The widespread availability and use of mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, has made email more accessible and transformed the traditional nine to five, five-day workweek for employees of small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs).…
Twenty-two percent of US online adults are connected to multiple mobile devices and demanding more and more mobile services, creating an imminent need for a new marketing strategy to reach them, according to new research…
The US mobile ad spending on social networks is projected to reach $4.5 billion by 2018, according to a new forecast from Forrester Research. A variety of factors influencing this growth include; more social sites…
Mobile device landscape and application/solution usage is set to undergo transformation as small and medium businesses (SMBs) begin to embrace the “Bring Your Own Device”(BYOD) opportunity, says AMI-Partners. Faced with a slower than expected recovery…
Twenty-two percent of U.S. consumers spend $50 or more per month and nine percent spend $100 or more using tablets, a much higher than spending level than that observed by smartphone owners, according to a…
According to a new white paper from Frost & Sullivan, the increased demand for trends like cloud data storage, social networking, mobile devices, big data analytics, and bring your own device (BYOD) are creating holes…
Nearly three-fourths of respondents believe that the demise of the office landline will be the most disruptive development in the communications services market, according to a new survey by research firm Atlantic-ACM. The survey, sponsored…
The proliferation of mobile devices in the U.S. market has sparked a large appetite for mobile functionality in the ERP manufacturing landscape, according to a new survey by the research firm Eval-Source. Seventy-seven percent of…
Two-thirds of health IT executives indicate that the use of mobile technology will substantially or dramatically impact the delivery of healthcare in the future, according to a new survey by HIMSS Analytics. Use of mobile technology…
According to a new study by Frost & Sullivan, the ability to access health information via mobile devices is revolutionizing the way healthcare is viewed and delivered, creating a new standard in which digital health…
