Should CIOs Allow Workers To Use Their Own Devices?
CIOs need to take a look at their BYOD policy regarding workers using their own personal devices at work to see what would best boost productivity
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Is BYOD The Way That CIOs Can Attract More Millennials?
CIOs who think that BYOD (bring-your-own-device) is a fad that is starting to fade away are wrong. CIOs who think they can abandon the practice of creating BYOD polices risk upsetting an important and growing constituency of their workforce: millennials, who are also known as GenY. Attracting this type of worker has become a part … Read more
What Google’s CIO Can Teach Us About Becoming Better CIOs
This CIO job never came with any instructions. Now that we have the CIO job, we are expected to know what to do, when to do it, and who to involve in doing it. I can only speak for myself, but I sure would like to have the opportunity to talk with someone who really … Read more
BYOD: Is This A Good Thing Or A Bad Thing For CIOs?
Who’s responsibility is it to make sure that a company’s employees have proper communication tools? In the past, the answer to this question was simple – these tools were complicated and expensive and because of the importance of information technology it was the company’s job to properly equip their employees so that they could stay … Read more
Perhaps The IT Help Desk No Longer Needed?
Just in case you’ve been living under a rock for the past two years, one of the biggest crazes to sweep through the world of IT has been the BYOD trend: “Bring Your Own Device” (to work) .The thinking is that workers have been purchasing and using such sophisticated electronic devices in their personal lives … Read more
Why BYOD Spells DOOM For CIOs
Have you heard about the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) craze that is sweeping companies worldwide? Employees have invested so much money along with time and effort into customizing their smartphones, tablets, etc. that they want to bring them to work and use them to do work. This is opening the door to a whole … Read more