This report explores the transformative impact of mobile technology on the enterprise, where employees' personal smartphones and tablets are reshaping the traditional IT landscape, creating a cybernetic workforce that blends personal and corporate IT capabilities.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
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| Authors: | Alan Morrison, Bud Mathaisel, Galen Gruman, Mark Pesce, Philip Garland, Srini Koushik, Todd Schofield, Vinod Baya, Tom Conophy, Tom Degarmo |
| Geographic focus: | Global |
The research method involved interviews with executives and CIOs from various industries, analysis of mobile technology trends, and examination of enterprise adoption patterns. The study also considered the impact of mobile devices on business processes and IT infrastructure.
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Mobile technology is rapidly evolving from a messaging platform to an application platform, challenging traditional IT control. Enterprises are adopting mobile devices for their versatility in business needs, while grappling with security and management issues. HTML5 emerges as a key technology for cross-platform mobile application development.
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Categories: English publication language | Global geographic scope | application development | business process reengineering | byod (bring your own device) | cell phone | cloud services | cybernetic workforce | data privacy | device management | enterprise mobility | governance | handhelds | html5 | mobile technology | mobiles | security | technology | user experience | virtualization