Managing Bring-Your-Own-Device Practice
Bring-your-own-device is a popular and flexible IT policy allowing employees to work on their own devices. The concept explains the pros and cons of implementing BYOD policies and provides essential advice on managing these policies successfully - and most importantly, securely.
Technique Overview
Managing Bring-Your-Own-Device Practice Definition
Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) is an increasingly popular practice that allows employees to access organisational networks securely through their own personal laptops, smartphones, tablets or other devices, either on organisational premises or from remote locations (Dyer, 2012).
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- Bossert, J. L., Blank, A. and Margetson, B. (2004) Basic Issues: Supplier Rating, in Bossert, J. L. (Ed.), The Supplier Management Handbook, American Society for Quality, Quality Press, Milwaukee.
- Digital Services Advisory Group (2012) Bring Your Own Device, Digital Services Advisory Group and Federal Chief Information Officers Council, The White House, US.
- Dyer, J. (2012) Cloud Concerns: The Safe Route to Adoption, Computer Fraud & Security, Vol. 2012 (10), pp. 16-19.
- Flinders, K. (2012) CIO Interview: Frank Modruson, Accenture, [Online], available at: http://www.computerweekly.com/news/2240165534/CIO-interview-Frank-Modruson-Accenture
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