adamz
11-09-2003, 03:13 PM
eWeek (http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,1369399,00.asp) has an article that discusses how many companies are not allowing employees to use camera phones due to their potential breach of security capabilities.
"We were just assuming that if you wanted a high-end phone, you'd want a camera on it, but that's not the case with the enterprise," said Cindy Patterson, vice president of enterprise sales at Verizon Wireless Inc., which runs prospective handset designs by a core board of Fortune 500 CIOs before deciding to sell them. "Fifty percent of the customers on our technology board said they couldn't have a phone with a camera," said Patterson, in San Diego.
"We were just assuming that if you wanted a high-end phone, you'd want a camera on it, but that's not the case with the enterprise," said Cindy Patterson, vice president of enterprise sales at Verizon Wireless Inc., which runs prospective handset designs by a core board of Fortune 500 CIOs before deciding to sell them. "Fifty percent of the customers on our technology board said they couldn't have a phone with a camera," said Patterson, in San Diego.