Wearables are rapidly making their way into the enterprise – and CIOs who want to stay ahead of the curve are taking notice.
The CEA projects that 30.9 million consumer wearables will be sold in 2015 – the majority of which will be smartwatches. According to Forrester, by 2020 wearable devices will be common in many organizations, and by 2024 they will be instrumental to how many employees do their jobs.
Wearable devices promise to transform the enterprise by enabling constant connectivity and hands-free interaction with data and equipment. But there are clear security implications. As we saw with smartphones and tablets, when these devices connect to the corporate network, they invariably put the enterprise’s information assets at risk.
We recommend preparing in advance for the inevitable security challenges of wearable technology, and making the necessary adjustments to your existing Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solution with a thoughtful Managed Mobility Services (MMS) strategy. Here’s how:
Wearables are rapidly making their way into the enterprise – and CIOs who want to stay ahead of the curve are taking notice. The CEA...
Wearables are rapidly making their way into the enterprise – and CIOs who want to stay ahead of the curve are taking notice. The CEA...
Wearables are rapidly making their way into the enterprise – and CIOs who want to stay ahead of the curve are taking notice. The CEA...
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