Four stages of enterprise mobile adoption
Mobile devices are currently transforming how we live our lives, again. Having taken for granted the ability to make calls when away from the home or office, mobile data access and always-on devices...
View ArticleElements of a mobile enterprise strategy
The new generation of mobile devices are radically changing the way we access and use information. Location-aware, always-on and highly interactive, these devices are on track to replace the desktop as...
View ArticleMobile devices are personal devices (and what this means for enterprise apps)
People consider their mobile phone to be one of their key personal possessions, never far from their body. Psychologically, they are personal devices, in a way that is very different from desktop...
View ArticleThe appetite for enterprise mobile functionality
I’ve been in New Zealand this week doing client work, and one of the client sessions that I facilitated highlighted the very real appetite and demand for enterprise mobile functionality. The client in...
View ArticleDon’t rely on vendors to meet your mobile enterprise needs
Mobile is hot, increasingly so within enterprises. This has been picked up by the major technology vendors, who are all scrambling to deliver mobile functionality, from mobile-friendly web interfaces...
View ArticleExecutive presentation on delivering a mobile enterprise
I’ve been writing a lot on delivering a mobile enterprise since late last year. I’ve also been presenting on how to deliver a mobile enterprise, most recently in Sydney, and soon as part of my next...
View ArticleFour types of enterprise mobility
Mobile functionality is a mega-trend that has already had a huge impact on the day-to-day life of consumers around the globe. For organisations of all types, it is clear that similar changes will occur...
View ArticlePresentation: Delivering a mobile enterprise
Yesterday I was honoured to give a presentation at the monthly meeting of intranet managers organised by NetJMC. These were some of the world’s largest organisations, across a range of industries....
View ArticleIn Portland, Oregon for a week of mobile
This week I’m in the lovely city of Portland, Oregon, for the exciting UX Immersion conference organised by UIE. In addition to some great weather and wonderful sightseeing, these will be days packed...
View ArticlePresentation: The enterprise mobility revolution
I was great today to give a presentation on enterprise mobility at the UX Immersion conference in Portland, Oregon. This explored mobile topics, in the context of meeting staff and business needs,...
View ArticleThe enterprise mobile revolution (a one day workshop in Sydney)
Having run a full-day workshop on enterprise mobility last week in the US, we’ve had a pile of folks asking whether we’re going to run the workshop in Australia. The good news: the answer is yes! The...
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Field research is vital when designing enterprise mobile solutions
Diagram created by Giant Ant For many years now, we’ve highlighted the importance of understanding staff needs when designing or redesigning an intranet. This needs to be structured research (as...
View ArticleEnterprise mobility: leading the way vs far behind
A few months back, I stood in front of 100+ folks at the UX Immersion conference in Portland, and talked about the exciting possibilities in the enterprise mobility space. I showed real-world examples,...
View ArticleResearch questions for enterprise mobility
This week I ran my new enterprise mobility workshop in Australia for the first time. We had a great group of participants, and there were some intense discussions about this rapidly evolving space. In...
View ArticleMobile opportunities for field workers in government
A few weeks ago, we ran a day-long enterprise mobile strategy session at a government agency client of ours. We’ve been helping them design their new intranet, and it was recognised that mobile would...
View ArticleUX behind the firewall: Designing engaging experiences for staff (presentation)
While in Vancouver for a SharePoint conference, I was incredibly pleased to be able to present to a session of VanUE, a local gathering of UX folks. We had 100+ in the room, and I explored the...
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