The Support Office manager at the University of York discusses the importance of fostering a culture that embraces mobile devices, while also setting realistic expectations. The University of York's ...

LIVONIA -- The unified communications and technology management provider Technology Solutions LLC announced Tuesday the launch of its "Bring Your Own Device" management service. More and more ...

With educational budgets ever tighter, and with a large percentage of students already toting their own smart phones, tablets, and laptops, more institutions are considering the bring-your-own-device, ...

More than 70 percent of providers currently use mobile devices to access patients’ electronic medical records, according to a recent survey. In response, many hospitals have implemented bring your own ...

The New South Wales police department last year began a yearlong bring-your-own-device (BYOD) experiment for police officers. As part of a major IT modernization project, the department is permitting ...

Students roll into class with a hodgepodge of laptops, tablets, and smartphones of various brands and vintages—or without any devices at all. It’s up to teachers and administrators to figure out how ...

“I would love to take credit for this idea,” says Wes Wright, CIO of Seattle Children’s Hospital. “It’s worked out so well.” Desktop virtualization technology was already in place when Mr. Wright ...

According to a survey by Forrester Research, Inc., 72 percent of North American and 60 percent of European information workers already pay for all or part of their monthly data plans simply to have ...

Enterprise mobility software vendor Good Technology has snapped up fellow mobility player Copiun, to capitalise on the growing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend. The acquisition is set to be ...

Today, schools across the country look to educators to customize learning for their unique classrooms. Here is how educators are accomplishing this through unbundling and BYOD. The days of overhead ...

Within a year, 50 per cent of employees will demand that businesses allow them to bring their own devices to work, according to Good Technology vice president and corporate general manager for the ...