For What It\u2019s Worth, the more we watch the press, talk to analysts and hear from our customers, the more convinced we are that we are on the side of the angels.<\/p>\n
Last week<\/a>, we wrote about Mitt Romney and his unfortunate Dropbox hack. Today, we bring to your attention a story by one of our favorite reporters, Barb Darrow at GigaOM: BYOD blowback drives more IT underground<\/a>. I won\u2019t keep you in suspense, her story covers two surveys (including one from Forrester), but the coup de gr\u00e2ce comes at the end: \u201cForrester recommends that IT staffs be encouraged to stop fighting the rank-and-file and really learn about the tools they want to use and, where possible, facilitate rather than fight that use.\u201d<\/p>\n Yep, YEP, EXACTLY what we\u2019ve been saying since we launch our company in December. At the risk of sounding like broken a record (for those who remember records), it\u2019s simple – cloud computing has brought enterprises to the brink of disaster in data management:<\/p>\n IT used to tightly control \u2013 from the devices and device access to data dissemination and use<\/p>\n IT is no longer in control of business data<\/p>\n Already dire issues and reactions<\/p>\n We believe enterprises must have three things<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
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