Mobile device use is changing how many businesses get the job done, especially as the bring-your-own-device movement takes hold in many corporate settings. Read More »

Smartphones and tablets are beginning to replace PCs in a variety of sectors, and are becoming the new engine that employees use to get the job done. This trend is leading to major changes to how business processes are completed. Read More »

Personal mobile device use in the workplace is creating many challenges that organizations have to deal address. Business process management software can play a major role in resolving these issues, as some of the greatest difficulties associated with mobile operations involve aligning technological capabilities with operational needs. Read More »

The mobile device movement may still be fairly young, but it is rapidly gaining legitimacy as more IT departments begin to accept the inevitable move toward bring your own device. For a while, many IT leaders resisted the trend, at least when it came to many company solutions, because the data protection risk is so great. Read More »

Integration is a key need in almost any business environment. Getting disparate IT systems to work well with one another is among the primary applications for integration, but there is also a need to get different work departments to operate in conjunction with one another. Read More »

Commoditization is on the horizon in the mobile device management sector, revealing the rapid growth of the mobile movement in the enterprise sector. This industry momentum points to the growing need for business process management software. Read More »

The mobile business process management software market is a relative immature sector that still has a lot of room to grow. However, many experts agree that mobile device use is rising substantially in the enterprise, creating an environment in which vendors are beginning to ramp up their mobile BPM development efforts to support changing market dynamics.  Read More »

The bring-your-own-device movement is combining with the consumerization of IT and the rise of telework to create an environment in which many core business tasks are done on smartphones, tablets and other personal computing devices.  Read More »

Like most technology industries, the mobile application market is going through a few growing pains as it expands from its infancy into mainstream use. One of the major problems facing the sector is a lack of leadership across the entire landscape. Read More »

To say that 2012 was a year in which smartphone and tablet penetration became prominent would be an understatement. Read More »