BYO still needs IT support, says top CIOs

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Consumerisation of IT has a skills impact on the IT function

Organisations that support consumerisation and bring-your-own (BYO) policies will still need IT support desks for guidance and strategy, according to Paul Cheesbrough, CIO at News International. ...

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