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The rise of bring your own device (byod) programs is the single most radical shift in the economics of client computing for business since PCs invaded the workplace, according to Gartner. Every business needs a clearly articulated position on byod, even if it chooses not to allow for it.

Many small-business owners believe byod (bring-your-own-device) poses no threat to their company and have no interest in spending effort on mobile device security, while employees themselves think security is the responsibility of the business, a study by Kaspersky Lab has found.

The solution allows the workforce to access enterprise data from anywhere on a device of their choice, in a secure manner- thus enhancing the business productivity while meeting mobile data security requirements of the enterprise.

Many business organizations have been encouraging its employees to use personal digital devices for official work as they result in employee satisfaction and higher productivity.

On-demand convenience platform Swiggy is buying back employee stock options worth $23 million that’s going to benefit 900 employees this year. Swiggy said the next liquidity event will take place in July next year.

Amitabh Bachchan loves to keep his fans posted about his day-to-day activities on social media. The actor often expresses his thoughts and opinions on various topics through his posts. Now, on the occasion of World Photography Day, the megastar took to Instagram to warn the actors.

Bring your own device (byod) at workplace has become a major concern for the city-based IT firms to tackle.

Amitabh Bachchan is an enthusiastic social media user and his keenness for interacting with fans is evident in his responses. The veteran actor shares a mix of Hindi and English posts and recently a user stated that Big B should write his posts in Hindi. Commenting on one of Amitabh Bachchan’s tweets, a user shared, “Amitabh Bachchan ji, agar aapke post Hindi mein aaye toh bohot achcha rahega (Amitabh Bachchan sir, it would be very nice if your posts were written in Hindi).”

Enterprise file sharing and sync (EFSS) and mobility vendor Vaultize has announced that Tata Capital Innovations Fund has invested in the company.

In-flight entertainment (IFE) in its byod (bring your own device) avatar has been catching up across domestic flights in the country.

There are now a number of apps which enable accessing office work flow on employees’ personal mobile devices.

Cognizant Technology Solutions on Friday announced that it will pay a ‘gratitude’ allowance of 25% of basic pay to more than 1.35 lakh employees in India. This is being paid recognising their efforts at maintaining business continuity during the coronavirus pandemic. The company’s overall India head count is 2,03,700 as of December 2019 and nearly 1.35 lakh of them are in the rank up to ‘Associate’.

Comic Con India, the country's largest pop culture event, is coming to Hyderabad from November 15 to 17 at HITEX Exhibition Centre. The three-day event will feature Indian and international artists, sessions on comics and anime, stand-up comedy, and the gaming extravaganza DreamHack.

Twerk (dancing to popular music in a provocative manner), Tweet, FOMO (fear of missing out) and flash mob (a group of people breaking into an impromptu jig) are some of the latest entries in the Oxford dictionary.

In a first step to make Surat a fully Wi-Fi city, the facility would be provided at 10 select areas of Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) from March 31 this year.

Affordable tablet manufacturer Wishtel has partnered with Intel for its new range of IRA tablet PCs for enterprise applications.

From today, SpiceJet passengers on flights to Delhi can book, mid-air, a cab for travel from the airport, by using their own mobile, laptop or tablet that has been logged into the airline’s in-flight entertainment platform.