Re: BYOD anyone?
>So it's goodbye BYOD and welcome to the world of having a separate phone (and presumably separate tablet) for work.
And this is why MS will fail here. People will pay for a status-symbol phone but companies will not. People can work around network outages, but companies don't want to do that. Why would a company pay for a laptop to run your apps... and then pay for a phone (probably costing as much as the laptop) to run more limited versions of the same apps?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
