Invited Speaker Presentation to Georgia Technical Summit in December 2012.

1. Bring Your Own Device To Your
Local State Agency
Dr. Curtis A. Carver Jr.
Vice Chancellor and CIO
Board of Regents

3. Agenda
• Trends
• Implications
• Discussion

4. Consumerization of IT
– Bring Your Own Device will change
workplace culture and processes.
Embrace the change.
– IT is losing control (like it ever had or
wanted control). Ride the Wave.

5. Four Big Things to think About
(in a Holiday Theme)
Data Policy
Technology Apps
Devices Education
Work Play

6. Think
Policy Technology Education
Key Questions on Devices:
• Which operating systems to innovate
against?
• Technical support?
• Approval process & stipends to buy?

7. Think
Policy Technology Education
Key Questions on Apps:
• Which Apps to support (innovate against)?
• Managed, Unmanaged, Italian Style?
• Training (agency specific or everything) ?

8. Think
Policy Technology Education
Key Questions on Data:
• Who Owns the Data when the Device Walks Away?
• Cloud Solutions and Privacy and Open Records
• Mobile Device Management: mix of policy,
technology, and education?

9. Think
Policy Technology Education
Key Questions on Work/Play:
• Do You Care When or Where the Work Gets
Done? (DYCWWGD)
• What are appropriate limits?
• Do you really want to check everything?

10. Bring Your Own Device: What to Do?
• Changes everything
• Lose Control or Ride the Wave?
• Protect the data
• State government has unique challenges in this
space

11. Questions, Comments, a
Conversation
Dr. Curtis A. Carver Jr.
Vice Chancellor and CIO
Board of Regents