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The 2015 UK Enterprise Mobility Forecast
Enterprise mobility, and the organisational advantages which can be achieved by adopting such technology, have taken the UK by storm. Companies of all sizes, across all industry verticals, are embracing mobility to both enable their employees and engage their customers.
However, the rate of adoption and the attitudes towards mobility from a wider business perspective are still very fragmented, and enterprises are looking for a brighter outcome.
That's why we've put together the following infographic: The 2015 UK Enterprise Mobility Forecast in which we present a forecast of five key areas of enterprise mobility, including:
- Strategic Enterprise Mobility
- Internet of Things
- Mobile Security and Data Protection
- Customer Centricity
- Forecasting the Future
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Paul Coby, IT Director at John Lewis joins IQPC Exchange to discuss how mobile technology has helped John Lewis deliver best in breed service increased operational efficiency and productivity. Paul also discusses how John Lewis are joining up their legacy systems to be able to build customer facing systems across the board.
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Richard Law, IT Director, Mail Operations, Royal Mail joined the Enterprise Mobility Exchange to share exclusive insight into Royal Mail’s mobility initiatives, and to give his views on the rapidly evolving enterprise mobility market – including the consumerisation of IT, mobile strategy, BYOD and mitigating mobile security risk.
Interview: Neil Pawsey, Senior Product Information Manager, Crossrail
Neil explains the current enterprise mobility initiative which is underway at Crossrail and his role in demonstrating mobile innovation. There is a challenge around consumerisation of mobile IT due to the invasion of consumer products, but this is not a valid answer to keep saying no to BYOD– as there has to be a middle ground of bringing those devices into organisations.
He also speaks of the current challenge to businesses, as IT can be a block against enterprise mobile technology and that part of the business needs to agile and become and enabler. Other big challenges include culture, change management and user-acceptance and Neil gives some tips on how to get around these.