Bring your own device by Chris Klompenhouwer
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This document discusses the potential benefits and challenges of BYOD (bring your own device) policies in the workplace. It notes that over 75% of adults plan to purchase consumer electronics as gifts this holiday season. The benefits of BYOD include increased productivity, reduced costs, being more attractive to employees, and freeing up IT resources. However, BYOD also raises security, privacy, and support issues. These challenges represent opportunities for companies that can help organizations implement proper BYOD solutions and policies. The document asks whether work and personal devices will continue to be separated or integrated more through BYOD approaches.
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Bring your own device by Chris Klompenhouwer
- 1. To BYOD? Or not to BYOD? Chris Klompenhouwer 17-12-2013
- 2. It’s Christmas time >75% of adults plan to purchase consumer electronics as a gift this year
- 4. Drivers from a stakeholder perspective Increased productivity Reduce costs Attractive to staff Free up resources from support Increased productivity and satisfaction Device consolidation
- 5. Challenges Security issues Privacy issues IT: what to support? However, these challenges provide opportunities for companies such as Imtech and Cisco. Because they have the know how to solve these challenges.
- 6. How does this relate to to me? My day now My BYOD day • Wake up – check phone • Wake up – check phone • Breakfast and bus • Breakfast and bus • Go home, shut down • Go home, turn on again
- 7. Questions?