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"Framework for a Competitive
Edge"
IDC's Asia/Pacific Enterprise Mobility Conference 2005
Conference
August 4, 2005
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia, Singapore |
August 2,2005
Star
City Hotel, Sydney, Australia |
August 18,2005
Prince Hotel and Residence, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
August 4,2005
Hilton
Hotel, Auckland, New Zealand |
August 23,2005
JW
Marriot Hotel, Hong Kong |
August 4,2005
The Ritz-Carlton,
Millenia Singapore |
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IDC's Asia/Pacific Enterprise Mobility Conference
2005 in Singapore. The winner must be present
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| IDC's Asia/Pacific
Enterprise Mobility Conference 2005 |
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| Making the Right Connections:
Staying Ahead in a Wireless World |
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In today's rapidly expanding and dynamic marketplace,
corporate businesses embrace new technologies
in order to stay resilient and ahead of competitors.
One such revolution that has happened in Asia/Pacific
is the emergence of enterprise mobility as a strategic
business asset.
Enterprise mobility is commonly defined as the
process of extending business applications / solutions
through the use of wireless technology, which
can be wireless LAN (WLAN), cellular / mobile,
or other technologies, such as wireless broadband.
Enterprise mobility allows employees to access
business applications while on the go, including
wireless emails and databases, using a mobile
device, such as a data-capable mobile phone, wireless
PDA, or laptop computer.
Making Headway
Companies choose wireless applications either
to improve productivity, or to offer greater flexibility
to their employees. Continued advancements in
mobile technologies - from improved wireless networks
and security, to an exploding range of mobile
devices and mobile solutions - enable companies
to extend once office-bound corporate resources
to their mobile workforce.
Why does it remain ubiquitous? The benefits of wireless
mobility are manyfold:
Improves productivity
Ensures business continuity
Provides end users with greater flexibility
Promises tangible business benefits such as
real time return on investment (ROI)
Helps organizations gain and sustain a competitive
edge
However, as with most new technologies, enterprise
mobility also brings with it several stumbling
blocks, such as issues involving security, service
consolidation and interoperability. Lack of
sufficient applications and limited choices
in handheld devices are some of the other obstacles
that CIOs encounter. While enterprise mobility
vendors and service providers are plotting strategies
to capitalize on the maximum profits from the
recent mobility wave, CIOs continue to mull
over the advantages this technology delivers
to maximize their mobile workforce.
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| Why You Must Attend |
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Don't miss your opportunity to attend "Framework
for a Competitive Edge"!
Recent trends indicate that enterprise mobility
is here to stay, and will continue to have a huge
impact on the way industries conduct their business
and daily operations. This issue is HOT, as quantified
by the sell-out audiences across Asia/Pacific
at IDC's Enterprise Mobility Road Show 2004.
IDC's Asia/Pacific Enterprise Mobility Road
Show 2005, "Framework for a Competitive Edge"
will continue the process of educating CIOs on
the full business benefits of adopting a mobility
strategy, as well as discuss how to address the
real business challenges identified.
"Framework for a Competitive Edge"
is designed to unveil the benefits of a methodically
planned and well-executed mobile strategy, and
to provide important guidelines in this respect
to the end users. As the leading IT research firm
in the region, IDC recognizes the importance of
educating CIOs so that they - you - can more effectively
use enterprise mobility to gain maximum benefits
for your respective businesses.
Stay Ahead in a Wireless World
CIOs and IT decision makers need comprehensive
enterprise mobility solutions that can be easily
integrated into the organization's business strategy.
They need solutions that integrate email, personal
information management, CRM/SFA, field service
and vertical applications. IDC's Asia/Pacific
Enterprise Mobility Road Show 2005, "Framework
for a Competitive Edge," will provide you
with the knowledge and advice you need to help
strategically plan wireless adoption, and learn
how to tackle the deep penetration of personal
mobile devices within your organization.
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In addition to being a great platform for networking
opportunities with your peers, IDC's Asia/Pacific
Enterprise Mobility Road Show 2005 will provide
an excellent opportunity to interact with the
leading thinkers in the industry.
Through this event, you'll also receive the
tools you need to achieve truly seamless mobility,
and:
Leverage technology to maximize the effectiveness
of your mobile workforce
Choose the right technologies, applications,
tools, and services best suited to your business
Identify the most crucial factors that you'll
need to consider when building your mobile strategy
Recognize and arrest the threats to your mobile
security environment
Select a partner to help you define and deploy
your company's mobile strategy
You'll have access to real-world case studies,
featuring enterprise businesses and service companies
that showcase the challenges of wireless deployment,
as well as the benefits that can be achieved from
successful adoption of enterprise mobility.
Of course, you can always depend on IDC to share
its views on the future trends of enterprise mobility
in the region. Our analysts will identify and
discuss the advantages and disadvantages of in-house
enterprise mobility vs. outsourced solutions.
Agenda
Throughout the day, you'll have access to invaluable
information regarding 3G applications and "Push
to Talk" technology, and will find out
how these can be best utilized for specific
vertical markets. Industry leaders and IDC experts
will share their insight and perspectives on
enterprise mobility, including current trends,
convergence technologies, mobile security, and
mobile device management. We'll close the day
with a panel discussion, where you'll be invited
to ask questions and pose scenarios with leading
vendors and industry peers.
More details on what will be presented at "Framework
for a Competitive Edge" will be provided
in due course. Do visit us regularly for the
latest updates!
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| Our Sponsors |
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| Onsite wireless access powered
by ProCurve Networking by HP |
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| Supporting Association |
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| Asia Regional Publication Partner |
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Joyes Lim
Manager, AP Events Marketing Services
Tel: +65-6829-7750
Fax: +65-6220-6116
Email: joyeslim@idc.com
Sulwyn Ngoh
Executive, AP Events Marketing Services
Tel: +65-6829-7514
Fax: +65-6220-6116
Email: sngoh@idc.com
Ezree Inada
Executive, AP Events Marketing Services
Tel: +65-6829-7522
Fax: +65-6220-6116
Email: einada_ext@idc.com
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Lay Fang Tan
Senior Manager,
Marketing Communications & Media Relations
Tel: +65-6829-7731
Fax: +65-6220-6116
Email: lftan@idc.com
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Rahulan Sivananthan
Regional Account Manager,
Asia/Pacific Conferences
Tel: +603 2169 7533
Fax: +603 2163 5098
Email: rsivananthan@idc.com
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