Bring-your-own technology: the legal perspective
IT law firm Taylor Wessing discusses the legal implications of letting employees bring their own devices to work
Businesses are increasingly encouraging employees to bring their own devices in for use in the workplace, but these ‘bring-your-own technology' schemes throw up a number of legal issues as Graham Hann,...
More on Tablets
Apple PCB orders for iPhone SE2 postponed due to coronavirus
The launch of Apple’s upgraded entry-level iPhone SE2 has been pushed back from this month into the second quarter
VideoProc Provides YouTubers with Easy-to-use Video Processing Software
Introducing VideoProc, a new video processing toolkit
Apple unveils new iPad Pros with eight-core A12X chips
Apple subjects iPad Pro to biggest makeover since 2015
Data orchestration: How to make your data silos sing
Data orchestration can produce accurate, continuously updated, multi-channel customer insight for marketers
The people want robots - but don't know that they're already using them
Global interest in AI is rising, but Brits are afraid that Brexit will hold us back
Back to Top
