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Cisco Systems’ Internet Business Solutions Group surveyed 600 international IT leaders in 18 industries with decision-making responsibility for mobile solutions. That survey found not only that the bring your own device (BYOD) trend was entrenched in the enterprise, it will become more significant in the future.

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