Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) as well as Corporate Owned Personally Enabled (COPE) are two different approaches to integrating mobile devices into the enterprise. Both bring their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Should your company allow business use of private smartphones & tablets? Do mobile devices belonging to the company offer more control and protection of data?

1. Webinar
Webinar
BYOD Or COPE:
Which Concept Best Suits Your Mobile
Strategy?
May 31, 2016
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2. Webinar
AGENDA
COPE & BYOD – Advantages and Disadvantages
BYOD: Requirements
Android
iOS
Conclusion
COPE: Requirements
Android
iOS
Conclusion
Apples Device Enrollment Program (DEP)
Recommendation

3. Webinar
Different Mobile Strategies
COPE = Corporate Owned Personally Enabled
Companies provide devices that may be used privately.
BYOD = Bring Your Own Device
Employees use their private device professionally.

4. Webinar
BYOD – Requirements
Shield private and professional data from each other
Administration of the business area and business apps

5. Webinar
COPE – Requirements
a) Prohibit private data
b) Allow private use and ensure data isolation
Complete control of all content

6. Webinar
COPE
Pro:
Uniform system landscape
Con:
High acquisition costs
BYOD
Pro:
No / lower
acquisition costs
Con:
Fragmentation

7. Webinar
What is Apple's DEP?
DEP = Device Enrollment Program
Program for installation / configuration of devices
Supports all iOS and Mac OS devices
Fast, optimized method for integrating mobile devices
→ Result: simplified initial configuration of corporate owned devices
DEP

8. Webinar
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