Archive for the ‘Mobility & Devices’ Category

Five Key Considerations for Enterprise 4G

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

For an enterprise to utilize 3G or 4G – or for that matter, embracing wireless access as a strategy – is something that many companies are giving serious thought to, especially now that 4G is steadily spreading across the country, market by market.
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The top ten blog posts for the entire year of 2009

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

With the new year upon us, we thought it would be a good time to look back…so we could look ahead.

By that, I mean 2009 was the year of predictions for Seamless Enterprise. Several of our bloggers took a crack at predicting emerging trends and created forward-looking visions of the future. Three of these articles stood out in my mind:

Steve Parrot had six predictions about Unified Communication in 2014: he feels the term UC will become (more…)

GSM Mobile Phone Code Cracked by Hacker - Just how secure are mobile communications?

Thursday, January 7th, 2010

On December 29th, Information Week announced that a German computer scientist cracked the encryption algorithm that secures 80% of the world’s mobile phones. This means more than 3 billion mobile users, in over 200 countries, could be compromised. That sounds big, but just how big is the threat, and what does it mean to your enterprise? (more…)

Enterprises Driving the Mobile Cloud … for Now

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010

Watch for the enterprise to drive mobile cloud computing adoption for the short term, before consumer applications help that side of the business catch up and surpass business usage. That was one of the take-aways from a December 10 ABI Research webinar on mobile cloud computing. (more…)

Predictions: Ten for ‘10

Monday, January 4th, 2010

Last year I wrote an article for Seamless Enterprise titled “Seven 2009 Business Telecom Predictions.”  It was well received, and now I’m being asked to make my predictions for the new year.

Below I’ll make ten predictions for 2010 that will be grouped under five key themes.  I’ll provide a bit of color for each theme.

Economy
1. Businesses accelerate arming the mobile workforce
2. Businesses invest in productivity gains (more…)