So, you want to adopt BYOD?

[Windows Central]

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is the current hot trend. (And has been for a while, really.) There are many perceived advantages for a company that allows employees to bring their own devices to work and have access to your company resources, but is BYOD right for you? Can you make mistakes when developing your BYOD policies? Can you really let any device connect to your resources?
Lets look at a few top issues that you should be aware of.

Full story from the WPCentral blog...

 

[BIGPADDY]

At least they will look after there own stuff unlike companies equipment.

 

[jmshub]

^That is true. My last place of business gave out BlackBerry devices, and nothing got mistreated in the smartphone era like a company owned BlackBerry...

 

[Racing Snake]

^That is true. My last place of business gave out BlackBerry devices, and nothing got mistreated in the smartphone era like a company owned BlackBerry...

Rightly so... they should have given me a better one! I might have taken more care of it then lol

 

[inteller]

wow, this looks like one of those fluff pieces ripped straight out of one of those CIO magazines. What a waste of space.

Next time write an easy howto article on how to implement BYOD for windows phones. I could really care less about the other device considerations since, this is after all, a WIndows Phone site.

or maybe an article that analyzes how ridiculously difficult it is to implement a company hub and the requirement to use Intune subscription service to manage Windows RT tablets.