A common misconception is that commercial success in the U.S. mobile market relies predominantly on a strong product or service. The truth is, while having a solid offering is a key component, many companies fail because they lack an understanding of how to formulate a comprehensive market entry plan and the knowledge and contacts to execute on it. Continue reading...
BlackBerry 10: Too Little, Too Late?
Research in Motion (RIM) is essentially betting its entire company on the success of Blackberry 10. But, as they continue to make a number of small announcements in hopes of generating excitement before the New York City January 30th launch, are there enough BlackBerry fans remaining to embrace a new kind of smartphone with innovative new software and apps from a company that has fallen behind the competition, or even the status quo? Is it too little, too late? Continue reading...
Top Mobile Security Challenges and Opportunities in 2013
The largest mobile-focused conference in the industry, Mobile World Congress (MWC), has come and gone with mobile security standing out as a key focus area for the industry. IT departments are faced with a growing number of mobile devices (both company-issued and personal) infiltrating the workplace, in turn creating tremendous security challenges for organizations needing to securely manage mobile users, devices and data. Continue reading...
