Comments on: Apple’s iPhone 4S helps iOS stay ahead in the enterprise

By: trendslide

trendslide — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 23:43:08 +0000

Interesting trend, although I doubt that enterprise users are buying the iPhone 4S just because it’s the ’4S’. I would bet that it’s more based on the Apps and functionality that you can gain in the enterprise by having all of your critical information in an easy to use way right in front of you.

With the current enterprise apps available today a mobile user can gain silo’ed insight into their business like never before.

Although this does not account for Siri, which is certainly a huge selling point.

By: itmg

itmg — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:50:04 +0000

We’ve recently been using iPhone in our company and it seems like everyone, including the IT department, has been happy with it

By: Nicholas

Nicholas — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:14:21 +0000

I design enterprise apps, and the simple question of what we develop leads us to iOS. What exactly are we to standardize on in the Android Ecosphere?

I stated a few weeks ago that the iPad would now become the defacto corporate tablet, because Android did not catch up, and mobility has hit the enterprise hard. We have to move fast, and that leaves us a single option.

I developed a CMS build process for magazines and catalogs, as well as music experiences (pre-LP), and I really did think that Android would focus on tools and APIs. Google did not, and it is going to haunt the platform in perpetuity.

HTML5 and standard platforms are a mirage at the moment, which leaves a single clear channel, where consistency is a given.