The decision between BYOD and corporate-owned devices comes down to balancing challenges around productivity, security and cost.
BYOD, CYOD, COPE, or COBO? Defining a balanced approach to your company's mobile policy is more important than an acronym.
Corporate-owned phones are actually cheaper and easier than BYOD — and much more secure. Here's why.
Small businesses can use cloud-based MDM solutions to economically increase security and provide better support for BYOD policies.
With Bixby, Knox and Secure Folder, you can safely use one phone for both business and personal needs.
Mobile phone stipends have become more common in recent years as corporate and public sector adopted BYOD policies.
Read this practical guide to learn about the biggest security threats affecting mobile devices and how to avoid behaviors that could make you and your devices susceptible to hackers.
When evaluating your mobile investment, it's important to look beyond the cost of the device itself.
Recent research shows that organizations that implement a BYOD policy to save money may be losing in the long term.
Writing a BYOD policy is more than listing out rules. Answering these five questions will give you a good foundation.