You can find below the slides from the Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp that was held at the Fall 2010 CTIA show in San Francisco. Slides from the Mobile Application Strategies (Internal/External) session are graciously provided by Lopez Research. These documents can only be used for personal education and may not be distributed by vendors/ISVs/consultants without [...] Palm
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Slides From The Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp
You can find below the slides from the Enterprise Mobility Boot Camp that was held at the Fall 2010 CTIA show in San Francisco. Slides from the Mobile Application Strategies (Internal/External) session are graciously provided by Lopez Research. These documents can only be used for personal education and may not be distributed by vendors/ISVs/consultants without [...] The Enterprise Mobility Policy Guidebook: October 2010 Edition
Research shows that over 90% of organizations now have employees using smartphones within their work environments. Depending on the size of the organization, this can cover tens of thousands of individuals. However, enterprise mobility management can be a daunting task for organizations. The first step in managing mobility is to have a mobility policy. Other [...] Is Mobility The OS Or The Hardware?
Ah, the day back after a long weekend. It was a great time here in Boston during the Labor Day celebration. I even had my best round of golf ever yesterday….but it’s now time to get back to enterprise mobility. Last night, I found this interesting article at Information Week that asked the question of [...] Managing The Enterprise Mobility Stack
This past week, I am sure you saw as I did all the reviews that came out regarding the technology preview of the Windows Phone 7 platform. While the reviews were overall mixed, I would have to say that they were mostly leaning towards the “cautiously optimistic” view. It got me thinking about the implications [...] A New Twist On The Complexity of Mobility Management
It’s no big secret that I am very passionate about mobility management. It may not be as sexy as talking about the new features in iPhone 4 (assuming you are not using it with your left hand), but there’s no question – especially if you are visiting this site – that mobility management is an [...] Will webOS Devices Disappear? If So, Why Did HP Buy Palm???
Hmmm. It’s another rainy day here is Boston and the Boston Celtics played against the LA Lakers last night to tie up the series (Beat L.A.!). That said, while watching the game last night, I was also reading up on some Interweb stuff (that’s the technical term). One of the things I have been ruminating [...] Will We Say In Five Years That “Mobile Killed The Desktop Star”?
Chalk this up as THE worst metaphor ever between songs, expressions and mobility EVER. I’ve been noodling on an idea for a few weeks now, and finally had the “random” component come to me today. Remember the song from The Buggles called “Video Killed The Radio Star“? Five or so years after MTV was created, [...] Inside Looking Out: An Executive View on Enterprise Mobility With Mort Rosenthal
Welcome to the latest edition of Inside Looking Out. I recently had the chance to sit down with Mort Rosenthal, President and CEO of Enterprise Mobile, a Boston-based company that provides mobility implementation and outsourcing services. I’ve known Mort for quite some time now. I love his no-nonsense style…he’s a very straight shooter…and when he [...] Holy Buyout Batman! HP Acquires Palm
Well, it’s a little past 6.30am – just over 12 hours since HP announced that it was going to acquire Palm and its webOS platform for $1.2 billion. I’m on my second plane of the night/morning as I make my way home from Las Vegas where I had heard the news. My eyes are not [...] Making The Case For HTC Buying Palm: The Enterprise Mobility Perspective
Today is a holiday here in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It’s Patriots’ Day – the day that commemorates the beginning of the American Revolutionary War. It’s a special day here in Boston also because the world’s elite runners (those who could actually avoid the volcanic eruption in Iceland) have descended onto our fair city to [...] 
