The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend is picking up momentum, particularly in the tablet space, with the popularity of devices such as the iPad and Samsung's Galaxy. Managing all those ...

To hear some vendors tell it, the movement to require employees to bring their own devices—from smartphones to tablets and laptops—has the potential to add billions of dollars to corporate balance ...

How to stay on top of the mobile revolution at your business. Mobility is here. Smartphones, tablets, even smartwatches are everywhere. And businesses of every size have instituted liberal “bring your ...

With mobile technology evolving every few months, keeping up with the devices' changing role in the workplace can be tough. Even though their effectiveness is being debated, bring your own device ...

Jimmy is a writer and editor who publishes a weekly newsletter. You can find him on Twitter. An impressive 85 percent of educational institutions allow students, teachers and faculty to use personal ...

A “bring your own device” (BYOD) initiative isn’t a panacea. Kari Rhame Murphy, chief technology officer for the Deer Park (Texas) Independent School District, says her district’s transition to BYOD ...

BYOD and mobile device management is all the rage these days. And, it's no wonder with almost every human on the planet using a cell phone, tablet or laptop; it's big business. At some point, ...

Do you use a personal device on your organization’s network? If so, what are the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies within your enterprise or organization? If you're unsure, a new e-book, BYOD for ...

Remember the company desk phone? That black box with the annoying red blinking light. It does still exist, however, usage has been declining sharply for years as businesses adopt more reliable ...

A recent article about the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) movement gaining strength due to the capable tablet generated over 200 comments from readers, proving how volatile a topic this is. Many ...

Jesse Robbins just unveiled the wearable communication device he's been building inside a San Francisco startup called OnBeep. It's a $99, hand-free contraption that clips onto your shirt and ...