The consumerisation of IT is driven by employees who buy their own devices, use their own personal online service accounts, install their own applications and then connect to the corporate network, often without the organisation’s knowledge or approval. Is this new wave of autonomy a friend or foe to the IT department?
More and more workers around the world are bringing their personal mobile devices to the office daily, and companies appear to be having trouble keeping up with the trend.
Analysts predict that cloud computing will play a larger role in mobility and consumerisation of IT, Windows Phone and Android …
Enterprise IT decision makers are about half as enthusiastic about the new Windows 8 as they were three years ago …
IT managers already know that smartphones and tablets are being purchased in vast numbers by workers, and Gartner added credence …
EMC Information Intelligence Group President, Rick Devenuti today announced EMC Documentum Platform 7.0, as part of the longest simultaneous product …
In today’s digital world, the identity of users is defined by their digital credentials. The ability to demonstrate their identity, …
That’s hardly a new observation. It was most notably made in 2003, in a now-famous Harvard Business Review article by …
Consumerisation is not as big a concern for businesses as previously thought, research from the Economist Intelligent Unit has revealed. A belief …
