With an expected 1.5 million sales in 2009, the new smartphone from Palm, Pre, will add another level of complexity to enterprise mobility as companies struggle to standardize when innovation keeps coming at a breakneck pace.  Even before the Pre arrived, the list of top ten selling mobile devices in November of 2008 contained three devices that were not even on the list the prior month.   We can expect more innovation and more change for the foreseeable future…keeping IT’s desire for standardization at bay.

In this environment, the best approach is to adopt a mobility management strategy and solution set that can accommodate continuous change as a fundamental principle. Change triggered by employees joining and leaving the organization.   Change triggered by new devices from new vendors.   Change triggered by new carriers or new plans or new features.   Change triggered by new policies and new regulations.   Change triggered by progressive business needs, device and network innovation and a wave of new mobile applications that will produce dramatic gains in productivity.

MobilityCentral from Visage Mobile was designed with continuous change in mind.    It absorbs change quickly so you can deliver on the promise of mobility to your organization with confidence and control. 

Take a look at one of the more innovative solutions in all of mobility….MobilityCentral, OnDemand from Visage Mobile.

This entry was posted by Dean Alms on Wednesday, January 14th, 2009 at 9:02 pm and is filed under Visage Mobile blogs. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a comment, or trackback from your own site.

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