research in the Yuchi Community
- Wash, Suzanne M.
- Northern Sierra Miwok
- Waterman, Kees-Jan
- Ethnohistory of Intercultural Contacts in New Netherland, 1609-1664


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