How the Cloud Powers Enterprise Mobility

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• One of the main things that helps determine
  whether or not a business succeeds is how well it
  manages its resources. For many modern
  businesses, that means saying goodbye to the
  traditional central office and 9 to 5 workweek.
  Instead of working from desks in an office, many
  employees now work offsite on a tablet or remote
  desktop interface this decentralization of the
  workforce is called enterprise mobility.

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• Enterprise mobility is the concept that
  businesses no longer need a central location or
  set hours in which work gets done. A mobile
  workforce using smartphones, tablets, and remote
  interfaces works on their own time and during
  their own chosen hours. Instead of holding
  gatherings in the office conference room or
  chatting in the breakroom, work teams now meet
  over Skype and talk over instant messaging, as
  well as use electronic forms and cloud-based
  mobile approval workflows to increase efficiency.

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• For many businesses both big and small,
  enterprise mobility is too good an opportunity to
  save resources and improve work output to pass
  up. By 2018, the global market for enterprise
  mobility is expected to reach 218 billion.1 As
  businesses look for ways to work faster and
  smarter in order to keep up with their
  competition and please their customer base,
  enterprise mobility is becoming a necessity for
  doing business in the 21st century.

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• Many firms that have embraced enterprise mobility
  have reported improvements in several vital areas
  of performance, including
• Increased operational speed
• Improved efficiency
• Faster data collection and reporting
• Improved resource allocation
• Better collaboration between coworkers

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• Obviously, businesses cant just shut down their
  offices and tell everyone to start working from
  home without a plan. Enterprise mobility requires
  a digital infrastructure that supports employees,
  providing them with the tools they need to
  perform their jobs, and keeps everyone connected
  in an efficient and convenient manner. For most
  businesses, creating this infrastructure means
  turning to the cloud.

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• In a recent survey of IT decision makers, more
  than 50 said that they plan to build between 51
  and 100 of their apps with a mobile component.2
  Additionally, the survey also revealed that the
  Mobile Web (60) and Hybrid Cloud (65) will be
  the dominant mobile architectures used for
  enterprise mobility in the near future.2

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• So why are Mobile Web and Hybrid Cloud so
  preferred over native architecture when it comes
  to building apps that allow for enterprise
  mobility? The explosion of mobile devices,
  platforms, and screen sizes means that building
  and supporting custom native apps for every type
  of device is too expensive and difficult for most
  businesses. Cloud-based apps, on the other hand,
  can be accessed by all devices equally.

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• Through the use of cloud-based apps, businesses
  are unshackling themselves from the restrictions
  of the traditional office. When enterprise
  mobility apps work, they allow organizations to
  achieve great gains in productivity and
  efficiency.

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• https//www.apperian.com/what-does-enterprise-mobi
  lity-mean-for-your-company/
• http//www.techvalidate.com/product-research/outsy
  stems/charts

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Summary

• Enterprise mobility, the use of mobile devices by
  businesses to do work remotely, is largely
  powered by custom apps that allow users to
  perform their essential work functions.
  Cloud-based apps provide a greater level of
  flexibility and better overall performance than
  native architecture.