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05 February 2010

The End of Another Chapter

Joe_Getty_335867t Well, today's the day.  Two of the best years in my (enterprise mobility) career are coming to an end.  It's been an incredibly frenetic last week here at Strategy Analytics as I was trying to finish off some of the projects I have been working on (while still working on the next "great thing").  It's with very mixed emotions that I say goodbye to this great team of people.  Actually, I'm not going to say goodbye.  To quote the lead singer of my favorite band (he ends all live performances by saying this):

"Until next time...and there will be a next time!"

Rock On.

Philippe

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26 January 2010

Saying Goodbye To The Analyst World

Twitter Twitter is a funny thing.  140 characters that can say so much.  It can also be misinterpreted rather quickly.  Yesterday,  thanking everyone for their well wishes.  I got more than one person email or DM me asking me what was going on.  Some thought I was unwell, some thought I was leaving Strategy Analytics.  In fact, I was simply saying thank you to all those who had wished me a happy birthday.

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12 October 2009

Post CTIA Thoughts

Ctia-wireless2009 As I was prepping my thoughts for this latest entry, I was looking for an appropriate picture to place along with the commentary.  This act made me also read over some of the past entries I made for other CTIA shows.  It's interesting to see some of the titles I had for other post CTIA ruminations.  I think the most relevant and appropriate one was "I survived CTIA."  Ya, that seems to fit the bill again this year.

Regardless, it's interesting to see how things have changed over the last few shows.  Some themes haven't (e.g., the Fall show seems to get smaller every year), while others have considerably.

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06 October 2009

Off to San Diego for CTIA

Ctia-wireless2009 I wanted to put a quick post up that today's "Inside Looking Out: An Executive View on Enterprise Mobility" will be delayed by a few hours.  I am at Logan International Airport getting ready to get on a plane to go to San Diego for the CTIA conference. I've already got 2.5 days of jam packed meetings, but if you're planning on being there and would like to meet up, either shoot me an email or send me a message via .

"Inside Looking Out: An Executive View on Enterprise Mobility" will be posted from west coast time today. Today's is a good one!

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01 August 2009

My July 2009 Research on Enterprise Mobility

So here's the research I have published this past month with Strategy Analytics:

Feel free to contact me if you would like to view these documents or talk about them.

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31 July 2009

Upcoming Webinar on Enterprise Mobility

Here's a quick note to let you know I will be participating in a webinar next week on key steps for developing a winning enterprise mobility strategy.  I'll be doing this with my good friends at Tangoe.  If interested, you can register here.

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01 July 2009

My June 2009 Research on Enterprise Mobility

So here's the research I have published this past month with Strategy Analytics:

Feel free to contact me if you would like to view these documents or talk about them.

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17 June 2009

Revisiting a Holistic Enterprise Mobility Strategy

If you recall, I asked some time ago what you all thought should be included in mobility management.  That great discussion, combined with the changing realities of the enterprise mobility ecosystem, made me spend a fair bit of time over the last few months reconsidering:

  • The real challenges around enterprise mobility;
  • What should be included in a holistic mobility strategy; as well as
  • What enterprise mobility management should include and what's included in those key groups.

I'm happy to share with you the fact that the fruits of those efforts have now been crystalized into a new Strategy Analytics research document.  While normally the research is reserved for Strategy Analytics clients, I think this is important enough a topic that it deserves to be shared with the broader enterprise mobility community.

You can download the document here for free (registration is required though....sorry).   Have a look and tell me what you think!

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01 June 2009

My May 2009 Research on Enterprise Mobility

So here's the research I have published this past month with Strategy Analytics:

Feel free to contact me if you would like to view these documents or talk about them.

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28 May 2009

Enterprise Mobility and Personal vs. Corporate Liable Devices

Mem I just stumbled upon a couple of great articles over at my friends Mobile Enterprise Magazine talking about who owns the device that's glued to your hand and/or head.  The first article (a very good read by the way) was a bit of a WES recap - focused on one of the sessions that took place there.  The follow-on article was based upon a poll that Susan Nunziata took of MEM readers.  It got me thinking about how complex the whole question of who owns the device is...and also what the implications are to an organization in terms of Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC).

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