The Top Ten Apps that Enterprises Ban

And the top apps that get corporate approval.

by DevX Staff

Jun 7, 2013

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Bring your own device (BYOD) policies at some companies prevent users from installing some mobile apps and require them to install others. Fiberlink recently published a report on the top blacklisted and whitelisted mobile apps. Here are the results for iOS (see the link below for the Android results):

Top Blacklisted iOS Apps

Dropbox
SugarSync
BoxNet
Facebook
Google Drive
Pandora
SkyDrive
Angry Birds
HOCCER
Netflix

Top Whitelisted iOS Apps

iBooks
Adobe Reader
Google
Citrix Receiver
Numbers
Dropbox
Pages
itunes U
Keynote
WebEx

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The Top Ten Apps that Enterprises Ban

And the top apps that get corporate approval.

WEBINAR:On-Demand

WEBINAR:

On-Demand