Seven questions to answer when deploying new mobile capabilities

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Source: IBM

Date: February 2013

Type: White Paper

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Overview: When it comes to employee-owned smart phones, tablets and other mobile devices in the workplace, the numbers do the talking. A recent survey by The Aberdeen Group found that 72 percent of responding companies allowed the practice known as BYOD-bring your own device. BYOD raises questions you may not have considered.

This white paper outlines seven key questions to ask when deploying new mobile capabilities.

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