NEW SAFETY IN BYOD STYLE

BYOD in Practice: A Comparison of Four BYOD Programs

The proliferation of internet-enabled mobile devices combined with vast availability of cloud computing services have created a growing trend known as ‘Bring-Your-Own-Device’ (BYOD), which refers to policies that allow employees to connect their personal mobile devices to corporate networks. Research finds that BYOD can increase productivity, job satisfaction, and mobility of employees. However...

The Performativity of BYOD

Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) is a trend introduced by a large IT corporation in 2009 realised as a consequence of the consumerization of Information Technology. BYOD is described as the phenomenon of using personal mobile devices connected to corporate networks to perform work. This study aims to understand consumerization of IT and BYOD in the Tertiary Education sector, particularly the contex...

Capturing Policies for BYOD

BYOD policies are informally specified using natural language. We show how the SP4BYOD language can help reduce ambiguity in 5 BYOD policies and link the specification of a BYOD policy to its implementation. Using a formalisation of the 5 policies written in SP4BYOD, we make comparisons between them, and explore the delegation relationships within them. We identify that whilst policy acknowledg...

New style, same substance

Substance has always been paramount at The Rockefeller University Press, but that doesn’t mean we can’t also have style. We are thus delighted to unveil a new design for the websites of our three journals, The Journal of Cell Biology, The Journal of Experimental Medicine, and The Journal of General Physiology, and for the Press itself. The sites have an updated look and contain innovative funct...

BYOD – Risks, Solutions and Guidelines