Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is an increasingly popular strategy for both large and small enterprises, as it decreases the upfront cost of your mobile solution.

BYOD offers the flexibility of working with existing technology and gives your employees the freedom to choose devices they feel more comfortable with, rather than using a singular device chosen by the company.

BYOD is frequently a cost saving solution as it minimizes the cost of upfront device purchases. The downfall of BYOD comes when trying to manage various plans and options on all types of devices and carriers.

Many enterprises find themselves over spending on mobility programs due to policy failure for BYOD or due to lack of adequate staff dedicated to the management of this transition.

Under a Raztechnology planned BYOD Program, we will work with you to develop clear cut policies for what actions can and cannot be performed on individual devices.

Limits of function are key in maintaining the integrity of your corporate data, while at the same time, allowing your employees the freedom they desire on their personal mobile devices.

We work with you to develop a strategy for reimbursement, as well as set up service portals for your employees to find assistance with troubleshooting and instructions for their individual devices.

However, while most of the organizations are well aware about the BOYD’s importance, they meet a dead end when it comes to implementing the same. There are three big queries related to BOYD, which need to be answered, namely, why, for what and for whom. BOYD programs can be easily implied once these above mentioned queries are determined and answered.

We, at RAZ SOFT, enriched with vast experience, help in implementation of BOYD programs for our clients. Our first ever BOYD approach covers factors like:

• Consultations in policy creation, architecture blueprinting, etc
• Providing onboard device and app, deploying technology, realignment of support model, etc
• Monitoring activities like network access, access location, generating compliance reports, etc.

Thank you for reading our guide to creating Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), and best of luck!