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Why buy the cow?

Anytime anyone refers to bring your own device (BYOD) today, the biggest argument in favor of it is that people are more productive when they bring their own device. Now, let’s be clear here, it’s not a function of a BYOD program that is driving these benefits but the fact that a company has added a mobile component to their strategy. By conservative numbers, companies are seeing on average at least $3200 of increased productivity a year from each person that they have enabled.

  • We’re all connected, aren’t we?July 6, 2012

    I am sitting here on July 5th up at my in-laws in the beautiful state of NH. They live in a fairly populated area of NH not far from one of the outlet malls…

  • Cow ChipsJune 29, 2012

    Justin Pirie, Mark Thiele, Barb Darrow and I had great exchange on twitter a little more than a week and a half ago. It all stemmed from Barb’s excellent…

  • 3 skills or you want to be a nutter like meJune 8, 2012

    I had the distinct privilege last night to appear on the Cloudcast podcast with Brian Gracely (@bgracely) and Aaron Delp (@aarondelp) (Editor’s note – you can…

  • You break it, you buy it…wait what?June 7, 2012

    I asked for suggestions tonight via twitter for this blog post and Bob Egan (@bobegan) made a terrific suggestion for another thing to think about when it…

  • It’s the data stupid!June 6, 2012

    My good friend Ben Goodman echoed something in his post from Monday that I have seen in a bunch of other posts recently. It aims to tackle the fact that in…