It's no secret that with each passing day, businesses are becoming increasingly mobile. From BYOD to remote working, the mobile invasion is upon us. So what tools will ensure a secure and reliable connection, what challenges does the mobile enterprise face and where do we go from here? Find out at this month's Tweet Jam.
The Mobile Enterprise: Tools, Practices, Strategies
Be sure to join us this Thursday, April 24 as we discuss the Mobile Enterprise -- the pros, the cons and everything in between. The conversation kicks off at 9 am PT/ 12 pm ET / 1600 GMT.
As always, the broader CMSWire community is welcome to take part. You can join in by following the #SocBizChat hashtag, or joining our chatroom.
The Questions
These questions will shape the discussion:
- Name the biggest challenges to securing mobile data.
- What can companies do to guard against information sprawl?
- Should CIOs try to prevent the use of consumer apps for business purposes?
- Some of the most commonly used apps, e.g. Dropbox + Evernote, are frequently blacklisted by companies. Are they more useful or risky?
- What capabilities do employees need that mobile solutions don't yet offer?
- In what ways does mobile access affect the tenor and length of the average work day?
- (Bonus Question) How do organizations understand the state of mobile use and how does the answer change their mobile strategy?
The Experts
As always, we have a great group of practitioners from the field on hand to keep the conversation going:
- Ansar Kassim, head of mobility at Virtusa -- @ansarkassim
- Anuj Verma, head of mobile at Jive -- @anujverma
- Cimarron Buser, senior vice president of business development at Apperian -- @cimarronb
- David Lavenda, vice president of product strategy at harmon.ie, contributor Fast Company and CMSWire -- @dlavenda
- Doug Winter, CEO at Seismic Software -- @SeismicSoftware
- Frank Palermo, senior vice president of global technical solutions group at Virtusa -- @FrankPalermo
- Hyoun Park, principal consultant at DataHive Consulting -- @hyounpark
- Jenny Ryan, director of product marketing, HP Autonomy -- @jenny_ryan
- Julie Hunt, independent consultant, analyst for B2B software solution strategies -- @juliebhunt
- Pankaj PJ Gupta, CEO at Amtel -- @Amtelnet
- Sam Marshall, owner and CEO of ClearBox Consulting Ltd. -- @sammarshall
- Thomas van Der Wal, senior strategist at Design for Context -- @infocloud
- Tom Petrocelli, research director, enterprise social, mobile and cloud applications at Neuralytix, Inc. -- @tompetrocelli
- Tyler Tribe, offering manager IBM digital experiences and mobile strategy -- @tytribe
- Tony White, founder and CEO at Ars Logica -- @arslogica
A Few Things to Keep in Mind
- Introduce yourself with your first #socbizchat tweet. Include your name, job title and organization you work for.
- Be sure to include the #socbizchat hashtag in all responses. Use A1 for answers to question one, A2, for question two, etc. For example, "@bigbird A2 First step should be having a strong mobile policy in place #socbizchat"
- Please don't pitch products or services -- stay knowledge focused.
- Keep the discussion professional, but informal.
- Remember that this is a public chat -- be thoughtful.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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