THE GROWTH OF BYOD

BYOD IN PRACTICE
AT A GLANCE
BYOD: THE REALITY IN 2014
1
/
2
ORGANISATIONS
OF RESPONDENTS
REPORT THAT THEY HAVE
R
E
P
O
R
T
ONLY
1
/
5
POLICY THAT
A POLICY WHICH
PERMITS
BYOD
BYOD POLICY
O
V
E
R
9
/
10
WITHIN THE NEXT 2 YEARS
EXPECT TO HAVE A
I
N

A
R
O
U
N
D
1
/
2
1 IN 10
ORGANISATIONS
HAVE AN APPROVED LIST OF
OF RESPONDENTS
PERSONAL SMARTPHONES
EMPLOYEES
BYOD
PROHIBITS
ARE USING THEIR
U
N
D
E
R
AND/OR TABLETS FOR
SUPPORTED APPLICATIONS FOR THESE DEVICES
70% 40% 50% 60% 80% 90%
39% to use publically
available applications
65% accessing the
internet for work purposes
35% to download
applications to
personal devices
52% connecting
to the corporate
network
84% reading
work emails
EMPLOYEES ARE USING
WORK PURPOSES
WORK PURPOSES
B
E
L
I
E
V
E
S
U
R
V
E
Y
E
D
ITDMs
MAJORITY OF
THEIR PERSONAL DEVICES FOR
?
B
E
L
I
E
V
E
1
/
5
THAT CORPORATE DATA
IS BEING KEPT ON
EMPLOYEE DEVICES
BENEFITS OF BYOD
BYOD
OVER
1
/
2
OF RESPONDENTS
BELIEVE A
POLICY
BYOD
COULD ENABLE EMPLOYEES TO WORK
MORE FLEXIBLY & IMPROVE WORK/LIFE BALANCE
71%
38%
THAT EMPLOYEES
BELIEVE
WILL BE MORE
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).
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
D
O

N
O
T

S
E
E
8
/
10
ITDMs
DISADVANTAGE
A COMPETITIVE
TO ADOPTING A
P
O
L
I
C
Y
B
Y
O
D
THAT THEY HAVE A
PRODUCTIVE
A
N
D
BELIEVE THAT THERE
WOULD BE A
REDUCTION
IN OPERATIONAL COSTS
BY ENABLING BYOD