50%

ENTERPRISES LACK MOBILE DEVELOPERS

OF

3WAYS THAT BUSINESSES STRUGGLE WITH

MOBILE

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56%

EXPERTS NEEDED3

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Who Did We Ask?IDG Research polled 140 members of CIO’s invite-only LinkedIn Forum in February 2012, of which 99% held titles ranging from VP to CIO to IT manager.

HELPWANTED

62%

EITHER CUSTOM-BUILT OR NEED HEAVY TWEAKING

OF APPS ARE

49%

39% 34% 32%

24% ?ARE

UNCLEAR ON THE

BUSINESS CASE

DON’T SEE SUCCESS

FROM THEIR MOBILE

INVESTMENTS

LACK THE TIME

OR RESOURCES

DON’T KNOW HOW TO

MEASURE TCO (TOTAL COST OF

OWNERSHIP)

DON’T FEEL PRESSURE

FROMCUSTOMERS

OR PARTNERS TO GO MOBILE

HAVEN’T INVESTIGATED

MOBILE

SKEPTICS ABOUND2

REALITY1

YET71% OF SENIOR IT LEADERS SEE MOBILE AS TRANSFORMATIONAL OR STRATEGIC 18%

HAVE A ONLY

COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGY

GAP