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Understanding Mobile & Cloud Computing
• Mobile devices are outselling PCs and Laptops.
• 1/3 Population is online – 80% of top 30% of Income
• Personal broadband grew from 0 in 2005 to 500,000 in 2010
• 2015 is expected to reach 2,000,000 personal broadband connections
Source: BI Intelligence
• 78% of employees have a mobile device for work.
• 65% White-collar roles require mobility for work.
• 44% Knowledge workers telecommute at least one day per week.
• $2500 is the annual cost savings related to telecommuting one day per week.
• 75% of enterprises expect employee owned devices connecting to company networks to increase significantly over next two years.
• #1 Concern regarding BYOD is security and privacy of company data.
Source: Cisco IBSG
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• Trident Capital sees its 2013 investment focused on opportunities that monetize the internet especially through cloud delivery, mobile, social and big data analytics – with a particular interest in security for cloud and mobile environments. (Trident Capital Blog 1/7/2013)
• Forbes sees 2013 as a breakout year for cloud computing – focusing on the need for business leaders to understand how to manage cloud computing as a critical component of their IT strategy. (Louis Columbus, Forbes, 12/18/2012)
• Security on mobile devices is a critical issue with significant security holes in devices from all manufacturers including Google, Apple, RIM, and Microsoft. (Rob Enderle, ITBusinessEdge, 1/3/2013)
• Forrester Research says that the primary concern facing mobile access to corporate computing assets or a BYOD strategy is security and privacy.
Source: Cisco IBSG
» Mobile devices are out selling PC and Laptop devices –resulting in “Bring Your Own Device” or BYOD environments for businesses of all sizes
» Cloud computing is the preferred and most logical platform to support mobile computing through virtualization technologies delivered over increasingly more available broadband connections.
» Mobile access to corporate computing assets and data will present new security and privacy challenges.
» We predict that Hybrid / Private Cloud and BPaaS will be critical strategic initiatives for small and mid-sized businesses.
Bob Raffo, Principal60 W 42nd StreetNew York, NY 10165(212) 485 – 9828 | [email protected]
Aarti Comstock, Senior Account Manager11 Skyline DriveHawthorne, NY 10532(914) 592 – 8282 | [email protected]
Jeff Rossi, Partner1177 Summer StreetStamford, CT 06905(203) 399 – 1903 | [email protected]
