A radical change is sweeping across American workplaces: mobile technology is redefining the boundaries between work life, home life and play. The digital generation is demanding more freedom and flexibility with their smartphones and tablet PCs in order to get their jobs done faster and more accurately both in the office and on the go. More people than ever are bringing their own mobile devices (BYOD) to work.
Do you BYOD? Are you taking full advantage of the exciting new opportunities to be more productive using only one device? If not, maybe it’s time to give BYOD a try. Recent survey results suggest that hundreds of millions of employees around the world are happier and more productive using a single smartphone or tablet PC for both personal and professional activities.
BYOD for You: The Guide to Bring Your Own Device to Work is the perfect e-book to quickly provide the answers to your specific work-related situation. You’ll learn the basics of BYOD and the terms you need to know; how you can address the company policy, including legal, financial, security, privacy and ethical concerns associated with BYOD; and proactive steps you can take with your iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, Windows, or Android-enabled devices to help your career.
After reading this e-book, you’ll have a full understanding of how you can maximize BYOD at your company, how you can safely improve your situation, and what potholes you need to avoid in your BYOD journey.
BYOD for You offers gold, silver and bronze guidance based on your current BYOD environment at home or work. Whether your company offers no BYOD policy or a robust BYOD program with financial incentives, this guide offers relevant tips and guidance to navigate this complex mobile computing topic in simple, practical ways. With links to jump straight to relevant content, BYOD for You is also a great reference tool for difficult situations that may come up down the road.
How is this book different? Other books and articles offer advice on building BYOD programs for enterprise implementation groups or technology experts. BYOD for You is the first complete guide written specifically for you – the end user who owns the device.
BYOD for You is written in easy-to-read language. Why not make the most of your beloved mobile device? Get ready to enhance your BYOD journey.
About the Author:
Daniel J. Lohrmann is an internationally recognized security leader, technologist and author. Dan is best known for his refreshingly practical commentary on technology trends and clear advice on computer use at home and work.
Dan has served public and private sector organizations, which span the globe in a variety of technology leadership roles. He currently serves as Michigan’s Chief Security Officer and was formerly Michigan’s Chief Technology Officer.
He has received numerous professional awards for his writing and work, including Chief Security Officer (CSO) of the Year, Public Official of the Year and Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leader.
Dan’s first book was Virtual Integrity: Faithfully Navigating the Brave New Web. He is also a contributing author to CIO Leadership for State Governments: Emerging Trends and Practices.
Dan has published articles and papers on security, infrastructure, customer service, cloud computing, bring your own device to work (BYOD), and social media in major technology and business magazines. Dan is also a global conference speaker and has been a keynote presenter at events from South Africa to Moscow and all over the US. His blogs and articles are available at www.byod4u.com
Do you BYOD? Are you taking full advantage of the exciting new opportunities to be more productive using only one device? If not, maybe it’s time to give BYOD a try. Recent survey results suggest that hundreds of millions of employees around the world are happier and more productive using a single smartphone or tablet PC for both personal and professional activities.
BYOD for You: The Guide to Bring Your Own Device to Work is the perfect e-book to quickly provide the answers to your specific work-related situation. You’ll learn the basics of BYOD and the terms you need to know; how you can address the company policy, including legal, financial, security, privacy and ethical concerns associated with BYOD; and proactive steps you can take with your iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, Windows, or Android-enabled devices to help your career.
After reading this e-book, you’ll have a full understanding of how you can maximize BYOD at your company, how you can safely improve your situation, and what potholes you need to avoid in your BYOD journey.
BYOD for You offers gold, silver and bronze guidance based on your current BYOD environment at home or work. Whether your company offers no BYOD policy or a robust BYOD program with financial incentives, this guide offers relevant tips and guidance to navigate this complex mobile computing topic in simple, practical ways. With links to jump straight to relevant content, BYOD for You is also a great reference tool for difficult situations that may come up down the road.
How is this book different? Other books and articles offer advice on building BYOD programs for enterprise implementation groups or technology experts. BYOD for You is the first complete guide written specifically for you – the end user who owns the device.
BYOD for You is written in easy-to-read language. Why not make the most of your beloved mobile device? Get ready to enhance your BYOD journey.
About the Author:
Daniel J. Lohrmann is an internationally recognized security leader, technologist and author. Dan is best known for his refreshingly practical commentary on technology trends and clear advice on computer use at home and work.
Dan has served public and private sector organizations, which span the globe in a variety of technology leadership roles. He currently serves as Michigan’s Chief Security Officer and was formerly Michigan’s Chief Technology Officer.
He has received numerous professional awards for his writing and work, including Chief Security Officer (CSO) of the Year, Public Official of the Year and Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leader.
Dan’s first book was Virtual Integrity: Faithfully Navigating the Brave New Web. He is also a contributing author to CIO Leadership for State Governments: Emerging Trends and Practices.
Dan has published articles and papers on security, infrastructure, customer service, cloud computing, bring your own device to work (BYOD), and social media in major technology and business magazines. Dan is also a global conference speaker and has been a keynote presenter at events from South Africa to Moscow and all over the US. His blogs and articles are available at www.byod4u.com
