Mobile

Is mobility improving Healthcare delivery?

Mobility presumably offers advantages in delivering healthcare, and so investments have been made to improve it. What has been the result? Have the investments returned a significant ROI? What specific innovations have driven down cost, increased access, and improved the quality of healthcare? How has the consumerization of IT been leveraged to increase the overall adoption of mobility in healthcare while still managing related challenges?

Is BYOM (Bring your own Mobility) a crazy idea?

It's a big deal to extend an Enterprise to accommodate all these new mobile applications that are becoming available. Does it make sense to tempt fate further, by rolling out BYOM (bring your own mobile device)? Can enterprise mobility reach its true potential, if it is offered only on the devices a company chooses?

Should you outsource your Enterprise Mobility?

Mobile devices of every sort are proliferating and becoming more and more like computers.  In parallel, Internet applications, cloud computing, and the need for 24/7 on demand access with authentication and security are increasing the headaches of managing it all. Does it make sense to outsource, or is it better to keep it all in the enterprise? How does an IT leader decide which option to choose, and what are the pitfalls and challenges of either choice?

Mobility

Group for mobility enthusiasts.