Perry+Correll

= General Sessions =

Title of Session
=**BYOD Doesn't Have to Mean Uncontrolled **=

Day/Time: Wednesday, Nov. 2nd 1:30-2:30pm

 * Location: Swiss 3-4-88**


 * SUMMARY: ** By identifying and classifying devices and the applications in use, you now have the ability to sanction user owned clients on campus, yet still retain the ability to control the resources they access.  With proper implementation of Identification, Classification, Authentication and Firewall services, wireless networks can deliver appropriate access to educational resources, yet also provide client control services. This session will demonstrate how a properly engineered campus network can identify, classify and provide access to only those authorized services, regardless of the client employed by the user.


 * OUTLINE: **
 * Key Trends: challenges faced by 802.11 networks
 * Evolution of Wi-Fi: architecture designs for performance, capacity, reliability and resiliency
 * Impact on Education: managing user demands to your network due to BYOD
 * Tips and Recommendations: case studies of institutions successfully implementing BYOD initiatives


 * Links and/or Materials**