Pictures BELTUG X-changes on 'Bring Your Own Device'- 28 April 2011
The following companies registered to participate -28 April 2011 at Roularta Conference Center: Anatole International, Attentia, Bank Degroof Banque, Barco, Belgacom, BESIX, BNP Paribas Fortis, Borealis Polymers, bpost, BT, Carrefour Belgium, Cisco Systems Belgium, Colruyt Group Services, Concentra Media, Crossroad Consulting, de Persgroep Publishing, Defensie, Dialogic, Digipolis, DLA Piper UK LLP, Eandis, Effect, Electrabel GDF Suez, Federale Politie, Fedict - Federale Overheidsdienst ICT, FOD Justitie, G4S Security Services, Gemeente Edegem, Getronics Belgium, Gial, Giritech, Greijdanus College, Havenbedrijf Gent, Huawei, Johnson & Johnson, Johnson Contols, KBC ICT Global Services, Landbouwkrediet - Crédit Agricole, Mercedes-Benz Belgium Luxembourg, Microsoft, Mobila, Mobistar, NextiraOne, Niko Group, Office National des Vacances Annuelles-RJV, Portima, PriceWaterhouse Coopers Belgium, Provincie Vlaams-Brabant, Siemens Enterprise Communications, SITA Recycling Services, Smals, SNCB-NMBS, Sogeti, Stadsbestuur Roeselare, Synergics, Tam Tam Consulting, Tangoe, Telenet, The Brussels Airport Company,Thomas Cook, Unilin Industries, Uptime Group, USG People, Verizon Business, VWR International Europe. -The trend of “BYOD” (Bring Your Own Device): BELTUG members' expectations around the table
Eva De Schryver, Communications manager | -Case Concentra: The search for a ‘standard’ smartphone policy, combined with a BYOD ‘VIP Service’
Peter Van de Wiele, Manager IT Services & Infrastructure, Concentra|MEDIA | -BYOD is not a problem – it’s a solution! Another approach to BYOD
Wilco Zwerus, Head of Mobility Practice, BT Benelux | -The case of BYOD in Dutch school communities
Clemens Broekroelofs, Head of ICT, Greijdanus College, a major school community covering 4 locations (Zwolle, Hardenberg, Meppel, Enschede) | -Working with a private device: legal watchouts in Belgium
Soetkin Lateur, DLA Piper UK LLP |
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