Employees buy the latest and greatest iPhone!

What do companies do with the old iPhones?

So, what can companies do with ALL their old, unused phones instead?

of the almost 2 billion mobile phones purchased in 2013 will end up hibernating in drawers…

Wipe It?

Recycle It? Reuse It?

Resell It?

Need For A Process: Our suggestion is to set up individual and groups workflows for your desired processes

Plain and Simple: iPhones contain sensitive personal and company information. Therefore, they need to be managed properly to PREVENT a data breach!

All phones that are no longer used need to be accounted for at all times

Need to be able to manage phones efficiently… Because you have a lot more assets and workflows to manage

You are responsible for your company data so do what you need to do to protect it

Steps the iPhone takes on its own, on its own time.

When individual iPhones are grouped together and the group goes through stages together

Central Repository of All Old Phones◦ Easily look up the status (i.e. is this

phone wiped) and location (i.e. which locked box in which data center) of any phone

Verify Chain of Custody◦Defensible and accurate trail for audit and management

Implement Standardized Processes◦ Take the Guesswork Out of

Managing Phones Safeguard Data Bearing Assets

Any IT asset – hard drive, laptop, desktop, tablet, switch, etc.

Any offline IT asset workflow – destruction, resale, legal hold, repurposing, onboarding, etc.

Bridge the gap between online IT asset activity and an asset’s final disposition destination.

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Jennifer Noce, B&L AssociatesJnoce@bandl.com508-651-1404