iphone in the enterprise forrester sept 2009
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iPhone’s Future In The EnterpriseTed SchadlerVice President & Principal AnalystForrester Research
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Agenda
• What is the state of iPhone in the enterprise?
• What makes iPhone different?
• What are IT managers and CIOs saying?
• What does the future hold?
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iPhone support has grown from 0% to 17% of enterprises in two years
Source: Enterprise And SMB Networks And Telecommunications Survey, North America And Europe, Q1 2009
Base: 906 IT decision-makers with mobile decision authority
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Firms expect to triple their smartphone user base in 5 years
Source: Enterprise And SMB Networks And Telecommunications Survey, North America And Europe, Q1 2009
Base: 906 IT decision-makers with mobile decision authority
3x
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A new Forrester study: Workforce Technographics Survey
• Surveyed 2,001 US information workers– Full time or part time job
– Use a computer in their primary job
– Work at an organization of 100+ employees
• Online survey fielded in March 2009
• Asked about technology adoption, use, & attitudes
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31% of iWorkers agree that they use their personal phone for work
Base: 2,001 US information workers that use each device
Source: Forrester’s US Workforce Technology Benchmark Survey, Q2 2009
31%
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Smartphones are a work everywhere device – and that’s their big benefit
“Where do you use a computer (or smartphone) for work in a typical week?.”
Base: 2,001 US information workers that use each device
Source: Forrester’s US Workforce Technographics Survey, Q2 2009
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More iPhone owners leave laptops at work
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Agenda
• What is the state of iPhone in the enterprise?
• What makes iPhone different?• What are IT managers and CIOs saying?
• What does the future hold?
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Applications are driving iPhone success
DevicesApplications
People and enterprises buy devices becausethe applications are compelling
or because they have high utility.
Developers, publishers, & entrepreneurstarget devices with a large
installed base or huge momentum, great development platforms,and something in it for them.
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Applications drive the consumer and information worker demand
Lotus iNotesCisco WebEx
Oracle Business Indicators
Salesforce.com
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Agenda
• What is the state of iPhone in the enterprise?
• What makes iPhone different?
• What are IT managers and CIOs saying?• What does the future hold?
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CIOs in their own words . . .
• “The pressure’s too great. I know I’m going to have to support this thing some time, I’m just trying to decide when.”
• “My developers love this thing – they built me an application to do CRM and it just plain works. Within a few months I had 1,000 sales guys in trucks using it to take orders.”
• “I just wish Apple would treat me with some respect and better information. I’d like to know what their roadmap is, for example.”
• “I’m sick and tired of paying the BlackBerry tax – every time I add one of those devices, it costs me $100 in licenses.”
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Kraft Foods: iPhone as enabler
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Kraft Food roadmap
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Pharmaceutical: iPhone as BYO Netbook
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Pharmaceutical company roadmap
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What benefits does iPhone bring?
• Fundamentally, a better application experience– An inferior typing experience for some . . .
– . . . but a superior browser and interaction model
• Greater mobile collaboration opportunities– Not just person to person but person to information
• A trigger event to the consumerization of IT– Instigate community support and self-service.
• A chance to rethink the funding model for mobility– Workers are personally liable, hence easier to fund.
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What motivated these companies to support iPhone?• Employee demand
• A desire to drive culture change
• A key IT sponsor
• All three see iPhone as more than just another device:– A move to consumerization and self-service
– A better platform for content and business apps
– A better device for collaboration
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Some practical concerns
• Security continues to be a concern as does better management tools
• iPhone downloads the entire attachment, which eats up bandwidth and battery life.
• Installing applications requires a desktop installer, which opens up security holes.
• Battery life is a problem, particularly because people use their phones for many different applications.
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Agenda
• What is the state of iPhone in the enterprise?
• What makes iPhone different?
• What are IT managers and CIOs saying?
• What does the future hold?
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Future trends
• Intrinsic desire to be connected everywhere
• Consumerization – BYO phones will drive the growth
• Dual-use devices
• Networks: Wi-Fi, WiMAX, 3G, LTE, better EDGE
• More and better applications
• Big competition among devices will drive innovation
• Carriers will support device innovation to make customers stickier
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So how successful will iPhone be in the enterprise (NA & Europe)?• First, the overall smartphone enterprise market will skyrocket, growing by at least 3X over the next 5 years.
• Second, iPhone’s share will continue to grow, particularly in non-regulated industries. We expect to see many multi-platforms shops, with devices split roughly 40% BlackBerry, 35% iPhone; 25% other.
• Add it up, the smartphone market will explode – and iPhone will get a growing share of that market.
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Thank you
Ted Schadler
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