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BYOD: Putting Users First Produces Biggest Gains, Fewest Setbacks

The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) phenomenon is one of the most visible incarnations of the wave of consumerisation surging through IT. As a result, major cultural, technological and business shifts have occurred in the relationship between company and employee, facilitating unprecedented gains in productivity, efficiency and collaboration while creating new security risks and information governance concerns. Find out how organisations can embrace the future of BYOD.
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