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Business as usual today often means the customer experience starts with the mobile experience. Smart organizations are building omnichannel solutions to provide a consistent user experience across multiple channels, with the knowledge that mobile may be the starting point of the customer journey.
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First it was desktop computers. Clunky, rooted, desktop computers.
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Gartner estimates that mobile device shipments will reach 2.5 billion units this year, up nearly 7 percent. According to the Enterprise Mobility Exchange, mobile applications look to be one of the top investments in 2014 for enterprises.
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Business adoption of social tools may be subject to debate. What is not, is its adoption of digital. Employees’ sense of their workplace, workmates and tools for getting work done is increasingly digital. This is true independently of how social a company is or is not.
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A Vendor View – the 'New Microsoft' Last month the Redmond-Wash. behemoth’s new CEO, Satya Nadella took the stage to introduce Office for iPad. At least that was the crux of Nadella’s address if you read much of the coverage.
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For better or worse, Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) will continue to pull business workflows into mobile and personal devices. Efforts to keep business functions in their traditional channels have largely failed and according to analysts, we should expect sharp double-digit growth to continue.
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I love my mobile phone. Aside from helping me screen calls and serving as my primary phone these days, it is my lifeline when I'm away from my computer.
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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.
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Why, in the face of mobile apps and the still burgeoning smartphone culture, do companies continue to spend millions of dollars every year re-platforming, re-designing and upgrading their intranets? It’s a simple question with a simple answer: Like the gas-guzzling Escalade and the distinctly undemocratic House of Lords, a sizable
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Glory Days We know the story: It wasn't so long ago that BlackBerry was the king of mobility that met several needs. It was a phone. It was an email machine. It simplified access to apps.
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In all of the focus on BYOD policies and security questions in the mobile enterprise, one thing has been missing: employees. Mobile applications have received their fair share of the attention, as have IT's concerns for security of information, networks and communication.
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When thinking of a mobile workforce people typically envision sales team “road warriors” or “Knowledge Workers” operating out of expensive cars or on planes, armed with flashy laptops, tablets and portable projectors.
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Smartphones are becoming an extension of our brains. When we don't immediately find what we want, we turn to our phone or tablet and look for a service -- Twitter for sharing, Uber for car services, LoseIt! for calorie counts before ordering lunch -- that can.
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It’s taking a long time for many intranets to make the shift to mobile devices, despite the tidal shift to mobile in consumer behavior. There are signs of steady growth, for example Jane McConnell’s excellent Digital Workplace 2014 reported significant investments being made in enterprise mobile by 42 percent of the leading
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