Why BYOT is More Important than BYOD

Introduction

Abstract

Bring your own device (BYOD) has become one of the most popular topics in information technology resulting from employees bringing their personal devices into the enterprise and then wanting to use them to access company information such as email and various enterprise files.

As the trend continues, bring your own technology (BYOT) will eventually encompass BYOD for devices but also facilitate user's integrating their own devices, software and services with those from the enterprise. A good example is the use of calendars where the employee desires to view his personal calendar and work calendar in his or her desktop or mobile device.

This report outlines the transition from BYOD to BYOT and provides recommendations for enterprise IT executives on how to best deal with the transition.

• Application stores
• Application developers
• Mobile network operators
• Wireless device manufacturers
• Over the Top (OTT) companies
• Mobile network infrastructure providers

• Publication Date: November 2012
• Author: J. Gerry Purdy, Ph.D.
• Total Number of Pages: 12
• Keywords: Bring Your Own Device, BYOD, Bring Your Own Technology, BYOT, Over the Top, OTT

Table of Contents

• Executive Summary
• Introduction
• History of BYOD
• Dealing with BYOD
• Unisys Study on the State of BYOD
• The Mobile Elite vs. Enterprise IT
• Getting Past the 'Mobile IT Gap'
• The Next Horizon: BYOT
• Recommendations to Enterprise IT
• Conclusions

Why BYOT is More Important than BYOD published by Mind Commerce Publishing LLC in November 5, 2012. This report consists of 12 Pages and the price starts from US $ 1995.