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95% of Enterprises now Permitting Employee-owned Devices in the Workplace - how to Achieve Success Through BYOD
Exclusive eBook: Bring Your Own Device: From Security to Success just released
LONDON, October 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
With 95% of enterprises now permitting employee-owned devices in the workplace, the
days of IT issuing corporate-owned devices are becoming very rare. The benefits of
implementing a BYOD policy are now well established, meaning BYOD is no longer a trend.
Rather, it is here to stay.
Industry experts maintain that we are in the era of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD).
However, allowing employees to access corporate data on personal devices inherently can be
risky. Indeed, mobile security is one of the top concerns among many companies. But, if
implemented correctly, BYOD can be implemented with extremely high levels of security.
Additionally, BYOD has proven to provide benefits for organizations, from increased
productivity to decreased IT costs. According to a research study, BYOD solutions save
enterprises up to $1,300 per employee annually.
But to realize these benefits, and for your company to reap the rewards of BYOD, a few
important steps must be followed.
To address these steps, the Enterprise Mobility Exchange
[http://www.enterprisemobilityexchange.com ] has published the exclusive eBook 'Bring Your
Own Device: From Security to Success', presenting the best practices for executing a BYOD
policy, including best approaches for data security, tips for employee-proofing your
mobility solution, and an overview of what's next with BYOD 2.0.
Download it here:
http://www.enterprisemobilityexchange.com/content/white-paper/byod-security-success
The Enterprise Mobility Exchange is an online community for enterprise mobility
leaders from leading companies. Become a member and get free access to industry resources.
Join here: http://www.enterprisemobilityexchange.com/user/register
For more information contact:
Renata Falsarella Hernandez
Digital Marketing Manager | IQPC Exchange
P: +44-(0)207-036-1368 | E: renata.hernandez@iqpcexchange.com |
http://www.iqpc.co.uk
2nd Floor, 129 Wilton Road | London | SW1V 1JZ | United Kingdom
Enterprise Mobility Exchange
95% of Enterprises now Permitting Employee-owned Devices in the Workplace - how to Achieve Success Through BYOD
Exclusive eBook: Bring Your Own Device: From Security to Success just released
LONDON, October 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
With 95% of enterprises now permitting employee-owned devices in the workplace, the
days of IT issuing corporate-owned devices are becoming very rare. The benefits of
implementing a BYOD policy are now well established, meaning BYOD is no longer a trend.
Rather, it is here to stay.
Industry experts maintain that we are in the era of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD).
However, allowing employees to access corporate data on personal devices inherently can be
risky. Indeed, mobile security is one of the top concerns among many companies. But, if
implemented correctly, BYOD can be implemented with extremely high levels of security.
Additionally, BYOD has proven to provide benefits for organizations, from increased
productivity to decreased IT costs. According to a research study, BYOD solutions save
enterprises up to $1,300 per employee annually.
But to realize these benefits, and for your company to reap the rewards of BYOD, a few
important steps must be followed.
To address these steps, the Enterprise Mobility Exchange
[http://www.enterprisemobilityexchange.com ] has published the exclusive eBook 'Bring Your
Own Device: From Security to Success', presenting the best practices for executing a BYOD
policy, including best approaches for data security, tips for employee-proofing your
mobility solution, and an overview of what's next with BYOD 2.0.
Download it here:
http://www.enterprisemobilityexchange.com/content/white-paper/byod-security-success
The Enterprise Mobility Exchange is an online community for enterprise mobility
leaders from leading companies. Become a member and get free access to industry resources.
Join here: http://www.enterprisemobilityexchange.com/user/register
For more information contact:
Renata Falsarella Hernandez
Digital Marketing Manager | IQPC Exchange
P: +44-(0)207-036-1368 | E: renata.hernandez@iqpcexchange.com |
http://www.iqpc.co.uk
2nd Floor, 129 Wilton Road | London | SW1V 1JZ | United Kingdom
Enterprise Mobility Exchange