"We could create a flexible architecture for our workplace that enables us to do everything that we need to do better than what we are doing right now with a corporate architecture," he said. "You could have choose you own device for employees, it doesn't have to be BYOD."

"[Some] organisations don't necessarily have that architecture in place to let their employees work properly so that's why you have BYOD, that's why you have bring your own apps, bring your own device."

A recent study by Intel revealed that .

"Employees today aren't making the preference around OS, but they are very much wanting to see more consumer-type operating systems," said Stuart Dommett, business development manager at Intel. "They're looking much more for Intel IT to provide them with something that meets those expectations, but is managed and provided to them."

Davies said he sees there will be more of shift towards CYOD in the future, as it is more manageable than workers bringing any kind of device into the workplace.