The significant enhancement in demand for bring your own device (BYOD) mechanism several organizations has sought the attention of researchers recent years. However, utilization BYOD comes with a high risk losing crucial information due to lesser organizational control on employee-owned devices. purpose this article is review and analyze various security threats BYOD; further we existing work t...

Advancement of communication technologies and smart devices in the recent times is leading to changes into the integrated wired and wireless communication environments. Since early days, businesses had started introducing environments for mobile device application to their operations in order to improve productivity (efficiency) and the closed corporate environment gradually shifted to an open ...

During the past several years, there has been a virtual explosion in the mobile device arena. Institutions of all sizes and types (corporations, governments, education, etc.) are utilizing or in the stage of adopting mobile devices, and increasingly adopting / allowing BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). While this trend has impacted organizations worldwide, a more significant impact can be seen in h...

Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) is an emerging socio-technical phenomenon in both businesses, and increasingly, in schools-where it is being advocated for ICT enabled learning. The later has not, to date, received as much research attention as the former. Despite accelerating adoption, the factors that affect students’ use of BYOD are still not well articulated. This research determines those fact...

This paper summarizes the panel discussion that occurred on the 2013 Americas Conference on Information Systems to discuss the current status, issues, and future direction of the use and adoption of bring your own device (BYOD). BYOD is widely used around the world. The invited panelists comprised five faculty members from the United States and Korea specializing in information systems. The cov...

By considering recent findings from cognitive dual process theories, I propose a new technology acceptance model for situations in which IT is used everyday. The so-called “Personal Information Technology Acceptance Model” (PITAM) will be applied to the IT-consumerization area and it will be evaluated by a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) dataset from 171 working professionals aged from 18 to 68 ye...

This paper investigates an initiative by a New Zealand School to integrate one-to-one ICTs into the learning process, called ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD). Prior to embarking on the BYOD initiative, similar past initiatives have been studied and some persistent issues have been identified. Before starting with the detailed investigation of BYOD, a preliminary analysis of the public response da...

This study evaluates the cyber-risks to Business Information Assets posed by the adoption of Bring-YourOwn-Device (BYOD) to the workplace. BYOD is an emerging trend where employees bring and use personal computing devices on the company’s network to access applications and sensitive data like emails, calendar and scheduling applications, documents, etc. Employees are captivated by BYOD because ...

As people use mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, etc.) more and more in daily life, their desire grows to use the same devices at work. In response to this demand, many firms are considering to offer BYOD programs allowing their employees to bring their own devices to work and use them for business purposes. This study analyses how employees’ perceive the benefits and risk associated with BY...