Posts Tagged ‘BYOD’

Enterprises know they’ll have happier employees if they embrace BYOD rather than prohibit it. Welcoming BYOD can be better for business output, too—the trick is to find the tools that keep employees productive when they’re using their own smartphones, tablets or laptops to access the corporate network remotely. In his recent reviews of NCP’s managed [...]

*Editor’s note: This blog originally appeared as a guest post on the Interop Blog By: Rainer Enders, CTO, Americas at NCP engineering. The Android mobile platform and its oft-publicized security limitations, along with those of other mobile operating systems (OSs), are guaranteed to be a hot topic at this year’s Interop event. After all, they [...]

Last week, Forrester Research hosted an event for tech vendors on 2013 IT spending trends in Australia and New Zealand. One of the key takeaways from this event highlights an emerging trend not just in that region, but all over the world. Business decision-makers are taking an increasingly proactive role in IT-related investments in order [...]

By Patrick Oliver Graf, General Manager, NCP engineering Mobility and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) programs have become staples of today’s workforce. For employees, the ability to use their own personal smartphones, tablets and laptops provides a measure of comfort and convenience. For their employers, it can reduce IT hardware costs and increase productivity by allowing individuals to use [...]

*Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared in TechTarget’s SearchNetworking.com  Question: How do I deal with personal data on business mobile devices? Rainer Enders, VPN Expert and CTO, Americas, at NCP engineering:  A good data separation strategy is critical for any bring-your-own-device (BYOD) environment. There are special data separation tools available  that are designed to help companies implement data security policy [...]