Do you know how many phones Android shipped in the third quarter of 2012? 75 percent of all phones that were shipped at all, 136 million. There are many ways of implementing Android in the enterprise that you run. Implementing a bring your own device policy can provide Android device management that will run a software cloud for your company to run Android in the enterprise.

Somewhere around half of all cell phone users in the United States own a smartphone and, currently, mobile traffic accounts for 10 percent of all internet traffic. And mobile traffic is scalable and secure. Android management is a good way to save on resources while creating a secure internet system. An Android security model is also a good way to guarantee the safety of company information.

Business owners, from financial managers to security contractors, should make no mistake. There are a lot of people in the world who want the information that they have. It is for this reason necessary that people who use Android in the enterprise should only use it if they are planning on implementing a system which will keep the information safe.

Using Android in the enterprise is often necessary, and in some cases it is inevitable. Workers, after all, need to be able to communicate with one another. But using Android in the enterprise is also complicated and opens all sorts of opportunities for information to be leaked. This does not mean that businesses can only use encrypted phones. Allowing workers to bring their own devices can provide more cost effective methods than buying workers these devices out of the company profits. But companies need to be smart about securing their secrets. Information security should be the first prerequisite that any Bring Your Own Device policy meets and the software is available that can help.