Of all the major digital technologies, organizations may value mobility as the most important, according to the 2014 Accenture Mobility Insights Report.
In the mobility survey, Accenture asked nearly 1,500 C-level executives in 10 industries and 14 countries about how they are applying digital technologies, such as mobility, social…
The year 2013 was the year for BYOD, and it looks like 2014 will be the year IT organizations worldwide turn up the volume on developing mobile applications.
According to a recent survey commissioned by CA Technologies and conducted by Vanson Bourne, 60 percent of IT decision makers worldwide…
Mobile initiatives rank high on the IT priority list for 2014, and the leaders of many large businesses say they have some catching up to do.
An IBM/Oxford Economics survey of 600 large companies in 29 countries finds many companies have yet to fully empower their mobile workforce or…
Next year may be the first year that mobile data takes in more money than voice.
For years, mobile carriers such as Verizon, AT&T and Sprint relied on voice as their primary revenue driver. But according to the U.S. Mobile Market Update from Chetan Sharma Consulting, the fourth quarter…
Without functional, attractive, even slightly elitist design elements behind them, Apple products might just be another set of devices. The same rings true for mobile apps – a successful mobile app must first be beautiful, simple, helpful and responsive.
On average, smartphone users have about 41 apps that they…
Some corporate mobile strategies may stall due to tension in the C-suite over conflicting business motivations, according to a new study sponsored by German software solutions firm Netbiscuits. Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) believe Chief Information Officers (CIOs) should take a backseat in mobile web strategy, the survey of C-level…
The global app economy continues to grow, but much of the growth is coming from development firms, like RunMobile, that create custom apps for business, rather than app downloads and sales through app stores. This tidbit comes from digital news journal Quartz, which breaks down a…
With teachers utilizing iPads and smartphones in classrooms, technology has paved the way for rapidly evolving, exciting ways for children to learn, especially with the evolution of tablets. Tablets are easier for kids to use than smartphones, as they’re bigger and can be secured to the back of the seat…
This article is Part 4 of a six-part blog series from our white paper, “Six Critical Questions to Answer Before Your Company Builds a Mobile App.” In our experience, companies should ask themselves six critical questions as a starting point for any mobile app initiative. With answers to these questions…
This article is Part 3 of a six-part blog series from our white paper, “Six Critical Questions to Answer Before Your Company Builds a Mobile App.” In our experience, companies should ask themselves six critical questions as a starting point for any mobile app initiative. With answers to these questions…