(Suggested by Windows IT Pro reader Quesne, additional feedback by Robert Rosen.)Īnother Apple-produced adapter, this one allows the iPad/iPad2 to be connected to a HDMI-compatible display for even larger display output options. This adapter allows the iPad (and iPad 2) to be connected to a VGA monitor, which makes the iPad more useful as a presentation tool - as long as the iPad app you're using supports VGA output.
If you're faced with the prospect of supporting an iPad deployment in your organization, I've put together a short list of accessories and applications that some readers have found useful when it comes to getting the iPad to function in an office environment. Technology is not always about productivity." "It is more than just the latest consumer gadget and CEOs and business leaders should initiate a dialogue with their CIOs about if they have not already done so.organizations need to recognize that there are soft benefits in a device of this type in the quest to improve recruitment and retention. "It is not usually the role of the CEO to get directly involved in specific technology device decisions, but Apple's iPad is an exception," said Prentice. In a report on the iPad published last November, Gartner Fellow and Vice President Stephen Prentice urged CEOs to encourage their IT departments to examine the iPad for enterprise use. Read: Microsoft Preps Strategy to Fight iPad Granted, many companies are putting the iPad through its paces on a trial basis, while others are embracing the device for mainstream use. After talking to a number of IT pros, vendor representatives, and other journalists covering the IT industry, it's clear that the iPad is gaining some traction with businesses and enterprises. I posted an article a few months ago about iPads in the enterprise, and I received a number of reader comments, emails, and other feedback on how the iPad is being used (or not used) iPad in a business environment.
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