M-business: the race to mobility
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From the Publisher: Knowing a change is coming is one thing; predicting its shape and form is something else entirely. M-Business succeeds at both, exploring today's wireless revolution from a business perspective as it introduces practical strategies your business can use to adapt from tethered, PC-centric models to mobile, person-centric techniques and strategies. M-Business focuses on the bottom line: how managers can begin to plan for and differentiate m-business investments. This hands-on book steers clear of the technical nuances of mobile protocols and advanced technology - covered exhaustively by others - to provide insight into the actual market drivers, enablers, and business applications.
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From the Publisher: Knowing a change is coming is one thing; predicting its shape and form is something else entirely. M-Business succeeds at both, exploring today's wireless revolution from a business perspective as it introduces practical strategies your business can use to adapt from tethered, PC-centric models to mobile, person-centric techniques and strategies. M-Business focuses on the bottom line: how managers can begin to plan for and differentiate m-business investments. This hands-on book steers clear of the technical nuances of mobile protocols and advanced technology - covered exhaustively by others - to provide insight into the actual market drivers, enablers, and business applications.
Key concepts: Race (biology), Business, Sociology, Gender studies