Snap Tech IT Reveals How Small Businesses Can Create Effective BYOD Policies
Feb 18, 2017
New guide at company's website covers all the most important bring-your-own-device considerations in ways that small-business owners and others can put to use, Snap Tech IT reports
ATLANTA - February 18, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Somewhere around half of all American companies now have specific "bring your own device" (BYOD) policies in place, according to research firm Markets and Markets, but many smaller businesses are lagging behind. A new guide at the Snap Tech IT website describes how small companies can easily design BYOD policies that will provide the benefits of this increasingly popular arrangement while also protecting their interests.
As a leading information technology support provider and consultant to clients in Georgia, Arizona, and California, Snap Tech IT regularly helps with the development of BYOD arrangements that cover all the bases. The new guide reflects the kind of in-depth expertise that has helped make Snap Tech IT a top IT Support Company in Scottsdale AZ, the Greater Atlanta area, and in several cities in California. The new guide to BYOD policies is available now at the Snap Tech IT website, where pages like http://www.snaptechit.com/it-support/it-support-company-in-mesa-az/ detail the many ways by which the company can help clients in particular cities throughout its service area.
"Digital devices like smartphones have become integral parts of daily life for most of today's workers," said Snap Tech IT founder and Chief Operating Officer Daniel Shaffer, "The right kind of BYOD policy can therefore produce many benefits, both for workers and their employers. Unfortunately, many smaller companies struggle with how to achieve an appropriate balance and make sure that all of their interests are accounted for. The information and conclusions in our new guide to BYOD policies come directly from our own experiences working with small businesses over the years. We think this new guide is going to be of real value to many readers."
American employers have traditionally provided the computers and other digital tools that workers need to pursue their duties. In recent years, however, corporate BYOD policies have increasingly made it possible for workers to use their own devices for work purposes, with seven in ten respondents to a Cisco survey of IT decision makers seeing the potential value in such arrangements.
The new Snap Tech IT guide details how smaller companies can lay down clear, practical rules that will allow for the benefits of BYOD without exposing the business in question to any unnecessary risks. Covering all the major issues in ways that small business leaders can put into practice, the new guide is available now at the Snap Tech IT website. As the kind of IT Support Company Oakland California businesses and many others in its service areas rely upon with great success, Snap Tech IT is especially well qualified to advise about this topic and others.
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Phone: 678-947-8937
For more information, please visit http://www.snaptechit.com/it-support/it-support-company-in-mesa-az/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 171173
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