Successful eDiscovery in a Bring-Your-Own-Device Environment
July 20th, 2012 | Connected Social Media Syndication
| Categories: Information Technology, Intel, Intel IT, IT Best Practices, IT Business Value, IT White Papers, IT@Intel
| Tags: bring your own device, BYOD, consumerization, data recovery, eDiscovery, electronic discovery, Intel IT, IT Best Practices, it leadership, IT management, it operations, IT Strategic Planning, IT@Intel, SFF, small form factor devices, storage architecture

For more information on Intel IT best practices, please visit www.intel.com/IT
IT Best Practices: Intel IT is proactively implementing a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program that allows employees the flexibility to use personally owned devices like smartphones and tablets to connect to the corporate network for some IT services. While this presents productivity opportunities to employees, it also poses challenges for Intel IT. We’ve established best practices that facilitate meeting our legal obligation to fulfill electronic discovery (eDiscovery) requests for data stored on small form factor (SFF) devices.
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