Choose and Implement a Mobile Strategy

Most organizations realize the value of enterprise mobility, but want an approach that takes advantage of new technologies, while minimizing security threats, costs, and service desk headaches.
IT managers are often forced to adapt their strategy on the run according to the whims of the organization and to keep up with evolving trends in mobile technology. The result is an ad hoc approach that lacks a clear direction.

Our Advice

Critical Insight

A hybrid strategy can allow you to focus on security for users accessing sensitive information, offer choice to those who will benefit the most from it, and save money with users that only require basic apps.
Implement an EMM platform to serve as your primary defense against security threats arising from mobilization no matter which provisioning models you choose to deploy.
Be mindful of hidden costs, such as those associated with supporting multiple devices.

Impact and Result

Leverage the powerful potential of mobile to generate enterprise growth with a strategy that builds a direct path to your mobility goals.
Navigate the most common challenges that constrain mobile, such as costs, security risks, help desk workloads, and productivity concerns with confidence.
Possess a vision for how mobility will transform your organization in the future – including where it can be expanded, limited, and retooled – and execute a plan for implementing the mobile strategy that will take you there.

Choose and Implement a Mobile Strategy Research & Tools

Start here – read the Executive Brief

Read our concise Executive Brief to find out why you should choose and implement a mobile strategy, review Info-Tech’s methodology, and understand the four ways we can support you in completing this project.

Choose and Implement a Mobile Strategy – Executive Brief

1. Assess the current role of mobility in the organization

Establish a baseline by evaluating the current strategy and understanding the mobile requirements of different user groups within your organization.

2. Identify goals and craft the mobile strategy

Create a future vision for mobility in your organization and produce a business case to communicate your mobility vision to management.

3. Develop initiatives and finalize the mobile strategy

Craft a plan to implement the mobile strategy by creating a roadmap that outlines provisioning models, devices, management, training, and support.

Member Testimonials

After each Info-Tech experience, we ask our members to quantify the real-time savings, monetary impact, and project improvements our research helped them achieve. See our top member experiences for this blueprint and what our clients have to say.

Client

Experience

Impact

$ Saved

Days Saved

Testimonial

Town Of Marana

Guided Implementation

10/10

$13,600

120

Ken was very knowledgeable and made the process easy. I now have a process I am repeating with other areas.

Construction Resources Management

Workshop

9/10

$25,000

Jimmy and John were great to work with. I thought the interactive approach to the various aspects of the workshop were effective and engaged my te... Read More

Bluescope NA

Guided Implementation

10/10

$136K

the worst part was realizing there was so much we had not considered!

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