From phishing and botnets to malware and rogue software – cyber criminals are spoiled for choice when it comes to how they can infiltrate corporate networks. And while mobile device policies like Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) have their advantages, businesses are actually giving sinister characters more opportunities to access network resources. By allowing employeesRead more
On the surface, BYOD seems a rather attractive option – your workforce is happier and more productive and you stand to save a lot of money. But just because everyone is embracing this mobile device policy, doesn’t mean it’s the best fit for your business. While BYOD may be a good enterprise device management strategyRead more
Over the past decade, more and more mobile technology has made its way into the workplace. Be it smartphones, tablets or laptops, allowing employees to use their personal mobile devices is fast becoming a necessity in business. This gives staff greater flexibility, which in turn results in increased productivity. On the other end of theRead more
The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend has gained a great deal of momentum in recent years. Offering employees the freedom to work using devices they’re familiar with, lowering equipment costs for business owners and reducing administrative headaches for IT departments. For small businesses, BYOD is a bit of a double-edged sword – on the one hand, youRead more
With the technology space changing at such a rapid pace it’s quite easy to feel a little confused. Especially when someone mentions a fancy new acronym for something you’ve never heard of. Well, if you don’t know your BYOD from your HIJKLMNOP, we’re here to help. What is BYOD and why does it make sense?Read more
In 2012, a report from research and advisory consultancy, Forrester, predicted that companies would no longer provide standard productivity technology to staff come 2014. The report forecast that the majority of enterprises would embrace bring your own technology (BYOT) policies, rather than giving employees company-issued laptops, PCs and smartphones. While Forrester’s predictions may have beenRead more
