Enterprise Mobility: Trends and Significant Learning in 2012
Application development challenges, more load on IT support staff, privacy regulation complexities, data security risks on one hand; and employee demands, increase in productivity, sales efficiency, and ROI on the other, has been creating dilemma for CIOs to decide whether to implement enterprise mobility for their business or not. But this indeed is changing with time. Technology investments on mobility are increasing exponentially and expected to rise further over the next three to five years. Mobility will be a driving force for enterprises to adopt for their business in the next few years is what many industry experts think.
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Forrester today came out with a report that Tablet computers or Touch computing will overtake Netbook sales by 2012 and desktop sales by 2015. And come to think of it, Touch computing has just arrived two months back in a big way with the launch of iPad. The earlier microsoft based tablets never really took off. Forrester estimates 3.5 million tablets to be sold this year, growing to 20.4 million in 2015. Meanwhile, she expects desktop sales to drop from 18.7 million units in 2010 to 15.7 million units in 2015. 