The usage of personal devices / Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) in statistical activities such as surveys and censuses has become commonplace in Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS). However, in its implementation, there were still problems in its implementation, such as enumerators who were not satisfied with their own device due to infeasible device. This could hamper the enumeration process and reduce the benefits of BYOD concept implementation. Therefore, the researchers try to formulate a standard to determine the feasibility of a device to be used as an instrument of enumeration. To determine the feasibility of the enumerator’s device, the researchers are using the AHP (Analysis Hierarchy Process) method. Keywords : AHP, BYOD, Android Introduction In general, statistical activities carried out by BPS, such as surveys, still using the Pencil and Paper Interviewing (PAPI) method in the data collection process. The PAPI method uses a paper and pencil questionnaire as a data collecting instrument. Starting from the preparation of a questionnaire which is time consuming and costly, print out the questionnaire that has been compiled. After that the questionnaire was distributed to the enumerators to be used in a survey or census to be carried out. When collecting data completed, the questionnaire was collected and then processed in several steps like batching, cleaning, editing and coding to then be entered into the database. Processing data entries can take time, money, and resources. Furthermore, the data entries will go through a validation and verification process before finally being sent to the BPS RI for tabulation process. The stages of the PAPI method have the potential of raising non-sampling errors such as error form data entry process thus requiring more resources for correcting and keeping them from occurring.
