Apple continues to dominate the enterprise mobile market, with iOS gaining 4% market share in Q4 2014.
Devices running on iOS accounted for 73% of all activations in the enterprise mobile space during the quarter, while Android accounted for 25% activations.
Windows Phone activations remained consistent across the last 7 quarters, accounting for just 1% activations.
The findings come from Good Technology’s Mobility Index Report, which does not have insights into erstwhile enterprise giant BlackBerry’s handset activations.
[Source: Good Technology]
iOS Continues To Grow Its Lead Over Android In The Enterprise Space
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