Execs at Adventist Health System found iPads tough to manage, with so many physicians bringing in personal devices and trying to run enterprise apps across them. In-house laptops and tablets can be locked, controlled, protected with required anti-virus software, and even prevented from accessing certain segments of the hospital's network, corporate data security officer Sharon Finney told CIO. The upshot: Finney had to build an intermediary network with security controls, allowing her both to manage non-company-owned devices and to identify users on the system, should there be a security problem. Article