Frost & Sullivan Competitive Ranking Report: Leading Mobile Solutions

Assessment of Enterprise Mobile Solutions
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#N300-65 © 2008 Frost & Sullivan www.frost.comTable of Contents
C h a p t e r 1
Executive Summary
Market Overview 1-1
Overview 1-1
Methodology & Influencing Factors 1-4
Summary of Findings 1-5
Total Rankings 1-5Features & Functionality: 1-5Manageability: 1-6Device Choice: 1-6Security: 1-6Government: 1-6Mobilizing Enterprise Applications: 1-6Service & Support: 1-7Usability: 1-7Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): 1-7
Overall Solution Analysis 1-8
C h a p t e r 2
Market Segmentation
Features & Functionality 2-1
Segment Overview 2-1
Industry Synopsis 2-1
#N300-65 © 2008 Frost & Sullivan www.frost.com iiiSolution Management & Deployment 2-3
Segment Overview 2-3
Industry Synopsis 2-4
Device Flexibility 2-5
Segment Overview 2-5
Industry Synopsis 2-6
Security 2-7
Segment Overview 2-7
Industry Synopsis 2-8Government Grade Security 2-10Government Grade Security Industry Synopsis 2-10
Mobilizing Enterprise Applications 2-12
Segment Overview 2-12
Industry Synopsis 2-12
Service & Support 2-14
Segment Overview 2-14
Industry Synopsis 2-14
Usability 2-15
Segment Overview 2-15
Industry Synopsis 2-16
Total Cost of Ownership 2-17
Segment Overview 2-17
Industry Synopsis 2-18
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C h a p t e r 1
Executive Summary
1-1 Overall Solution Ranking 1-7
C h a p t e r 2
Market Segmentation
2-1 Solution Ranking for Features and Functionality 2-3
2-2 Solution Ranking for Solution Management and Deployment 2-5
2-3 Solution Ranking for Device Flexibility 2-7
2-4 Solution Ranking for Security 2-9
2-5 Solution Ranking for Mobilizing Enterprise Applications 2-13
2-6 Solution Ranking for Service and Support 2-15
2-7 Solution Ranking for Usability 2-17
2-8 Solution Ranking for Total Cost of Ownership 2-19
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C h a p t e r 1
Executive Summary
1.1 Total Mobile Subscribers Forecast (World), 2007-2011 1-3
1.2 Wireless Email Subscriber Forecasts (World), 2007-2011 1-3
1.3 Assessment of Mobile Enterprise Solutions: Users' Perceived Level of Importance for Factors Influencing Wireless Solutions (World), 2007 1-5
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Executive Summary
M a r k e t O v e r v i e w
Overview
In this paper, Frost & Sullivan has identified leading solution vendors in the mobile enter-prise space based on market acceptance and product innovation.
Frost & Sullivan tracked and evaluated wireless email solution deployments, products indevelopment, and new product features and modifications. This was accomplished throughinterviews vendors and extensive secondary and technical analysis. The solutions were thencompared, evaluated, and ranked based on parameters considered as critical in the implemen-tation of a wireless enterprise solution and the key demands of the enterprises.
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