Prospective adopters should gain an understanding of the roadblocks that can materialize during BYOD implementation and develop the appropriate preemptive strategies needed to address them.
Prospective adopters should gain an understanding of the roadblocks that can materialize during BYOD implementation and develop the appropriate preemptive strategies needed to address them.
Businesses must develop and deploy digital defenses and data security policies to address insider threats.
Many businesses unable to take full advantage of BYOD have turned to corporately-owned, personally-enabled mobile strategies.
These IT modernization strategies make technological transformation possible.
There workarounds that don’t involve investing in a massive network monitoring system or declaring bankruptcy in the wake of an immense data breach.
Fifth-generation wireless technology may soon be available for the enterprise, but businesses should modernize first.
Prospective cloud adopters should first evaluate the various trends affecting the enterprise cloud computing arena.
Firms considering IoT adoption can adequately protect enterprise mobile devices by following some industry-standard security practices.
Firms looking to implement new enterprise solutions as part of IT modernization efforts must avoid such situations and keep in mind that user adoption ultimately determines success.
How can internal information technology personnel address these threats as they embrace the technology?