Mobile Enterprise: Implementing Solutions for a Wireless Workforce

This strategic report from Informa Telecoms & Media analyses the mobile enterprise market worldwide and looks in depth at its three main sectors:

• Mobile office - personal productivity and information management solutions
• Mobile workforce - applications specially geared to the key vertical markets such as logistics and financial services
• Mobile enterprise solutions - integrated systems linking major elements of enterprise IT such as supply chain management

A key part of the report is the wealth of forecast information on revenues, traffic and user numbers which is provided on a five year basis, and which is broken down into each of the sectors highlighted below, and into the main geographic regions: Asia Pacific, Europe, the Americas and Africa/Middle East.

Also analysed are the main business models deployed by the main players, and case studies which illustrate leading edge practice.

The report offers a unique insight into the mobile enterprise market worldwide, giving a combination of high level overview information with drill-downs into detailed market initiatives and current updates.

Who Should Buy This Report?

Operators: Examine successful mobile enterprise implementations and there relative ROIs, understand your role in the value chain and identify the most suitable partners for your company

CIO's of major corporations: Analyse the success of the mobile enterprise across companies in a wide range of industries, understand the key requirements of a successful mobile enterprise and examine the real needs of your workforce.

Suppliers and Application developers: Evaluate current products, their varying successes and benchmark your company’s performance against that of major players

System Integrators: Assess the requirements of successful partnerships in the value chain and identify the most suitable customers for your organization

Industry analyst and investors: Benefit from a thorough overview of mobile enterprise industry, its likely development and real potential, on which to base investment decisions