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Slideshows about BYOD

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  IN PICTURES: Intel emphasises NUC and education hybrid at Solutions Summit 2014

  Intel hosted its Solutions Summit (ISS) 2014 in Singapore. While its showroom featured a full blown range of hardware using Intel's products, the new Thin Canyon, the traditional 4x4-inch NUC, and a two-in-one education device took the limelight.

  IN PICTURES: Intel emphasises NUC and education hybrid at Solutions Summit 2014
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  In Pictures: Samsung Galaxy S5 unboxing

  We just got our hands on Samsung's Galaxy S5 smartphone. Here's what's in the box.

  In Pictures: Samsung Galaxy S5 unboxing
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  IN PICTURES: EUC journey roundtable with VMware and partners

  ARN's latest roundtable, The EUC journey continues: Partners to empower the multi-device era, hosted in conjunction with VMware, focused on end-user computing in the post-PC era, and the impact of mobile device, BYOD, social networks, and Cloud services on the way enterprises do business. With a diverse demographic of partners at the table, discussions focused on opportunities for service providers in helping customers transform workplace productivity by exploring centrally-managed IT services delivered to any device, anywhere.

  IN PICTURES: EUC journey roundtable with VMware and partners
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  In pictures: 12 big BYOD predictions for 2014

  If you were just getting comfortable with BYOD, brace yourself for new twists and turns. CIOs can expect more devices to enter the enterprise in consumer clothing, real security threats to emerge, new MDM options and much more in 2014.

  In pictures: 12 big BYOD predictions for 2014
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  IN PICTURES: ARN/Symantec Roundtable: Predictions for 2014 - What’s next in security and storage?

  ARN's latest roundtable was held in conjunction with Symantec, at Otto Risorante in Woolloomooloo, Sydney. With the ever-evolving threat landscape and game-changing trends including Cloud, virtualisation and mobility affecting how businesses approach IT, organisations need to be aware of the latest trends in the security and storage markets and adopt appropriate response strategies. Attendees discussed these and many other storage and security predictions for 2014, highlighted the game-changing market trends, and the overall implications for partners. Photographs by Ian Sharp

  IN PICTURES: ARN/Symantec Roundtable: Predictions for 2014 - What’s next in security and storage?
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  IN PICTURES: ARN Networking Event - Stay Ahead of the Game, Melbourne (26 photos)

  ARN's 'Stay Ahead of the Game’ networking event was held in Melbourne's Comme, and was sponsored by Microsoft, Fujitsu and Dicker Data. Attendees were treated to expert analysis from the experts, which highlighted key take-aways for resellers involved in the consultative selling journey, as well as offer a networking session with key industry players to gain insight about market trends, opportunities and technology solutions that underpin the journey to business transformation.

  IN PICTURES: ARN Networking Event - Stay Ahead of the Game, Melbourne (26 photos)

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News about BYOD

• Microsoft Intune can now block unauthorised BYOD hardware

  Microsoft's decision to integrate third-party mobile threat defence software is a sign of bigger things to come for the company's UEM platform

• Aussie AWS partner wraps up $2.7M beacon tech rollout in France

  Seven of Transpire’s staff temporarily relocated to France to oversee the system’s deployment and configuration

• Queensland college picks Extreme Networks for network refresh

  Brisbane partners, Laminar and Serenity IT, help on the deployment

• AWS partner wins $2.7M beacon tech contract with Veteran’s Affairs

  To develop a BYOD visitor experience to centre in France

• ​Tenable Network Security signs exclusive Arrow A/NZ distie deal

  Channel expansion key to vendor's growth strategy across the region.

• janusNET partners with ISEC7 Group

  Collaboration will offer enterprise mobile and BYOD business solutions

Interviews about BYOD

• CIOs must adapt or risk being replaced

  Need to shift from tech gatekeeper to tech enabler

• Dell Software CIO says BYOD is not about devices

  How Dell handles BYOD in its corporate network

Features about BYOD

• BYOD is as entrenched (and complicated) as ever

  But companies might not save as much as expected by pushing hardware costs off to employees

• Technology, the law, and you: BYOD

  Companies are getting a lot more cautious about BYOD – and legal implications might be part of the reason why.

• INSIGHT: How to minimise the security risks of BYOD

  “Every single mobile device represents an endpoint where data could be lost, stolen, or compromised."

• CyberArk: Top security predictions for 2015

  "The prevalence of poor password policies is mind boggling..."

• BYOD brings corporate contradictions

  CIOs naturally want a BYOD policy in place to give them some level of control, but the reality is that employees will do whatever they ...

• BYOD twists and turns keep CIOs off-balance

  Is BYOD coming to a crossroads?