PCTY 2012, How IBM does BYOD v. Martin Vittrup
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IBM's BYOD strategy involves allowing employees to use their personal devices on the corporate network. It addresses BYOD through role-based management and security policies using IBM's Tivoli Endpoint Manager software. The software provides asset management, security, operations and green IT functions. It can manage various desktop and mobile operating systems from a single console. IBM applies this approach internally, managing over 425,000 IT assets across various roles for employees and devices.
PCTY 2012, How IBM does BYOD v. Martin Vittrup
- 1. How IBM does BYOD Optimizing the World’s Infrastructure Copenhagen May 22 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation
- 2. What is BYOD In the consumerization of IT, BYOD is a phrase that has become widely adopted to refer to employees who bring their own computing devices – such as smartphones, laptops and PDAs – to the workplace for use and connectivity on the corporate network. BYOD is short for Bring Your Own Device 1
- 3. Why BYOD Consumer technology is convenient, easy to learn, and fun to use. Consumer technology brings real business value in terms of productivity and business agility. Users (might) pay for their own equipment. Cutting edge technology. 2
- 4. And why not . . . Consumer technology is generally not as secure and manageable as required by the enterprise. Lack of a strategic approach to the consumerization of IT creates security risks, financial exposure, and a management nightmare. Difficult to measure improved User Productivity. 3
- 5. Top Free iPhone Apps: Citrix Receiver 1. Temple Run (Imangi Studios, LLC) VNC 2. Doodle Sprint! (Wivvu) RDP 3. Zombie Farm (The Playforge, LLC)vSphere Client 4. the Sheeps Free (Ivan Starchenkov) 5. Pocket Potions (Breaktime Studios) iSSH Top Paid iPhone Apps: Keynote 6. Social Girl (Crowdstar Inc.) (Clickgamer.com) 1. Angry Birds 2. Fruit Ninja (Halfbrick Studios) 7. Dice With Buddies Free (Stofle Quickoffice Designs) 3. Camera+ (tap tap tap) Microsoft OneNote 8. Facebook (Facebook, Inc.) Water? (Disney) 4. Where’s My 5. Words IBM Sametime 9. Instagram (Burbn, Inc.) With Friends Paid iPad Apps: Top (Zynga) 10. Global War RiotCut theLotus Symphony Viewer (Electronic Arts) 6. (Addmired, Inc.) MONOPOLY for iPad 1. Rope (Chillingo Ltd.) 7. Tiny Wings (Andreas Illiger) Water? (Disney) 2. Where’s My Flipboard 8. MADDEN NFL 12 SCRABBLE for iPad (Electronic Arts) 3.(Electronic Arts) Dragon Dictation (Electronic Arts) 4. TETRIS for iPad 9. Bejeweled (PopCap) VMware View 5. Words With Friends HD (Zynga) 10. TETRIS (Electronic Arts) Calculator Pro (Chillingo Ltd.) 6. Angry Birds HD 7. Pages (Apple) Numbers 8. THE GAME OF LIFE for iPad (Electronic Arts) PlainText 9. Real Racing 2 HD (Firemint Pty Ltd.) Dropbox 10. MADDEN NFL 12 by EA SPORTS For iPad Time Zones (Electronic Arts) Source: App Store Official Charts January 2012 ZDNet.com Blog hypOps SharePlus Lite 4 Zoho Docs
- 6. IBM and BYOD 425.000 IT-experts 530.000 Workstations and Laptops Large number of Mobile Devices Strict Business Conduct guidelines Role-based Management Tivoli Endpoint Manager 5
- 7. Roles Workstation Roles • Primary workstation • Secondary workstation • Shared workstation • Personaly owned workstation • Classroom workstation • Lab workstation User Roles • Privileged • Non-privileged 6
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- 9. Tivoli Endpoint Manager IT Asset IT Operations IT Security and Green IT Management Compliance • Network Asset • Patch management • Security Baselines • Windows and Mac Discovery • Software • Vulnerability power management • Hardware and Distribution assessment • Wake-on-LAN Software inventory • OS deployment • Network quarantine • Current power • Software Use • Remote control • Multi-vendor anti- usage baselines Analysis virus Management and savings models • Mobile Device • Software license Management • Endpoint protection compliance analysis 1 console, 1 agent, 1 server, Microsoft Windows • Mac OSX • IBM AIX • HP-UX • Solaris • VMWare ESX Server • 7 versions of Linux • iOS • Android • Symbian • Windows Mobile 8
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- 11. IBM Internal Project Global endpoint security Endpoint security issue by issues GEO Americas Europe Asia 2006 2007 2008 2009 2006 2007 2008 2009 10 10
- 12. 11 Country A Country B Country C Country D Country E Country F Country G Country H Country I Country J Country K Country L Country M Country N Country O Country P Country Q Country R Country S Country T Country U Country V Country W Country X Country Y Country Z Country AA Country BB Normalized security issues Country CC Country DD Country EE Country FF Country GG Country HH Country II Country JJ Country KK BigFix Country LL Country MM Country NN 11
- 13. Endpoint security issues by GEO Before TEM After TEM America Americas Europe Europe Asia Asia 2006 2007 2008 2009 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 12 12
- 14. Endpoint Manager - Mobile Device Management 13
- 15. BlueMac 14
- 16. BYOD Key elements • Strategi • Policy • Tool 15
- 17. Ibm.com/mobile-enterprise ibm.com/tivoli/endpoint Martin Vittrup Senior Technology Specialist IBM Denmark vittrup@dk.ibm.com 16
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