Bring your own device or BYOD is a practice that continues to be hotly debated in the business world. As this discussion carries on, the trend seems to be that more and more companies are embracing a BYOD strategy. As more companies are adopting the BYOD approach, their respective IT departments are scrambling to incorporate security policies to protect the company from potential threats. These threats are very serious and with a BYOD model it is imperative that employees take the necessary steps to protect themselves and the company.

By now, I have shared various new definitions for ROI — including the Returns on Information, Infrastructure, and Innovation. When it comes to enterprises looking to strategically innovate the planet by 2020, it’s all about having the right people with the right skills and work experience.

CIO.com has been trailblazing coverage of BYOD's end user hazards and the legal slippery slope for employers. 

What is the next product to be developed? What is the next feature to be added? What is the next enhancement to be made? These are a few of the burning questions about product development enterprises have to address on a regular basis to competitively differentiate themselves in the market. Strategy plays a key role in product development.