Worldwide Mobile Worker Survey

Worldwide Mobile Worker Survey

by Diana Hwang

24 pages· 2008

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This IDC study compares regional trends involving mobile workers using the results from IDC's worldwide Mobile Enterprise Worker Survey. IDC fielded the survey in August 2007 with a total of 1,781 respondents across the United States, Western Europe (represented by the United Kingdom, France, and Germany), and the Asia/Pacific region (consisting of China and India). Respondents participated via an online survey in English or translated into the language of their country.

"It is clear that the mobile worker will continue to gain importance as new devices emerge and business applications continue to take advantage of new functionality," said Matt Davis, program director, Business Multiplay Services. "Service providers need to recognize this trend and bundle mobile business subscriptions as aggressively as they have bundled mobility in the consumer arena." This book may contain less than 24 pages of technical content.

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