The explosive growth in mobile computing is on enterprise radars everywhere as bring your own device (BYOD) programs become more commonplace. In fact, the BYOD trend is so pervasive that Gartner predicts 70 percent of professionals will be doing work on their personal smart devices by 2018.
But, without proper oversight, personal devices in the workplace can be a nightmare for not only IT but also for legal as mobile device management and BYOD intersect with corporate governance, compliance and security.
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