Tag Archives: BYOD
BY , FEBRUARY 6, 2015
CLOUD COMPUTING, FUTURE THINKING, GREEN IT, MANAGED SERVICES, MOBILE WORKING, NETWORKING
CLOUD COMPUTING, FUTURE THINKING, GREEN IT, MANAGED SERVICES, MOBILE WORKING, NETWORKING
Why It Might Be Time to Let Go of Your Wireless Network

BYOD means mobile devices are flourishing and adding to headache of keeping networks secure and optimized. Cloud-managed wireless ultimately benefits both IT departments and business operations. Outsourcing IT functions and adopting managed services are standard operating procedure for many enterprises to streamline costs and increase business agility. Now the impetus and technology is available to farm out your wireless networking infrastructure. The Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) phenomenon is reason enough to offload elements of your wireless network. …>> more
At Hamilton Health, you can bring your own tablet to work

One of my favourite topics is how organizations are overcoming the security challenges of supporting user devices on a closed network. Hospitals in particular are a great example because patient information is highly sensitive data. Here is what is happening at Hamilton Health Sciences . At this hospital, physicians had become so enamoured with tablets that they were practically demanding the organization support the use of their devices so they could quickly and easily access patient …>> more
Tablets, physicians, and love letters at Ottawa Hospital

One of my favourite topics is how organizations are overcoming the security challenges of supporting user devices on a closed network. Hospitals in particular are a great example because patient information is highly sensitive data. At Ottawa Hospital, until recently, physicians who wanted to access information such as patient records or diagnostic images were tethered to a workstation, either in their office, at a nursing station or out on the units. However, the past year …>> more