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IT chiefs choose Choose-YOD over full fat BYOD for now

BYO: Sounds great but security corkage wipes out saving

Forget choice: 50% of firms will DEMAND you BYOD by 2017

Are we going to have to rent our own office space next?

BYOD for our own staff? That would be 'embarrassing' – HP exec

Exclusive Candid Cador may not be alone there

BYOD trend could kill off role of CIO – SCC

Disruption predicted for channel too as PC buying cycles 'fast evaporating'

Address today’s BYOD challenges

Whitepaper: HP Intelligent Management Center for BYOD

Getting Started with Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

Whitepaper: BYOD-in­‐a‐Box Toolkit

A guide for BYOD policies

Whitepaper: International data privacy legislation review
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BYOD cheers up staff, boosts productivity - and IT bosses hate it

Costs, security headaches and battles to get different technologies working with each other are stalling Bring-Your-Own-Device schemes in UK offices, according to new figures. In an Insight poll of 232 IT managers in Blighty, 79 per cent said they aren't implementing strategies to allow employees to buy their own kit for both …

Invasion of the Killer Slablets: How BYOD can be good for channel

With a new wave of low-cost tablets hitting the shelves of retailers globally last Christmas – some starting at as little as £100 – consumers of all ages and professions rushed out to grab their very own before the "sold out" sign appeared. But as tablet prices decrease, the potential business impact of the consumerisation of IT …

Dell slurps BYOD protector firm

Exploiting the Lose Your Own Device phenomenon
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BYOD is a ticking time bomb for B2B resellers

The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend among organisations will mean a £2bn sales boon for UK service providers within five years but will "significantly disrupt" the B2B hardware channel, says the analyst firm TechMarketView. Senior management within firms and younger employees, particularly those under 30, expect to use their …
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BYOD: The great small biz security headache

After surveying more than 1600 IT professionals late last year, the analyst firm Freeform Dynamics concluded that the consumerisation of IT is a real thing, and it is not just down to those pesky young people and their shiny iPads. Company founder Dale Vile says the trend is driven not just by the so-called digital natives, but …

Network security spending lifted by DoS attacks and BYOD

Staff's virus-riddled fondleslabs fuelled cash gush on kit

Druva adds BYOD crenellations to its data fortress

Fondleslab'n'mobe package lets you manage users not boxes

Sync 'n' share startups hawk safer BYOD file-sharing

Like Dropbox, but with locks on

IT box'n'services floggers to learn coding as biz want apps

@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *file? Screw this, we're outsourcing

Ball-gazer on 2013: More like Crystal Maze for channel biz

BYOD, buyouts, VDI - Will you start the fans, please?

BMC on the private equity block

$US6.5bn sale expected this week

Former HP direct sales bloke Logan jumps ship to Misco

Felt so empty inside, unable to add value

RIM is really in trouble when even Windows Phone 8 looks great

Opinion Once-plump BlackBerry now just a smear of gunge

HP: PC industry has forgotten how to innovate

HP told a meeting of dealers and distributors today that the PC industry has itself to blame for a lack of growth over the last five years due to a paucity of innovation. Eric Cador, Senior Vice President and General Manager, EMEA for HP, took to the stage at the Canalys Channels Forum in Barcelona to lift the sheets on the …

Opinion

Joe Fay

Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
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Tim Ayling

Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to
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Eddie Pacey

Get your money up front if you want money up front

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