The Five Myths of Enterprise Mobility

  1. Companies can afford to wait until technology has stabilized before deploying a mobility strategy
  2. Increased mobility for workforces means increased risk of security breaches
  3. The consumerisation of IT is having no impact on sectors that use rugged mobile devices
  4. A Mobile Device Management strategy is an optional extra, not an essential tool
  5. Enterprises can manage mobility in-house behind the firewall without outsourcing to a cloud-based platform

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