BYOD, short for “Bring Your Own Device,” is a practice where individuals or employees use their personal electronic devices, such as laptops, smartphones, or tablets, for work-related activities, including meetings and collaboration. This approach offers several advantages:
BYOD allows participants to use devices they are comfortable with, potentially increasing productivity and engagement during meetings.
Organizations can reduce the expenses associated with providing company-owned devices by leveraging the devices that employees already own.
It facilitates remote work by enabling employees to access meetings and work-related resources from their own devices, regardless of their physical location.
Participants can customize their devices with preferred software, apps, and settings, contributing to a more personalized and efficient meeting experience.
