TechEd Quick Shot - Enabling the Consumerization of IT

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Garth Fort will be presenting a Foundational Session at TechEd in which he will share how the tools we are delivering for IT management can utilize and empower the consumer technologies today's employees are using in their daily lives.

Here is the description of his Foundational Session "Enabling the Consumerization of IT" from the TechEd website:

How people work has changed dramatically over the last few years. Today's users have access to the latest technology in their personal lives, and increasingly have a say in what technology they use to get the job done. Opportunities exist to enable greater productivity, hire great people and keep them happy, but also a responsibility to properly secure and manage devices and data. Learn how Microsoft can help you responsibly enable this vision to "Consumerize the IT" inside your company.

If you haven't already, you should register for TechEd Now!

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