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Why the Channel Needs to Rethink Mobility in 2015
Mobile payments Got Mobile Apps? Get ready for mobile apps 3.0. Organizations will need to restart their app efforts with user-centric design and data-powered solutions. They will also need to leverage location, context, usage behavior and data. Smartphones and the IOT The smartphone is becoming the control hub for IoT with the launch of wearable,…
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Mobile BI Offers Wealth of Opportunities for Channel
Mobile BI Offers Wealth of Opportunities for Channel Mobile BI on the Rise For the first time, mobile BI is the second highest priority (3.2 average mean), beating out calendaring at 3.1. Email continues to hold the top slot at an average mean of 3.4. Mobile BI Deployment Plans Just under 40% plan to deploy…
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Crossing the Great Mobile Divide
Crossing the Great Mobile Divide IT View of the Mobile Agenda A full 66.9% of IT decision-makers feel that IT sets the mobile agenda, but 30.6% said it’s actually the line of business. Developer View of Mobile Agenda Most developers (49.7%) said line of business sets the agenda versus the internal IT organization (34.6%), but…
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Demand Soars for Mobile App Development Skills
Mobile app development Mobile App Dev Backlog Builds A full 85% of enterprises have a mobile application development backlog of one to 20 apps; 50% have a backlog of 10 to 20 mobile apps. Mobile App Demand Explodes In the last 12 months, more than half (51%) have launched one to five mobile app dev…
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Enterprise Mobility Comes of Age Amid Challenges
Enterprise mobility Microsoft Dominates Collaboration Space Microsoft Office 365, SharePoint and Lync are the most widely used collaboration applications. Google Drive is the only non-Microsoft app cited that is anywhere near as high. Mobile Collaboration Usage File sharing, updating files, managing tasks/projects and instant messaging are the most common mobile collaboration activities. But, on average,…
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Citrix Aims to Make Creating Mobile Enterprises Easier
Much to the frustration of everyone involved, most organizations have stumbled into mobile computing. The rate at which mobile computing applications and devices are being adopted caught many organizations and, by extension, their solution providers by surprise. The challenge that many of them now face is that creating a truly mobile enterprise is a fairly…
