In my opinion, all the promises of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) are much like the car ad. Lots of efficiency promises, but you can be sure that 'Mileage may vary.' There are some things you could consider that would go a long way toward better results when you implement a BYOD project at your organization. Here are five of them.
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21.7.14
Mileage may Vary: 5 Critical Things to Know about BYOD
If you are of
my vintage, you may remember the old car ads from the 1970's that would create
wanton lust for the latest iteration of two tons of steel, rubber and plastic
from Detroit? Along with promises of freedom and admiration came the claim that
this behemoth could subsist on a miniscule amount of gas. If you looked at the
ad closely, you saw the simple disclaimer in micro font…'Mileage may vary.' In
other words, don't hold your breath that you'll achieve anywhere near this fuel
economy.
In my opinion, all the promises of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) are much like the car ad. Lots of efficiency promises, but you can be sure that 'Mileage may vary.' There are some things you could consider that would go a long way toward better results when you implement a BYOD project at your organization. Here are five of them.
In my opinion, all the promises of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) are much like the car ad. Lots of efficiency promises, but you can be sure that 'Mileage may vary.' There are some things you could consider that would go a long way toward better results when you implement a BYOD project at your organization. Here are five of them.
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