1. EdTech 541 Networking-Planning for a BYOD worldSource: http://www.clicksoftware.com/mobile-workforce-management.htm

2. BYOD - What is It?BYOD - Bring Your Own DeviceSource: acer-aspire Source: BYOD devicesIn 2008, the laptop was Todays wireless devicesthe most common include personally ownedwireless device. smart phones and tablets, as well as laptop computers.

3. Wireless Capabilities Source: Mobile device capablities

4. InfrastructureSource: Infrastructure

5. Wireless Access Points

6. SecurityTypes of Security Threats StillPossible with Enterprise-gradeWLAN: Spoofing Eavesdropping Wireless Viruses Source: security guard

7. Preventive Measures Change the SSID Utilize VPN Utilize Static IP Access Point Placement Minimize Radio Wave Propagation in Non- user Areas

8. ConclusionBenefits Reduced organization costs Improved user (worker) satisfaction Most up-to-date technology that is frequently updatedDisadvantage Loss of technology control by IT

9. ResourcesBOYD - What Is It? To BYOD or Not to BYOD?...heres the factsWireless Capabilities 3 Big wireless network designs for 2012Infrastructure 4 Keys for BOYD technology in the classroom wireless--lan.com

10. ResourcesWireless Access Points Enterasys Roamabout Access Points Enterasys Wireless Access Point Literature Wireless LAN site survey capacity vs coverageSecurity Wireless LAN security issues and solutions Reasons to use enterprise WLAN security

11. ResourcesPreventative Measures How school wireless networks CAN support student owned mobile devicesConclusion Pros and cons of bringing your own device to work