The Great Migration from BlackBerry to Multi-OS Brussels Airport, located just outside of the Belgian capital, is one of the main airport hubs in Europe and serves more than 19 million passengers each year. The airport is staffed by nearly 1,000 employees who manage everything from luggage and freight to air traffic control and business performance. The original site was constructed in 1940, and today the airport hosts more than 260 companies in a state-of-the-art facility. As part of Brussels Airport’s ongoing modernization process, the airport’s IT organization needed to upgrade their infrastructure to enable greater employee mobility. Business managers specifically wanted to use their own iPhones, iPads, and Android devices instead of company-issued BlackBerrys. To support this transiti

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