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Consumerization of IT isn't just about Apple. CIO Magazine looks at the arrival of Android devices in the enterprise. The IT pro response is somewhat surprising:
"Interestingly, a lot of IT guys are rooting for Android. The reason, I think, is
that there's some unexpressed hope that they can lock down the Android OS. They
can put on what they want. They can do the monitoring. They can do the auditing.
They can reconfigure and redeploy with their own image."
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Employees love using their own devices to do corporate work, but the practice, known as consumerization, is rife with security risks. Delete the scoop?
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Cisco appears to be one of the players at the forefront of dealing with the implications of consumer devices in the workplace. All along, Cisco has made a point to pronounce this shift as not only unavoidable, but something to embrace. (Perhaps Cisco realizes that like social media in the workplace, you’re better off creating a policy to accommodate consumer devices rather than deny their use completely.) How are they extending the digital olive branch? Delete the scoop?
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