BYOD : The Reality in 2014

BYOD: THE REALITY IN 2014 AT A GLANCE Y THE GROWTH OF BYOD 1/2 19/10 EXPECT TO HAVE A BYOD POLICY OF RESPONDENTS' ORGANISATIONS REPORT THAT THEY HAVE A POLICY WHICH PERMITS BYOD BYOD BYOD BYOD BYOD RYOD BYOD BYOD BYOD BYOD BYOD BYOD WITHIN THE NEXT 2 YEARS ONLY THAT THEY HAVE A R POLICY THAT PROHIBITS 1/5 BYOD N BYOD IN PRACTICE 1/2 EMPLOYEES ARE USING THEIR PERSONAL SMARTPHONES OF RESPONDENTS' AND/OR TABLETS FOR ORGANISATIONS WORK PURPOSES 1 IN 10 S HAVE AN APPROVED LIST OF SUPPORTED APPLICATIONS FOR THESE DEVICES MAJORITY OF EMPLOYEES ARE USING M ITDMS WORK PURPOoSES THEIR PERSONAL DEVICES FOR 39% to use publically available applications 65% accessing the internet for work purposes 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 52% connecting to the corporate network 84% reading work emails 35% to download applications to personal devices O 1/5 THAT CORPORATE DATA IS BEING KEPT ON EMPLOYEE DEVICES BENEFITS OF BYOD OVER OF RESPONDENTS 1/2 BELIEVE A BYOD POLICY BYOD COULD ENABLE EMPLOYEES TO WORK MORE FLEXIBLY & IMPROVE WORK/LIFE BALANCE 71% WILL BE MORE PRODUCTIVE BELIEVE BELIEVE THAT THERE WOULD BE A REDUCTION THAT EMPLOYEES IN OPERATIONAL COSTS BY ENABLING BYOD 8/10 A COMPETITIVE 5 DISADVANTAGE ITDMS & TO ADOPTING A Survey conducted in February/March 2014 by Vanson Bourne. Respondents were IT decision makers in 100 UK businesses with a minimum of 500 employees (50 with 500-3000 employees and 50 with 3000+ employees). VansonBourne Intelligent Market Research BELIEVE BYOD POLICY