Mobility Policy: Steve Leaden
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This document discusses optimizing enterprise mobility and outlines elements of a mobility policy. It addresses major policy questions such as who pays for mobile devices and services, who owns devices, and how to mobilize applications. Elements of a mobility policy include general purpose, acceptable use definitions, management responsibilities, device and service provision guidelines, ownership of mobile numbers, safety requirements, security responsibilities, support protocols, and penalties. A new challenge is balancing user requests with security and control needs.
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