Mobile Only: Week 52 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. One trip around the sun. I’ve made it. After spending the week at Mobile World Congress in [...] Mobile Platforms
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Looking Back – A Year of Mobile Only
Mobile Only: Week 52 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. One trip around the sun. I’ve made it. After spending the week at Mobile World Congress in [...] How Enterprises Can Achieve a Complete Return on Mobility
Mobile Only: Week 51 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. Enterprises everywhere are going all-in with mobility. They are arming their sales force with tablets, setting up [...] The Foundation of Mobile Productivity
Mobile Only: Week 50 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. According to the 80/20 rule (also known as the Pareto principal), “roughly 80% of the effects come [...] Making Mobile Palatable for the Enterprise
Mobile Only: Week 49 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. My head is spinning from the diametrically opposed news as of late. The analyst firm Canalys released [...] Tracking Your Mobile—Something to Fear or the Next Frontier?
Mobile Only: Week 48 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Friday issued a wide-ranging, but non-binding, set of new guidelines [...] What would it take to convince you to ditch your iPhone?
Mobile Only: Week 47 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. Apple’s stock prices have fallen quite dramatically recently. Share price has fallen so much, from $702 USD [...] Reflecting On Enterprise Mobility in 2012
I must admit that I have been procrastinating on writing this particular post. In fact, I have been procrastinating for weeks on this. I had wanted to do it at the end of the year, but stuff happened. Then, I wanted to do it at the very beginning of the year…and guess what? Stuff happened. [...] Enterprise Mobility is About Enabling Value Not Value Engineering
Mobile Only: Week 46 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. The consumerization of IT has liberated the workplace. It has freed users from the tyranny of IT [...] I Hope the Phone Dies a Miserable, Horrible Death
Mobile Only: Week 45 Benjamin Robbins, an EMF member, is spending the next year working solely from a single mobile device. Each week he shares his thoughts and experience with us on what it means to be mobile-only. Much of the mobile device news from the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas was the [...] What CES SHOULD Say About Wearable Devices (But Probably Won’t)
Coming up to CES this week, one of the big themes discussed is around having wearable computers. There has been speculation about the announcement of smart watches and smart glasses like Google Glass. InsideFMM even asked “when will wearable computers become fashionable?” To me, there are several interesting aspects to this question: Reinventing the past, [...] 
