I was not aware of this prior to reading your suggestion. Do you know of a case study that demonstrates a lack of proper revision for BYOD policies?
This sounds fundamentally dangerous and can cause licensing issues.
I don't know of a study, but I have been at plenty of companies that issued BYOD policies that didn't address preivously existing IP transfer clauses.
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I was not aware of this prior to reading your suggestion. Do you know of a case study that demonstrates a lack of proper revision for BYOD policies?
This sounds fundamentally dangerous and can cause licensing issues.
I don't know of a study, but I have been at plenty of companies that issued BYOD policies that didn't address preivously existing IP transfer clauses.