Forrester Blogs
  • My thought, too. Native/Hybrid will win: RT @Framehawk @dlane: Seems to me virtualization is stopgap, not permanent solution. #citechat
     — 1:44 PM Oct 5
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  • "RT @bobegan: I should come down to the nyc gig next week, so good dialogue here" I look forward to it. #citechat
     — 1:33 PM Oct 5
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  • "RT @dlane: users want native experience." My clients have virtualization horror stories. Any good experiences out there? #citechat
     — 1:32 PM Oct 5
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  • I'll bring some new Forrester data to the gig next week. Apps are the challenge and the opportunity. It's where to focus next. #citechat
     — 1:30 PM Oct 5
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  • "RT @jayfry3 , 34% of CIOs say personal devices allowed and 69% of users say they are using personal device... lol" Classic! #citechat
     — 1:27 PM Oct 5
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  • New thread: Does virtualization solve the apps & data problem on tablets? What's your experience? #citechat
     — 1:26 PM Oct 5
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  • "RT @paulaskokowski: Missed a very important alternative especially if emphasis is on enterprise - #Accellion." And Egnyte. #citechat
     — 1:25 PM Oct 5
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  • The fulcrum moves from control towards biz agility; but it's accountability, not control that allows that to be a good thing. #citechat
     — 1:23 PM Oct 5
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  • "RT @ssgstudios: But arent those alternatives just the same security risk as Dropbox?" Absolutely not. Much different! #citechat
     — 1:22 PM Oct 5
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  • "RT @paulaskokowski What are the enterprise alternatives to Dropbox?" Too many to name: Box, USendIt, Drive, Good, EMC, 20 others. #citechat
     — 1:20 PM Oct 5
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  • What are people's feelings about iOS versus Android versus WinPhone8 versus BB10 on control & security? How would you rank them? #citechat
     — 1:19 PM Oct 5
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  • Data says people will always find a way to get their work done with available technology. Only question is the company response. #citechat
     — 1:18 PM Oct 5
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  • Nice commentary by colleague Chenxi Wang: Is your boss spying on your smartphone? http://t.co/5tTfwRfC #citechat
     — 1:14 PM Oct 5
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  • "RT @bitzermobile: @TedSchadler its the data that needs to be secured and not leaked." By policy or by control??? #citechat
     — 1:12 PM Oct 5
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  • 'RT @bmkatz: Remember - if youre doing #BYOD to save you money...it wont' Not strictly true; more money, but more mobility. #citechat
     — 1:11 PM Oct 5
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  • Anybody want to kick off a thread on BYO apps? How are you dealing with apps that gain momentum like Dropbox and Evernote? #citechat
     — 1:08 PM Oct 5
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  • @paulaskokowski cool. see you there!
     — 1:04 PM Oct 5
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  • @bonnaventure Facebook was closed until 2006, so it was one year old in 2007. iPhone launched in 2007. Twitter did exist. Good catch.
     — 1:04 PM Oct 5
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  • I'll be joining the #citechat today and speaking on the 10th in NYC: "Beyond The Anxiety: IT's Critical Role In Consumerization." #citechat
     — 11:23 AM Oct 5
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  • new report on tablet fever in business. see @simonyates post. http://t.co/zvsdVQPJ
     — 2:57 PM Sep 30
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