ABI Research estimates that by 2017, 2.4 billion employees globally will be using smart phones, growing about 17 percent a year and representing nearly three times more smart phones than used in 2012.
Many hundreds of millions of those devices will be brought to work by people who want to use their own personal devices. So mobility suppliers and enterprises need to think in terms of serving all those employees with tools, apps, and services, even if not using company-issued devices, ABI Research says.
Android has the dominant leadership position among the global workforce expected to grow to 56 percent by 2017.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
2.4 Billion Enterprise Smart Phone Subscribers in 2017

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