BYOD

abbreviation

US /ˌbiː waɪ əʊ ˈdiː/

1
bring your own device: the practice of allowing employees or students to bring their own computing devices to work, college, etc and use them on the organization’s network
Surveys show that up to 90 percent of corporations use some form of BYOD, but that up to 80 percent of BYOD activity is “inadequately” managed by IT departments.
Synonyms and related words
Computer networking systems
account name
BYOD
client-server
Synonyms and related words
Processes in computing
ABEND
access time
A-D conversion
Featured as a BuzzWord!
The expression BYOD first began to appear in early 2011, when US multinationals Unisys Corporation and Citrix Inc, an IT services provider and software company respectively, identified this policy as an emerging trend. The alternative initialisms BYOC (bring your own computer), BYOP (bring your own phone) and BYOPC (bring your own PC (=personal computer)) are also sometimes used to refer to similar concepts, and in linguistic terms could be thought of as hyponyms (=specific examples) of BYOD. These variations are not exclusive to work contexts however, the abbreviation BYOC for example sometimes used when gamers bring their own computers to hook up to a network and take part in a multiplayer gaming event.
Read more

单词	byod
释义	BYOD abbreviation UK /ˌbiː waɪ əʊ ˈdiː/ DEFINITIONS1 1 bring your own device: the practice of allowing employees or students to bring their own computing devices to work, college etc and use them on the organization’s network Surveys show that up to 90 percent of corporations use some form of BYOD, but that up to 80 percent of BYOD activity is “inadequately” managed by IT departments. Synonyms and related words Computer networking systems account name BYOD carrier hotel Synonyms and related words Processes in computing ABEND access time A-D conversion Featured as a BuzzWord! The expression BYOD first began to appear in early 2011, when US multinationals Unisys Corporation and Citrix Inc, an IT services provider and software company respectively, identified this policy as an emerging trend. The alternative initialisms BYOC (bring your own computer), BYOP (bring your own phone) and BYOPC (bring your own PC (=personal computer)) are also sometimes used to refer to similar concepts, and in linguistic terms could be thought of as hyponyms (=specific examples) of BYOD. These variations are not exclusive to work contexts however, the abbreviation BYOC for example sometimes used when gamers bring their own computers to hook up to a network and take part in a multiplayer gaming event. Read more BYOD abbreviation US /ˌbiː waɪ əʊ ˈdiː/ DEFINITIONS1 1 bring your own device: the practice of allowing employees or students to bring their own computing devices to work, college, etc and use them on the organization’s network Surveys show that up to 90 percent of corporations use some form of BYOD, but that up to 80 percent of BYOD activity is “inadequately” managed by IT departments. Synonyms and related words Computer networking systems account name BYOD client-server Synonyms and related words Processes in computing ABEND access time A-D conversion Featured as a BuzzWord! The expression BYOD first began to appear in early 2011, when US multinationals Unisys Corporation and Citrix Inc, an IT services provider and software company respectively, identified this policy as an emerging trend. The alternative initialisms BYOC (bring your own computer), BYOP (bring your own phone) and BYOPC (bring your own PC (=personal computer)) are also sometimes used to refer to similar concepts, and in linguistic terms could be thought of as hyponyms (=specific examples) of BYOD. These variations are not exclusive to work contexts however, the abbreviation BYOC for example sometimes used when gamers bring their own computers to hook up to a network and take part in a multiplayer gaming event. Read more
随便看	moveable move along move away move heaven and earth (to do something) move in move in on move into move it movement move mountains move off move on move out move over mover mover and shaker move the goalposts move up move with the times move/close/go in for the kill move/shift the goalposts move/shift up a gear move/shift your arse move/step aside movie