Young Employees Say BYOD A 'Right' Not 'Privilege'

"A survey that asked thousands of young "20-something" workers their attitudes about bring-your-own-device"policies found slightly more than half view it as their "right" to use their own mobile devices at work, rather than BYOD being just a "privilege."

Fortinet, which sponsored the survey, says it decided to focus the BYOD-related questions specifically on college-educated employees between the ages of 20 and 29 because this younger segment -- the future of the workforce -- is digitally savvy, and their first phone may be a smartphone..."

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Other articles in the IT - BYOD section of Volume 172, Issue 3:

BYOD Is Top Concern for Enterprise Mobile Security: Gartner Survey
BYOD: It's Time to Throw Out the Rule Book
Young Employees Say BYOD A 'Right' Not 'Privilege' (this article)

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