Enterprise Mobility Summit: Has BYOD started to lose its shine?

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Jim Henrys of Intel asks if you should support all the devices employees bring with them, or limit them to just a few choices

Jim Henrys of Intel asks if you should support all the devices employees bring with them, or limit them to just a few choices. Jim was speaking at Computing's Enterprise Mobility Summit 2013.

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