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Cyber Directorate of the Department of Army CIO Discusses Mobility Challenges and Goals

by GTI Editors
April 4, 2013
in Defense & IC, Operations
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Managing the balance between productivity, security, and user expectations is ubiquitous among all agencies seeking to leverage mobility solutions. In this video clip from the Trezza Media Group’s Federal Executive Forum on Mobility, Rick Walsh, Cyber Directorate of the Department of Army CIO/G-6 in Emerging Technology, discusses the challenges and priorities as the Army implements Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and other mobility  tools and solutions.

 

Tags: ArmyBring Your Own DevicebyodBYOD best practicesDepartment of Army CIODepartment of DefenseDODfederal ITgov ITgovernment ITRick WalshU.S. Army

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