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With most enterprise mobile agreements, there comes some sort of management system to keep track of IP addresses, email addresses, owners, etc. Therefore, there really is no need to track this separately. Of course you should always know who is using the device, but you will not need to track the relationship between the person, email address and physical device, as naturally, is this relationship breaks down, the device will stop working! Additionally, the software management system for the devices should help you track this.

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