Bring your own device (BYOD) refers to the policy of permitting employees to bring personally-owned mobile devices (laptops, tablets, and smart phones) to their workplace, and use those devices to access company information and applications.
Value-added distributor Westcon Group is looking to help partners demystify the bring your own device (BYOD) trend with a cloud-based BYOD subscription offering developed with two key vendor partners. The cloud-based subscription offering,
Get ready to say goodbye to the Iomega brand, and hello to LenovoEMC. EMC Corp. bought Iomega in 2008 to grow its consumer and SMB storage offerings, and formed an alliance with Lenovo
SAN FRANCISCO – It’s been a busy year for John Swainson, the president of Dell Software, who just passed his first anniversary on the job. When he joined the company had US$100 million
Canadian companies outpace their global counterparts when it comes to adopting the bring-your-own-device trend and deploying of consumer-type applications in the workplace, according to a recent study. More than 75 per cent of
A new survey of mobile technology use by Canadian small and medium-sized businesses conducted by business software vendor Sage North America has found that business owners see mobility as a productivity enhancer, and
NEW YORK CITY – The Rockettes were nowhere to be seen, but Samsung Electronics still tried to kick it up a new notches at Radio City Music Hall on Thursday with launch of
Red Bend Software, a developer of Mobile Software Management (MSM) solutions has partnered with Samsung to conduct enterprise trials of a dual-persona Samsung Galaxy S III smartphones starting in the second quarter of 2013
LAS VEGAS – Using its Global Partner Conference to unveil a host of new enterprise storage and networking offerings from new blade servers to a cloud storage offering and a solution for the bring
It's tempting to look at the annual consumer gadget bonanza that is the Consumer Electronics Show as interesting, but largely a side-show when it comes to the world of enterprise IT. However, nothing
Solution provider and MSP Avanadereleased the results from a global survey of nearly 600 C-level executives and IT decision-makers in 19 countries that show widespread use of consumer technologies in the enterprise. One
ABI Research of Oyster Bay, N.Y., has a new study out that says BlackBerry can regain its top spot in the market if it can succeed with the Bring Your Own Device trend. According to ABI
The alarming Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend has made for many funny and not so funny stories. Did you hear the one of the CIO of the Canadian Revenue Agency not permittingApple iPads
If you had to guess which country has taken the lead with the Bring Your Own Device trend; who would you say it is? Well, if you guessed Singapore; you'd be correct. According
