Episode 3: Busting Some BYOD Myths
In Episode 3, the group discusses the concept of Bringing Your Own Device, or BYOD, which has been defined as “an approach to end-user computing that involves the support—and encouragement—of an organization’s end users accessing key managed IT resources on their own personal devices.”
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