Both Sides of Enterprise Mobility

• An accelerate use of mobile applications, especially by small businesses;
• Advancements in the use and exploitation of location based services;
• More blatant blending of Augmented Reality (AR) and Utility Applications in ways that can boost customer engagement;
• The introduction of Android Instant Apps that can be used without first going through the download process;
• Broader use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is seamlessly embedded into digital interactions;
• The growing popularity of Internet of Things (IoT) Apps that enable more robust connectivity to more devices and more customers; and
• Heightened awareness of the importance of mobile security and the protection of personal information.

This demands the establishment of a mobile technology framework and strategy that aligns mobility efforts with business goals. This is where industry leaders like IBM can help your organization deal with both aspects. Their mobile expertise can help address both of these faces of mobility by offering:

• Speedy deployment of integrate mobile applications, devices, systems and user support in a security-rich environment;
• Enhanced business value through enhanced connections among your employees, customers and suppliers;
• Cost effective mobility operations support that accelerate implementation through a more scalable and cost-effective mobile infrastructure; and
• Solutions that are personalized to fit both your customers and employees.

Although dealing with the two-faced challenges of a mobility strategy can be daunting, modern organizations cannot afford to shy away from the challenge. Serving as trusted advisors IBM Mobile Infrastructure Consulting Services is designed to establish a technology framework with a strategy that aligns mobility efforts with your business goals.

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