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Enterprise MobilityLooking into the Digital Future
What will mobility look like tomorrow?
Businesses will have to adapt to the certain trends in response to the mobile movement
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1. Fading differences
• By 2016, worldwide shipments of smartphones will reach 480 million, with 65% being used in BYOD environments.
(Source: IDC)
• 38% of companies expect to stop providing devices to workers by 2016.
(Source: Gartner)
2. Holistic ManagementAccording to an analyst report from 451 Research in October 2015, 40% of companies plan to prioritize the mobilization of general business apps over the next two years, as compared with those that plan to mobilize only field service and sales teams.
Gartner has predicted, come 2017, 25% of enterprises will have an Enterprise App Store for managing corporate-sanctioned apps across their organization with a further +40% being interested in establishing one
3. IoT
Parstream found that 86% of stakeholders in business roles felt data was important to their IoT project while only 8% were “fully” capturing and analyzing IoT data in a timely fashion.
A 451 Research report has found 46% of enterprises expect to have IoT deployed by 2016.
Gartner forecasted 6.4 billion connected “things” will be in use in 2016. Gartner also estimated IoT will support total services spending of $235 billion in 2016.
4. Wearables
54% enterprises already have BYOW in place.
40% companies are planning to have a
BYOW policy in future.
18% of industrial companies will implement a
combined solution involving smart glasses and/or
smart watches tied to live data feeds from IoT
sensors and industrial machines in 2016.(Source: Salesforce Research)
Research firm Tractica predicted that by 2020, enterprise wearables
market will be worth over $4 bn.
5. Analytics at playGartner expects that by 2017, more than 20% of customer-facing analytics deployments will provide product tracking information that leverages IoT
According to Infonetics Research, subscriber data management for mobile operators will reach a $2 billion market by 2019. The need for analytics for voice over LTE and subscriber information is driving this growth.
Frost & Sullivan said that big data analytics can help retailers increase margins by more than 60%.
6. Enterprise managed devices
Gartner clients who have tried MDM received poor feedback
from their workforce. Now its clients are inquiring about
alternative methods to securely provide enterprise access from
mobile devices. The industry is focusing more on securing the
apps that run on the devices -- the MAM approach.
7. Change in security policies
In 2016, as cyber threats continue to increase, 47% of the
companies plan to hire between 1 and 10 cyber security
workers.
(Source: Cybrary)
8. Sector specific OS choice
Source: Allot Communications
Each platform has notable advantages and limitations for certain enterprise environments and work processes.
