Smartphones and tablets are everywhere. People are spending more and more money to have the latest smart devices, and employers are struggling to keep up with employees’ demands for the latest technology.
Not surprisingly, companies have realized there is a less expensive way to deploy the latest technology: increasingly they are allowing employees to connect to corporate networks from the devices they own. This phenomenon has become known as bring your own device, or BYOD.
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