Find The Best Mobile Device Strategy

Find the best mobile device strategy For employees and IT Employees today expect to use – and be allowed to use - their favorite devices for work. This has led to the widespread adoption of "bring your own device" (BYOD) programs in business: Nearly 60% of corporate full-time employees bring their own devices? 89% of IT departments allow some form The most common device brought to the workplace is a mobile device - a smartphone or tablet of BYOD! Personal tablet ownership by full-time employees stood at nearly 66 Both company-Issued and bring-your-own 45% tablets will become More than pervasive in workplaces in developed countries or dynamic regions of developing countries. Two-thirds of employees who own a smartphone or tablet access corporate data with it by June 20134 Forrester Researchs But some BYOD programs create challenges related to management, security and access to software. The average number of connected devices per knowledge worker is expected to reach 3.3 this year, up from an average of 2.8 in 2012, which will only increase management and security issues." Enterprise IT leaders say the top challenges of BYOD are (1) ensuring the security and privacy of company data and (2) providing IT support for multiple mobile platforms. 80% Almost 80 percent of today's BYOD activity is not adequately managed by IT departments. One solution to these issues is modifying byod to a "choose your own device" program. With cyod, a company offers employees their choice of a limited selection of devices. A cost-effective and easity managed option for CYOD and BYOD programs is a combination tablet/laptop, such as the Dell Venue 11 Pro. Such a system offers the power of a laptop with the convenience and appeal of a tablet. Savings of up to $1,614 IT departments can perform less work and reduce staff costs by managing and securing one device instead of two. Three-year costs – including IT can take advantage of those associated with the built-in remote management and security features of the 4th hardware, support, software and deployment - are significantly lower, with savings of $1,485 compared to a laptop and iPad and $1,614 compared to a laptop Generation Intel Core vPro processor on the 2-in-1 Intel vPro Ultrabook and the enterprise-grade manageability available and Android tablet. with Windows 8.1. DELL 1 https://www.cisca.com/web/about/ac79/docs/BYOD.pdf 2,3,4. http://oum.com/press_releases/ovum-wams-byod-is-here-to-stay-and-urges-cios-to-respond-with-a-clear-strategy 5. htp://blogiforrester.com/p_gownder /13-08-02-globalbusiness_andconaumer_tablet_forecast_update_2013_0_2017_0 6. https://www.cisco.com/weblabout/ac79/docs/BYOD.pdf 7. http:/lovum.com/press_releases/ovum-warns-byod-is-here-to-stay-and-urges-cios-to-respond-with-a-clear-strategy 8,9. htpe//www.cisco.com/web/about/ac79/docs/BYOD.pdf 10. http://www.mokas.com/2014/01/14/will-cyod-replace-byod/ 11. http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/456899/byodLcyod_bring_choose_your_own_device