Employee Perception and Behavioral Intention to Adopt BYOD in the Organizations

Ruchika Gupta · Garima Bhardwaj · Gurinder Singh

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With increasing entrenchment of Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) around the globe, organizations are considering formalize the phenomenon of "Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD)". It emerges to be a best way for organizations to reduce cost on latest high technical devices and off from future investments that have been already made by employees. It costs nothing in comparison to its high advantages. Still, till date there is petite research being undertaken to analyze the extent to which organizations is embracing this concept. Therefore, the rationale of the study is to evaluate the employees' perceptions towards BYOD & their intentions to use their personal devices for organizational purpose. For this study, a survey was conducted among the employees of various companies in the National Capital Region (Delhi). For the purpose of data analysis SPSS AMOS have been used. The results & findings can facilitate companies devise strategies to increase the application of BYOD concept.

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