Next generation of employees doesn't respect IT rules

Stuart Sumner
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A Cisco report has warned that young professionals have no qualms about circumventing IT policies, and feel it's necessary to do their jobs

The youngest generation of enterprise professionals aged between 18 and 30 have little respect for their company's IT policies, and many feel that breaking them is necessary to perform their jobs w...

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