Best practices to secure and separate the personal from the corporate on mobile devices.
The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend has brought added challenges to the enterprise. As more employees connect to the corporate network with their personal devices, complexities emerge around data and management. When it comes to BYOD it is increasingly clear that there is a need for separation of the personal from the professional.
IT administrators need a strategy on how to control policy, management, and data removal in isolation on personal devices. Organizations are turning to mobile virtualization to solve this issue.
Join us on July 11th to discover the best practices on how to secure and separate the personal from corporate on mobile devices through mobile virtualization.
Panel:
Benjamin Robbins, Principal, Palador Inc
Ben Goodman, Lead Evangelist, VMware Horizon
Nick Turner, VP Biz Dev, Enterproid
Carl Nerup, VP of Business Development, OK Labs
RecordedJul 11 201259 mins
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