Enterprise Mobility Management Statistics, Trends And Facts 2023

As mobile devices continue to dominate the workplace, enterprise mobility management (EMM) has become a critical component of many organizations’ technology strategies. EMM refers to the management of mobile devices, applications, and data in a business context.

It encompasses a variety of tools and technologies, including mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management (MAM), and mobile content management (MCM).

In this blog post, we’ll explore statistics related to enterprise mobility management, covering topics such as adoption rates, security concerns, and productivity impacts.

Enterprise Mobility Management Statistics

1. The global EMM market is projected to reach $3.3 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 29.6% from 2020 to 2025.
2. The average enterprise uses 129 cloud-based services, and 82% of employees use non-approved SaaS apps, making cloud security a top concern for EMM.
3. The global BYOD and enterprise mobility market size is expected to grow from $35.10 billion in 2020 to $86.80 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 15.87% during the forecast period.
4. In a survey, 91% of IT decision-makers said that their organizations have a mobile security policy, while 70% said that their policies are effective.
5. The most common mobile devices used for work are smartphones (95%), laptops (77%), and tablets (63%).

Enterprise Mobility Management Facts

1. EMM encompasses several technologies such as Mobile Device Management (MDM), Mobile Application Management (MAM), and Mobile Information Management (MIM).
2. The key benefits of EMM include enhanced security, improved productivity, reduced costs, and increased employee satisfaction.
3. EMM helps organizations manage their mobile devices, applications, and data by enforcing policies, controlling access, and monitoring usage.
4. EMM enables IT teams to provision and deprovision devices, push software updates, and configure settings remotely.
5. EMM solutions also enable organizations to protect their data by encrypting it, controlling access, and monitoring usage.

Statistics	Data
Enterprise Mobility Management Benefits Statistics
Employee effectiveness	79%
Cost savings	74%
Customer relations	72%
Increasing sales	63%
New product and service offerings	66%
Enterprise Mobility Management Market Statistics
Android market share (Q4 2016)	81.7%
Apple market share (Q4 2016)	17.9%
Android and iOS users’ share of global smartphone market	99.6%
Asia Pacific EMM market revenue (2019)	$644 million
Global organizations depending on employee’s personal devices	85%
Germany software component EMM market share (2019)	>75%
Japan smartphones segment EMM market revenue (2019)	50%
North America EMM market size (2019)	>35%
Brazil on premise deployment model growth rate (by 2026)	>15%
Global enterprise mobility market value (2019)	$19.65 billion
Global EMM software market size (2028)	$12,160 million

Enterprise Mobility Management Benefits

1. EMM helps organizations improve security by enforcing policies, controlling access, and monitoring usage.
2. EMM improves productivity by enabling employees to access work-related information and applications from anywhere, anytime.
3. EMM reduces costs by streamlining device management, reducing support costs, and improving device utilization.
4. EMM increases employee satisfaction by enabling them to use their preferred devices and applications for work.
5. EMM enhances compliance by enabling organizations to enforce regulatory policies and monitor usage.

Enterprise Mobility Management Trends

1. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of EMM as organizations are increasingly relying on remote work and mobile devices.
2. The rise of 5G networks is expected to drive the adoption of EMM as it enables faster and more reliable connectivity for mobile devices.
3. The increasing use of cloud-based services and SaaS applications is driving the demand for cloud-based EMM solutions.
4. The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in EMM solutions is expected to increase, enabling better threat detection and response.
5. The trend towards unified endpoint management (UEM) is expected to continue, as it enables organizations to manage all types of endpoints, including mobile devices, laptops, and desktops, from a single console.

Enterprise Mobility Management Adoption

1. The adoption of EMM is highest in the healthcare, financial services, and government sectors.
2. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly adopting EMM solutions as they face similar security challenges as large enterprises.
3. The adoption of EMM is highest in North America, followed by Europe, Asia Pacific, and the rest of the world.

1. Enterprise Mobility Management Adoption Rates

1. The global enterprise mobility management market size was valued at $6.8 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.4% from 2021 to 2028. (Source: Grand View Research)
2. 84% of organizations are now using or planning to use EMM solutions. (Source: TechValidate)
3. Among EMM solutions, MDM is the most commonly used, with 67% of organizations currently using it. (Source: TechValidate)
4. The healthcare and finance sectors have the highest adoption rates of EMM solutions, at 90% and 86%, respectively. (Source: TechValidate)
5. Small businesses are less likely to adopt EMM solutions, with only 46% currently using them. (Source: TechValidate)

2. Mobile Device Management Statistics

6. 80% of employees use their personal mobile devices for work purposes. (Source: TechRepublic)
7. 54% of organizations have a bring your own device (BYOD) policy in place. (Source: TechValidate)
8. 67% of organizations currently use MDM solutions, with an additional 18% planning to adopt them in the next 12 months. (Source: TechValidate)
9. The most common use case for MDM is to manage and secure corporate email, followed by securing corporate data and applications. (Source: TechValidate)
10. 68% of organizations that use MDM solutions also use mobile application management (MAM) solutions. (Source: TechValidate)

3. Mobile Application Management Statistics

11. MAM solutions are used by 58% of organizations. (Source: TechValidate)
12. The most common use case for MAM is to secure data and applications, followed by managing and deploying applications. (Source: TechValidate)
13. 45% of organizations report that the ability to manage and secure apps is their primary motivation for adopting MAM solutions. (Source: TechValidate)
14. The most commonly supported mobile platforms by MAM solutions are iOS (90%), Android (89%), and Windows (54%). (Source: TechValidate)
15. 65% of organizations that use MAM solutions also use MDM solutions. (Source: TechValidate)

4. Mobile Content Management Statistics

16. 56% of organizations use mobile content management (MCM) solutions. (Source: TechValidate)
17. The most common use case for MCM is to secure and manage corporate documents and files. (Source: TechValidate)
18. 40% of organizations report that the ability to secure and manage sensitive corporate data is their primary motivation for adopting MCM solutions. (Source: TechValidate)
19. The most commonly supported file types by MCM solutions are PDFs (85%), Microsoft Office documents (84%)