| dc.description.abstract | The massive influx of mobile devices over recent years has radically altered ideas about employees’ activity and the dimensions of business. The rapid development of business, mainly through increased staff mobility, has promoted
various concepts like BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), CYOD (Choose Your Own
Device) COPE (Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled), etc. This has brought to the
fore issues related to ensuring constant staff involvement in the work flow and
designing channels for accessing information with no constraints in terms of time, location, or the type of mobile devices used. At the same time, businesses need to design strategies which ensure a balance between the convenience of using mobile devices and the security and reliability of corporate networks operation. This paper reviews the essence of the BYOD concept and the benefits it brings to business; it makes a comparison with the CYOD concept and analyses the COPE alternative, its nature and feasible approaches for its implementation. | bg_BG |
