#bringyourowndevice

The rise of “bring your own device” — also known as BYOD — is reshaping how businesses think about telecommunication, remote work, and employee flexibility. In today’s connected world, the idea that employees can use their own laptops, tablets, or smartphones for work isn’t just convenient: it can be strategic. According to a perspective shared by HaysComm, implementing BYOD policies properly can significantly improve workplace telecommunication, streamline operations, and foster a more modern, flexible work culture.

Allowing employees to use personal devices for work brings multiple advantages. First, it reduces hardware costs for companies there’s no need to supply every staff member with a dedicated device. Employees also benefit: they use devices they’re already familiar with, which promotes comfort, reduces learning curves, and boosts productivity. 

The global BYOD market is expected to reach USD 238.39 billion by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. growing proliferation of smartphones and tablets coupled with the preference to use a single device is expected to fuel market growth over the next six years. Grand View Research also observes that reduction in OpEx and CapEx is expected to drive BYOD adoption across enterprises.

Concerns regarding theft of the mobile device and safety of classified data are key challenges for enterprises implementing BYOD. Solutions such as mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application and content management have been employed by organizations in order to maintain security and management of data. Techniques including infrastructure provisioning, virtualization and containerization are used to ensure management.

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Further key findings from the study suggest:

Smartphones     were the most widely used BYOD devices and accounted for the largest     market share in 2013. Although laptops are also used to a large extent,     they are expected to exhibit slower growth as compared to tablets, which     serve the dual purpose of higher processing power and increased     portability.

Mid-to-large     sized businesses accounted for over 75% of the overall market in 2013.     BYOD can also help small businesses drive profitability as well as improve     job satisfaction. Reduced hardware/device costs along with the use of     cloud-based solutions are expected to favorably impact BYOD     implementation. In terms of industry vertical, financial/insurance and     healthcare have been among active adopters.

North     America led the market and accounted for 34.7% of the global market share     in 2013; and is further expected to remain the largest regional segment     over the next six years. BYOD adoption is expected to remain high in     emerging markets. This can be attributed to relatively lower provision     rate of corporate mobile devices in these regions coupled with high degree     of comfort and flexibility of individuals in working during traditional     downtime. BYOD demand in Asia Pacific is expected to grow at the fastest     rate of 20.6% from 2014 to 2020.

Key industry     participants include Cisco Systems, MobileIron, IBM Corporation, and Good     Technology Inc. among numerous others. In order to ensure successful     implementation, it is essential to enforce BYOD policies and avoid data     security risk.

See More Reports of This Category: https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry/emerging-and-next-generation-technologies

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