by Gina Smith
Dropbox
Introduction
Zenprise, a mobile device management company that specializes in BYOD, recently released its Zenprise MDM Cloud Report. The report includes the top 10 apps that enterprises are blacklisting (or attempting to blacklist) in the United States and globally. The list is theirs. The snide commentary, mine. So here they are. The 10 most blacklisted apps this month, in descending orderAngry Birds
Would someone please muster up the courage to tell the CEO to stop with the slingshot already?
Dropbox
Worst case: Employee walks off with your company data and Dropbox is installed on four of her computers. Nuff said.
Skype
Now this is what you want. Folks texting and calling relatives all over the world. It puts a whole new spin on the idea of personal calls at work, doesn't it?
YouTube
Imagine a Google+ Live Hangout saved and shared on YouTube. It's a recording of your confidential board meeting. Yikes!
The App Store
Just ... too easy to get a game even more addictive than Angry Birds. If such a thing exists, it is in the App StoreEvernote
Social, shareable note-taking screams take our secure company information and share it with the world the next time you get angry at your boss. Or quit.