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The rise of the employee being empowered to be more productive in a highly competitive and fast-changing world has meant that enterprises need to continuously evaluate efficiencies in business processes and to enable individuals with timely and relevant information. This trend is only set to accelerate as employees are expected to respond and make decisions faster than ever. Work takes place anywhere, anytime, anyplace.
Mobility in this context is a natural evolution for any enterprise and part of the natural enterprise convergence development. The rise of new work styles, including the need for increased collaboration, knowledge management, presence, and mobility predicate the need for improved methods of business communication. Have you wondered if you are taking full advantage of the latest technologies, tools and services available in the marketplace? Are you empowering your employees with greater mobility and flexibility to allow them to operate anytime and anywhere?
IDC research* has shown that enterprises in the Asia Pacific region have reaffirmed the viability of using enterprise mobility solutions to enhance their business efficiency and productivity. Some companies have begun deploying mobility solutions to selected groups of users within their organizations, while others are adopting a wait-and-see attitude.
The growing enterprise mobility market has led to a proliferation of players in the mobile enterprise ecosystem, including hardware and software vendors, system integrators and network operators offering a multitude of mobility solutions.
How much of this is real? Is it all hype or are we finally able to put into practice what has long been preached by telecom and technology visionaries?
Find out more at IDC’s Asia/ Pacific Convergence and Mobility Conference 2006 – The Mobile Enterprise: Convergence & Mobility Strategies. IDC and industry experts will be sharing their views on:
- The key drivers and inhibitors to Total Enterprise Mobility across Asia Pacific
- Common pitfalls and obstacles companies will face
- Questions that IT managers need to ask to ensure a smooth switch to mobile convergence
- Benefits of a managed mobility solution
- How can firms utilise strategic voice/data applications to achieve competitive differentiation
In addition, there will also be workshops covering topics such as:
- Corporate Security for the Mobile Enterprise
- Mobility Roadmap Planning – Beyond ROI
- Technical Roadmap Strategies – integrating different technologies, vendors and standards
Mobility Solutions: A User’s Guide – the do’s and don’ts when deploying a mobility solution across departments
IDC's Mobile Enterprise Conference will give you a comprehensive, up-to-date and trustworthy resource that will enable you to make knowledgeable purchase decisions.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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