BYOD - News, Features, and Slideshows

• How to implement a successful security plan in 5 steps

  Are you starting a security plan from scratch? Check here the essential steps to make it a successful one.

• A CSO’s tale: Moving security from the department of ‘no’ to ‘how’

  Simon Burson of Paymark explains how a technology deployment can shift the perception of the business to the security function.
  

• How CIOs can prepare for the post-app era, today

  With the convergence of devices, bots, things and people, organisations will need to master two dimensions of mobility, reports Gartner.

• ​Coming to terms with bring your own (enterprise) apps

  As cloud technology evolved, it is the apps which are now disrupting the activities of centralised IT.

• INSIGHT: Regionally speaking, how are businesses overcoming enterprise mobility challenges?

  Why enterprises have much to gain from the widespread adoption of smartphones and tablets.

• How to implement an effective BYOD policy

  Companies have accepted that BYOD is a reality. The challenge now is striking a balance between security and flexibility.

• iOS, Android or Windows? Who dominates the enterprise BYOD landscape?

  BYOD movement continues to mature with more personal tablets joining employee-owned smartphones as the devices of choice for business productivity on the go.

• Google vs. Microsoft - Android for Work heats up battle for enterprise supremacy

  As market competition heats up, it appears Google strives to have every Microsoft move covered…

• BYOD brings corporate contradictions

  During a roundtable discussion on the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend, a tech leader candidly offered this bit of real-world insight: "My wife is a nurse. There is no BYOD policy at the hospital. But all of the nurses communicate with each other via SMS, because that's the most efficient way to do their job."

• All Kiwis want for Christmas is a fast reliable IT system

  That’s the message from Kiwi workers to their employers based on newly released research.

Whitepapers about BYOD

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  5 Steps to creating a successful BYOD Program

  For companies that have implemented a BYOD strategy, it has not only proven to be cost-effective for business, but their users also prefer to use their own devices that have with them at all times. However, the concerns of corporate security and user privacy are still at the forefront. Download this whitepaper for an outline of the five best practices business leaders and IT professionals are taking to ensure successful BYOD programs in their organizations.

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  The Ultimate BYOD Companion Device: wePresent TradeLink Case Study

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  Case Study: Methven NZ

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  Using security metrics to drive action in ASIA Pacific