White paper: Top 5 Mobile Compliance Best Practices
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To drive better policy, record keeping, supervision, and improved productivity, organizations will need to consider a nuanced approach to their mobile compliance strategy. Which devices are best suited for regulated vs. unregulated employees?
Which channels are best fit across employee types, and which features should be enabled within those channels to increase productivity and support compliance?
In this eBook, learn about the top 5 mobile Digital Communications Governance (DCG) best practices that will cultivate productive, flexible and compliant mobile communications.
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