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Key Issues for the Consumerization of IT, 2009
3 February 2009
 
David Mitchell Smith   Stephen Prentice  

The increasingly powerful global communities and the changes in societal behavior arising from the consumerization of IT will lead to social and economic disruptions, which will affect the balance of power among the enterprise, technology providers, the individual and the state.




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Document History:
 
Key Issues for the Consumerization of IT, 2009
3 February 2009
  
Key Issues for the Consumerization of IT, 2008
15 February 2008
  
Key Issues in the Consumerization of IT: From Commoditization to Socialization
25 January 2007
  




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