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Understanding adoption of mobility solutions (Customer Focus)


Published Date: April 2008
Published By: Datamonitor
Page Count: 23
Order Code: R313-31806
 
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DATAMONITOR VIEW
CATALYST
SUMMARY
ANALYSIS
The growth of mobility solutions is slow but steady
The penetration of enterprise mobility solutions has increased slightly from 2006
Most growth in the penetration of mobility solutions is likely to be in the medium term
Enterprises will continue to invest in all mobility technologies over the next two years
Rates of investment and penetration vary by geography, industry and company size
French enterprises are lagging behind in terms of mobility deployments
Enterprises in Germany are most likely to have acquired the full range of solutions
A high number of enterprises in Australia are planning to invest in mobility
The mobility market is saturating in Germany, Australia and the Nordics
Healthcare providers are set to make the most greenfield investments in mobility
Market growth is slowing in the large enterprise space
There is a variation in enterprises purchasing preference by country
No one channel stands out as the favourite for buying mobility solutions
Channel preference is related to company size
Spanish and Italian enterprises are most likely to purchase their mobility solutions direct from a supplier
Enterprises in Germany and Italy are more attuned to the hosted service model
Mobility outsourcing remains a low priority for most enterprises
The number of enterprises that outsource mobility solutions has not changed since 2006
Enterprises in Italy and Spain are more likely to outsource their mobility solutions
Mobility is not likely to be enterprises' largest IT project in 2007
The number of enterprises making mobility their largest IT project in 2007 is low
The value of investments in mobility is smaller
The CEO is the most influential position for making mobility investment decisions
Both the CEO and CIO are likely to have some degree of influence over mobility decisions
Mindshare in the mobility market is dominated by two large vendors: HP and IBM
HP and IBM have the greatest mindshare among enterprises for mobility
SUMMARY
Enterprises will continue to invest in mobility but growth is slower than anticipated
APPENDIX
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List of Tables
Table 1: Which of the following mobility solutions do you currently have or use? Which would you prioritise for investment in the next 6 months?
Table 2: Which of the following do you currently have or use, and which would you prioritise for investment in the next 6 months? 2 years?
Table 3: Which of the following do you currently have or use, and which would you prioritise for investment in the next 6 months? 2 years?
Table 4: Which mobility solutions do you currently have or use?
Table 5: Do you currently have or use mobility technologies or would you consider investment in the next 6 months? 2 years?
Table 6: Do you currently have or use mobility technologies or would you consider investment in the next 6 months? 2 years?
Table 7: Do you currently have or use mobility technologies or would you consider investment in the next 6 months? 2 years?
Table 8: What is your preferred approach to buying mobility technologies?
Table 9: What is your preferred approach to buying mobility technologies?
Table 10: Do you outsource mobility now, or are you considering outsourcing in the next 6 months? 2 years?
Table 11: Which technology area does your single biggest IT project in budget year 2007 fall under?
Table 12: Rank the 2 most influential positions in your organization when making investment decisions regarding mobility
Table 13: Please pick two firms which you believe to be 'leaders' in enterprise mobility
List of Figures
Figure 1: The penetration of mobility solutions is gradually increasing
Figure 2: The majority of growth is expected in the medium term
Figure 3: A similar number of enterprises are planning to invest in all mobility technologies
Figure 4: French enterprises have the lowest penetration of mobility solution
Figure 5: Enterprises in Australia are planning the most investments in mobility
Figure 6: The healthcare industry is driving growth in mobility
Figure 7: Large enterprises have a much higher penetration of mobility solutions
Figure 8: Two thirds of enterprises purchase their mobility solutions through resellers
Figure 9: Enterprises in Germany and Italy show a tendency to deploy mobility as a hosted service
Figure 10: Enterprises in Italy and Spain are most likely to outsource their mobility solutions
Figure 11: Mobility deployments are unlikely to be enterprises largest IT project
Figure 12: The CEO is the most influential position for making mobility investment decisions
Figure 13: IBM and HP remain the leaders in mobility


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