There is No Tradeoff With BYOD

"The myth of a BYOD tradeoff is perpetuated by current BYOD approaches that do require sacrifices, either for the corporation, the employees or both.

The original approach was to issue employees a cell phone (typically a BlackBerry), so that employees carry two phones — one for personal use and one for professional use. Of course, nobody wants to carry two devices.", StrategyDriven

Why Android Has the Edge over iOS in BYOD Battle

“Cellrox’s approach, Eiferman said, is that “everybody should get everything.” Accomplishing that, he said, requires the device to be split into multiple personas.”, IT Business Edge

Guest Blog:"Enterprise attract top talent BYOD strategy"

Check out Omer's guest post on HR.BLR  of his 'Enterprises attract top talent with a successful multi-persona BYOD strategy' post http://hr.blr.com/HR-news/HR-Administration/HR-Strategy/Enterprise-attract-top-talent-BYOD-strategy#

3 lessons educators can learn from the enterprise BYOD trend

Check out Omer's guest post on EdTech Digest on '3 lessons educators can learn from the enterprise BYOD trend' http://edtechdigest.wordpress.com/2014/04/10/left-to-their-own-smart-devices/

Cellrox BYOD

"The ‘multi persona’ component of the system is what makes Cellrox unique. There can be multiple personas in the same mobile device, allowing individuals to have a work persona, a private persona, and even a game persona, all with different security levels", Technology Advice

Yota gets multiple personalities powered by cellrox

“Cellrox’s multi-persona technology perfectly matches YotaPhone’s philosophy", Gadget Magazine

Network vulnerabilities in Android (and KNOX)

"To be successful with a BYOD strategy, the solution design needs to optimize for a strong separation between the personal and professional on the same device.", EnterpriseAppsTech

What containers & wrappers don’t tell you about BYOD

Check out Omer's guest post on GoMo news- newsle

Mobile Device Management Vendors Tackling BYOD Challenges With Beefed-Up Security

"Tel-Aviv-based vendor Cellrox takes a different approach on BYOD. It developed a version of Android that is designed to support a hypervisor -- which it calls ThinVisor", CRN

The first hands-on Cellrox review in existence.

“For IT, such a device could offer advanced security and management features that aren’t on typical Smartphones. For end users, a dual persona device could mean that it’s no longer necessary to carry two phones, and that they’re free to install personal apps on work phones”, Brian Madden

Ranit Fink is ‘Women of the startup nation’

Ranit Fink, Cellrox’s VP of BizDev, is starring at the ‘Women of the startup nation’, Jewish Journal

Cellrox Multi-Persona for Android – How it works?

“Just click on the icon of the app and automatically it will be opened in its corresponding persona. This particular ability to launch apps directly into different personas is truly the killer feature of Cellrox”, Techtreme