BYOD in the SoMoClo™ Era: Hidden Costs, Unseen Value
The Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) phenomenon in the workplace has become an unstoppable global trend. The July 2012 Aberdeen Sector Insight “Enterprise Mobility Management 2012: the Global Perspective” tracked the emergence of BYOD, concurrent with the evolution of Enterprise

Enterprise Mobility Management 2012: The SoMoClo™ Edge
IT must consider enterprise mobility, like public and private cloud deployments, as essential IT infrastructure. This is the core premise of this study — that Enterprise Mobility has come of age, and that measurable business value accrues to organizations that manage their mobile

Business Optimization through Integrated Communications: In the SoMoClo™ Era
Unified Communications has achieved renewed interest driven by the increasing need for remote collaboration and improved SoMoClo (Social, Mobile, and Cloud computing) capabilities. However, Unified Communications represents a goal that is difficult to achieve. Aberdeen’s most

SoMoClo™ at the Mobile Edge
The notion of a client in the classic client / server model is dissolving: the endpoint is now the user, whose identity, social activity, and access permissions are managed in the cloud. The customer, the enterprise knowledge worker, and the channel partner may all be presumed

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