Indian CIOS Ready To Make Mobility Mainstay

Today, Enterprise mobility perches at the top of most CIO priority lists. Enterprises across sectors are realizing that EMM is a necessity today and have set out to chart their strategies. But are the solutions available in the market good enough and what does the CIO expect out of a good Mobility Partner?

- Chitresh Sehgal 

Smartphones and mobile devices have virtually transformed the way we function on a number of aspects today. Both organizations and consumers are now equipped with the agility, flexibility and capabilities of computing on a handheld device. With increasing proliferation of smartphones and high speed wireless internet, applications today are reaching every human pain point, improving productivity, efficiency and experience both across homes and businesses. Businesses are undergoing digital transformation across every sector and are looking to embrace the productivity and flexibility offered by enterprise mobility. As per recent reports, the India enterprise mobility market is projected to grow with a CAGR of around 25% through 2022. This growth can be attributed to growing internet and smart phone penetration, emerging mobility trends such as BYOD, CYOD, BYOA, and surging data telecommuting needs. This is supported by demand for increasing workforce productivity and cloud workspace along with consumerization of IT is poised to propel enterprise mobility management among Indian organizations. Today, Enterprise mobility perches at the top of most CIO priority lists. Businesses across sectors are realizing that enterprise mobility is a necessity today. As per the IDC’s analysis, over 50% of enterprises today rate enterprise mobility as a high priority area. From a business, not enabling the field force with decisive data and information would eventually mean losing out to a rival who has done so.