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This kills BYOD, right, at least for now? "Employees can only access corporate applications with a device that is procured and actively managed by the company"
by rdl 12y ago
This kills BYOD, right, at least for now? "Employees can only access corporate applications with a device that is procured and actively managed by the company"
- dragonwriter 12y agoIt seems to me that any company whose business involves providing secure web apps to external users (who aren't using devices specially trusted by the company providing the service) ought to be able to provide its corporate applications on the same basis.
- mikecb 12y agoI doubt it: https://www.android.com/intl/en_us/work/ https://www.android.com/intl/en_us/work/
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- dantiberian 12y agoOne of the biggest reasons for BYOD is so you don't need to deal with the crappy supplied hardware of your employer and you can bring your own. I'm pretty sure that Google employees get their pick of hardware so this would remove at least one big reason for BYOD.
- bduerst 12y agoAndroid Work Profiles has this covered, if you would want to use your own android phone. It also means you allow your device to be managed remotely by the company (i.e. purged if lost/stolen).