Emily Tan
Mar 28, 2012

Personal tech at work: What does 'BYOD' mean to marketers?

AUSTRALIA – A recent report by tech market data firm IDC indicates that a majority of chief information officers and IT decision makers in Australia and New Zealand are feeling the pressure to support personal consumer devices such as media tablets and smartphones in the workplace.

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