Frost & Sullivan: The Next Decade to see Telecom as a Smart Enabler of Enterprise Mobility Needs

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With the growing need to be constantly connected and having easy accessibility to multiple apps that provide real-time information, there has been a paradigm shift to a mobile world that has compelled enterprises to leverage the benefits of mobility. By 2020, an estimated 80 billion connected devices will exist, and telecommunications would move from a consumer-centric role to a smart-enabler role.

The Mobile e-mail market dominates the current landscape of enterprise mobility in India. However, future growth engines are core business applications and M2M markets, which are experiencing significant traction. The Mobile e-mail market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15 percent by 2017. Core business applications are estimated to grow at a CAGR of 37 percent, and M2M services at 41 percent by 2017, which illustrates the momentum behind more workflow mobilization and growing awareness in enterprises.

According to Thejaswi Parameshwaran, Program Manager, ICT Practice, Frost & Sullivan, South Asia and Middle East, “In the next few years, an important mega trend we expect is that IT Infrastructure would be around 80 percent wireless on a single integrated platform. Thus, wireless intelligence will be the key factor that enterprises will use to enable faster decision-making in their business processes. The enterprise mobility market represents a diverse ecosystem of best-of-breed players in different fields of expertise, and the core strategic influencer for the market will be how they synergise together across the value chain to provide enterprises a one stop shop for their mobility needs.

The way forward would be to evolve from a standalone provider to a mobility management provider that drives an ecosystem around it. Enterprises are expected to gravitate toward such ecosystems with a key flagship entity, as it would enable confidence and reassure them of return on investment (ROI) and quality of service for their mobility investments.”

The Enterprise Mobility Summit 2012, hosted by Frost & Sullivan, discussed the key trends and challenges in this sector. The Summit saw participation from telecommunications companies, system integrators, and device manufacturers. A panel discussion on Increasing Productivity, Lowering Total Cost of Ownership: Developing the Right End-to-End Mobility Roadmap for an Enterprisesaw participation from key panellists from Arkadin, Research in Motion Ltd, Wipro Technologies, and Vodafone.

 

With a huge increase in mobile workforce in Asia Pacific, IT organizations would be increasingly challenged to deliver technologies that are more collaborative, engaging, and accessible from anywhere,” said Pankaj Gupta Managing Director, Arkadin ConferIndia (P) Ltd. “Cloud-based collaboration services that offer fast, scalable deployment and consistent user experience across multiple devices would see rapid adoption, resulting in a low cost of ownership and a high ROI, making them attractive to businesses of all sizes,” added Mr Gupta.

In our 24/7 borderless world, the workplace is becoming more mobile than ever, resulting in a global economy increasingly defined by sharing and collaboration skills,” said Raj Kumar Sharma Vice President Sales, Arkadin ConferIndia (P) Ltd. “Unified communications and collaboration solutions that enable people to work from anywhere, at any time, and from any device – cost-effectively and securely − are essential for businesses to succeed.”

 

The Gold Partners for the Summit were Arkadin, Research in Motion, Vodafone, and Wipro.

The media partners were Lightreading, Telecom Era, Telecom Lead, and Telecom Watch.

If you wish to know more about Enterprise Mobility Summit 2012, please send an e-mail with your complete contact details to Caroline Lewis/Akshata Mhatre at [email protected]/[email protected].

 

For more information on the Summit, please log on to http://www.frost.com/enterprisemobility2012.

 

About Arkadin:

Founded in 2001, Arkadin is a leading Global Collaboration Service Provider offering a complete range of remote collaboration solutions from audio, web and video conferencing to Unified Communications. Arkadin enables all types and sizes of organizations to communicate and collaborate effectively using its user-friendly and cost-efficient solutions to increase business productivity. With a global network of 50 operating centres in 29 countries throughout Asia, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Latin America and North America, Arkadin delivers its business solutions around the world using a Software as a Service model so enabling customers to benefit from fast, scalable deployments with a high ROI. Arkadin provides added value to its base of over 25,500 customers with dedicated, local support.

To find out more about Arkadin, please visit http://www.arkadin.co.in/

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