I use for iPhone 7 Plus for work, I love its superlong battery life, and everyone else will appreciate the phone's speedy performance; roomy, 5.5-inch display; and sleek, waterproof design. It looks great and the slim sleek frame makes it easy to handle when moving about at work. The rounded edges that rest comfortably on my palm when I am taking inventory. It's available in the usual Silver, Gold, Rose Gold, and Black, as well as a glossy new Jet Black option all the different colors my coworkers, do get their phones mixed up.

I use my iPhone 7 plus for work and for my personal life as well. With everyone having access to their own smartphones it saves my company money the expense is the IT department because they spend a lot of time configuring the devices. My personal use sometimes makes it difficult for my company because of security, inventory management, support and more. Furthermore, a lot of IT resources go into making and maintaining a large number of devices within an organization. Previously companies have tried to limit business smartphones to a single platform, which made it easier to keep track of the devices and update systems. Although, now mobile devices are more complicated with a variety of devices and operating systems. Companies are implementing “mobile experts” into their IT core to help the company leverage mobility more effectively. Moreover, there are many concerns associated with using mobile devices. If a device is stolen or lost, the company have to ensure the confidential information is not easily accessible to anyone.