Documents, Not Just Operating Systems, Are Key to Mobility
IT Connection Blog by Brad Shimmin
Summary Bullets:
- A successful mobility campaign for collaboration players requires attention be paid to document synchronization, editing, and sharing.
- These documents must follow users across multiple platforms and devices, not just in number but in kind.
Many of us in the analyst industry have watched momentum in the battle for the desktop swing back and forth between various operating systems, favoring from time to time brands such as Microsoft, Apple, and even Linux. However, at all times in this ever-evolving battlefield, Microsoft has held the one key necessary to unlock (read, dominate) the enterprise. That key, which has remained tucked up securely in the pocket of one Mr. Bill Gates from Redmond, Washington, is Microsoft Office. Read more of this post at http://bit.ly/O2lBzR
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