The Impact of Mobility, the IoT and Artificial Intelligence on the Future of Business Transformation

Mobile Vision 2020

How drastically will your business’ mobile management approach change in the next three years?

In this thought leadership paper, Forrester Consulting evaluates contemporary mobile management strategies and the various ways they’re expected to change in the years ahead.

Their research reveals that while most modern enterprises have taken a decentralized approach to managing and securing their smartphones, tablets, laptops and Internet of Things (IoT), they will move to a more consolidated — and cognitive — approach by 2020.

Read the complete paper to find out why – plus learn key findings and recommendations you can begin following to jumpstart your business transformation today.

Read the complete report from Forrester Consulting: Mobile Vision 2020

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