Mobile workforce report: rise of the Mobilocracy

Much of the excitement that we see in the technology world is related to mobile products, services and applications. iPass released just their latest Mobile Workforce Report stretches of 2010 review and includes five predictions for 2010. She explained that the "Era has begun the corporate Mobilocracy" and based on website traffic, questions and personal experience that I would agree completely.

I encourage you to read the full report for all the details, but in summary here are your top five mobile workforce trends 2010:

It is a data security costs and employee productivity imbalance.We move towards an increasingly hyper connected workforce.The post-PC era is aufgeführt.der technical gap is multi Generationenunterschiedsbedingte and global.Multi mobile rules the day.

I work for a small engineering consulting company and have seen many of them in my daily life. Attract people to work your own devices and the IT Department is having to play catch up to ensure that corporate security is not compromised.

As writer here on ZDNet cover the mobile world I was encouraged to see, I'm not so strange as I thought I wore a few mobile devices every day.

iPass posted also your top five predictions for 2011 and beyond, and to include:

Mobilocracy is rise.Companies is a "your bring own mobile device" policy.Security will take to get a makeover.The trivialization is the place increase.There will be a new definition of social boundaries.

I have a hard time using the last prediction, but I'm making a conscious effort to limit my connection times so I let my perception of the information on mobile rule my world.

What do you think about these trends and forecasts?

Matthew Miller began a pilot 1000 in 1997 and has since been writing news, reviews and opinion pieces.

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EA and report of Glu Mobile Sales Game results

Two of the biggest mobile games developers in the world, Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: ERTS) and Glu Mobile (NASDAQ: GLUU) announced quarterly results this week.

While EA global business continues to fight, mobile was one bright spot with the communications company that their mobile revenue grew 24% year over year to $ 189 million. The fiscal fourth quarter, EA Mobile recorded $ 48 million in revenue, up 14% year on year.

Glu reported revenues of $ 20.8 million compared to $ 20.6 million in the first quarter of 2008, which represents less than one year increased by 1% over the year.

If I were a shareholder Glu would be quite disappointed with the results of Glu. Although EA is a large company, the mobile games business is growing rapidly (see post soon) and Glu should be growing at a pace similar to EA.

If you read the full press release from Glu and if you're following the company last year, a lot of their lack of growth is due to the fact that Glu was very late to the party iPhone. they started to ramp up lately with a number of high-quality releases on this platform, including the title of Glyder very fun, but of course I still have much work to do to start your business to take off more.

EA, on the other hand, was early for the iPhone a their games have done very well. Just in recent weeks pair, EA announced five new titles of iPhone and executives said they expect the introduction of 30 games for the iPhone this year.

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