I wonder what HTML 5 will mean to Sybase's mobile database business. Will HTML make developing mobile devices easier? How will HTML change the opportunities for mobile application developers?
I attended a briefing by Gartner's Michael King this week on enterprise mobility. Here are some of his comments:
- Enterprises should cave to employee demands for a variety of mobile devices. Focus only on cross-platform tools.
- Refresh your B2C mobile strategy every 180 days. Mobility changes that fast. Mobility is absolutely strategic.
- Don't secure devices, secure apps since mobile devices are often personal.
- Embed analytics into mobile apps. Build GUI navigation based on roles, tasks, taxonomy, BP.
- Categories of mobile apps per Gartner- Thick, Rich, Thin, Streaming, Messaging, Browser.
- Mobile app vendors will focus on apps only. Mobility tools and platforms will be reserved for the big boys of mobility like Sybase.
- 95 percent of mobile application vendors will give up their mobile tool kits by 2011. Pay attention mobility vendors!
- Gartner says no company is going to be able to mandate a particular mobile device. They change too fast.
- The mobile enterprise market is growing at a 10 percent CAGR in 2010.
- Web capable phones will outnumber PCs by year-end 2011.
- Gartner predicts data revenue exceeds voice revenue in advanced markets by 2012.
- Gartner predicts that mobility will be a $1 trillion/year market.
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Kevin Benedict, SAP Mentor, SAP Top Contributor, Mobile and M2M Industry Analyst
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Full Disclosure: I am an independent mobility consultant, mobility analyst, writer and Web 2.0 marketing professional. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
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