Over the few years since 2007, There have been an explosion in mobile
apps to make our lives convenient and more efficient. And it appears
there is no letting up. Recently, Forrester Research noted that there are now 7.3 billion mobile devices in a world where there are only 7 billion people.
"Mobile applications in the Enterprise may be a future vision for many companies, but mobile is a vision that is being realized much quicker than many had expected. What does the rise of mobile mean for the enterprise?
The global Enterprise Mobility (EM) market is expected to grow annually by 15 percent every year, eventually reaching $140 billion by 2020. By 2020 roughly 10-12 percent of the enterprise IT budgets will be spent on mobility, compared to less than 5 percent today. These numbers are based on a report by Nasscom in association with Deloitte.
Read the full blogpost on Keynote Mobility
Related Links
1. How do you plan to deliver content and services to your mobile audience in 2013?
2. New IDC Report: The Evolution of Mobile and Web Load Testing
3. Mobile Applications Testing & Strategies
"Mobile applications in the Enterprise may be a future vision for many companies, but mobile is a vision that is being realized much quicker than many had expected. What does the rise of mobile mean for the enterprise?
The global Enterprise Mobility (EM) market is expected to grow annually by 15 percent every year, eventually reaching $140 billion by 2020. By 2020 roughly 10-12 percent of the enterprise IT budgets will be spent on mobility, compared to less than 5 percent today. These numbers are based on a report by Nasscom in association with Deloitte.
Read the full blogpost on Keynote Mobility
Related Links
1. How do you plan to deliver content and services to your mobile audience in 2013?
2. New IDC Report: The Evolution of Mobile and Web Load Testing
3. Mobile Applications Testing & Strategies
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