- It is a huge cost saving over the long haul, by having employees use their own phones rather than a separate company-issued phone. This will also cut down on employee complaints about what phone they have, since they get to make their own choice. Now, if they don’t like their phone, it’s their own fault.
- By creating a ‘Digital User Experience’ that mimics what a consumer app user is accustomed to, the employee will find the application easier to work with and get more out of it. Creating an app aimed at the larger consumer market ensures a more welcoming ‘User Interface’ or UI when compared to something designed specifically for an internal audience.
- By having employees use enterprise apps internally, the company is able to make sure that they are secure. This is probably the most important aspect of all, as when employees are using third party software with customer sensitive data, there is a potential for a security leak. We have all seen in recent years how damaging that can be to a company. It is always going to be in the best interest of the company to keep the data, and therefore the applications used in-house, if at all possible.
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