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How does the Enterprise Browser compare to the technologies and solutions we’re used to today? What issues go away? What new capabilities are now possible?
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Why does the enterprise need its own browser?
Why does The Enterprise Browser need to exist? What’s the problem with our current solutions? And how does this new approach to security and IT represent the future of work? An interview with Mike Fey, Co-Founder and CEO of Island, and Brian Kenyon, Chief Strategy Officer of Island. Hosted by Ari Yablok, Head of…
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The Enterprise Browser in Practice
What is it actually like to test drive, deploy, manage, and use The Enterprise Browser inside your organization? Is it as painful as other security solutions? What will my users go through? How about my end users? Here’s the complete teardown, from POC to company-wide deployment.
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Customer Storytime
Who’s using The Enterprise Browser today? Why did they choose it? What are they using it for? Watch Mike and Brian share customer conversations and interactions that paint the picture of what Island is like for customers right now.
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The Evolution of the Browser at Work
The browser wasn’t always at the center of the workplace. How did we get here? What were the key factors in this transformation? And what changes when the browser you use at work is actually designed for work?
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Creating the Ideal End User Experience
At the heart of The Enterprise Browser is the smooth, familiar browser experience it delivers to users. But it goes beyond just being a browser. It enhances work, delivers unprecedented privacy, and more.
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The Island Origin Story
Where did this enterprise browser idea come from? What does it take to build it? And where is it taking enterprise work as an industry? Learn about the people, events, and ideas that led to the creation of Island, The Enterprise Browser. An interview with Mike Fey, Co-Founder and CEO of Island, and Brian…
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