If 3D television was the theme of last year’s Consumer Electronics Show, tablets seem to be the central theme of CES 2011. I’ve seen dozens of new tablets from major hardware vendors such as Acer, Asus, Motorola, and Toshiba, and also from relative unknowns in the US, such as Hanvon.

Many are running Android. Some are running Windows 7. And, I’ve seen others that can dual boot both.

And while I’m glad to see competition in the tablet space, I can’t help but wonder if IT departments are ready for this flood of new devices. If your organization already supports Android devices, will you support any tablet that runs Android–at least the software running on it? Will you try to standardize around a single manufacturer, wireless carrier, or operating system? Will you just say “no”?

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