When did your organization actively enable BYOD?

End-User Services & CollaborationModern Device Management

Before 202037%

In 202140%

Implementing in 202211%

Still haven't10%

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Director in Manufacturing4 years ago

We started it in 2016, stopped it in 2017, restarted it in 2018. Almost nobody signed up. Over 30k devices and only a few hundred volunteered to give up a company paid for device and enroll their personal device. Volunteers did not receive any compensation, bonus or even one-time gifts. PM me if you want insights

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