| PROGRAMME | |
| DAY ONE (18 November 2013) |
| 08:00 | Registration |
| 09:00 | Chairman’s Opening Remarks |
| 09:15 | Insights on the current state of BYOD in the organizations across Asia Pacific, Middle East, Europe and the region |
| 10:00 | Morning Refreshments |
| 10:15 | Providing BYOD access while securing corporate networks: Perspective from CIO |
| 11:00 | Key considerations for a successful BYOD implementation and best practices to make BYOD simple and secure |
| 11:45 | Bring Your Own Device: Opportunities, risks and understanding the BYOD landscape |
| 12:30 | Lunch |
| 14:00 | BYOD: what you need to know, how to handle it and where it is going in the future |
| 14:45 | Creating a compelling BYOD programme that maximize ROI and enhance user experience in order to attract and retain top talent |
| 15:30 | Afternoon Refreshments |
| 15:45 | HR strategies and preparing for BYOD workforce |
| 16:30 | Panel discussion on framework for deploying successful BYOD initiatives Speakers of the day |
| 17:00 | End of Day One |
| DAY TWO (19 November 2013) |
| 09:00 | Chairman’s Opening Remarks |
| 09:15 | Best practices to implementing BYOD policies and efficiently manage the next wave of BYOD challenges |
| 10:00 | Morning Refreshments |
| 10:15 | Creating BYOD governance processes and developing well-defined policies for BYOD |
| 11:00 | Challenges involved in transitioning to BYOD and the next-generation mobile security |
| 11:45 | What are the legal risks for organizations that access their employees' personal mobile devices? |
| 12:30 | Lunch |
| 14:00 | Setting BYOD policy: a new partnership for IT and HR |
| 14:45 | How will HR communicate BYOD capability to make the organization more attractive and what alterations are required to employee contracts to take this into account? |
| 15:30 | Afternoon Refreshments |
| 15:45 | Does your organizations have a well-articulated and workable BYOD policy? |
| 16:30 | Panel discussion on how organizations can quickly and easily transition to a BYOD mobile infrastructure and establish appropriate BYOD policies Speakers of the day |
| 17:00 | End of Conference |
For all its potential benefits BYOD creates security and management challenges… With the prevalence of smartphones and tablets, the issues of enterprise mobility and the associated “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) strategies are now a priority on the agenda for many organizations across Asia Pacific, Middle East, Europe and the region. Forward thinking organizations that have reaped the benefits of BYOD including, Bangkok Bank, Thailand that have saved US$500,000 by going BYOD and has also changed the way they work and interact with customers. Nearby Malaysia, the International Islamic University Malaysia has successfully deployed an enterprise-grade BYOD solution, cost-effective provision to manage mobile devices of over 10,000 users as well as leading MNC, Intel had 23,000 mobile devices in its BYOD program by the end of 2012. With an accumulation of around 5 million hours of annual productivity gains in 2012, Intel is now rolling out and expanding BYOD program further. Against this development, BYOD is set to rise but challenges remain. The main challenges are concerns around data security and compliance. Looking at this issue, for example, Malaysia has lost US$880 million over the last five years through BYOD cybercrime. Moving forward, organizations need to review the business case for BYOD in order to evaluate and understood the benefits as well as to chart the rising tide of BYOD. As such, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Conference 2013, provides insight into a growing trend that will increasingly affect the policies and budgets of CIOs and their business executive counterparts from HR, legal and senior management. The conference provides a timely platform to consolidate and initiate a concerted effort as well as to take a closer look at key issues and challenges towards implementation of BYOD, including:
If your organization is thinking of implementing BYOD infrastructure, this is the only conference that is geared towards analyzing the cost benefits of BYOD as well as grappling and navigating the business, legal, financial and HR questions needed to roll out a successful BYOD offering. Who Should Attend? |