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The BYOD trend has a number of benefits for organizations, but there are also some caveats and pitfalls to consider before embracing it.
Make sure you have a clearly defined policy for BYOD that outlines the rules of engagement and states up front what the expectations are.
You should also lay out
===> minimum security requirements, or even mandate company-sanctioned security tools <===
as a condition for allowing personal devices to connect to company data and network resources. 
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Bodin said there’s no automatic app discovery or tracking software to detect if a user is downloading apps that could be seen as objectionable by managers. IBM, however, has long had in place “very aggressive” business conduct guidelines that should govern the behaviors and personal decisions of users when picking apps.
IBM requires every staffer to sign these business conduct guidelines, but this new policy does provide some room for employees to slack off. Interestingly enough, this has been proven to actually increase productivity by a couple of students at the Academy of Management in Texas.
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