Enterprise Mobility & Connected Devices

Since 1995, VDC’s Enterprise Mobility & Connected Devices practice has been providing in-depth and cogent analyses of the most critical trends impacting the opportunity for enterprise mobility solutions. We provide our clients with an arsenal of knowledge, addressing issues such as total cost of ownership and development of business critical mobile solutions, best practices for developing secure mobile applications in highly regulated industries, and how to measure and maximize investment ROI. View the 2018 Research Outline.

Featured Reports

Google’s Chrome OS in the Enterprise: Market Program

VDC Research is currently offering Founding Sponsorship for our Chrome OS in the Enterprise Market Intelligence Program (MIP). This MIP from VDC will help... Learn more

Enterprise Mobile Buyer Behavior Dataset & Forecast

VDC’s Enterprise Mobile Buyer Behavior Dataset finds that mobile technology adoption rates and budgets are growing steadily across industries. However, threats of... Learn more

Managed Mobility Services

The increasing reliance on mobile devices and cloud-based applications has made offering secure and predictable digital and mobile IT services to stakeholders on a 24/7 basis a necessity. However, managing a... Learn more

Blog Posts

The Big Rig Biz Meets Big Data, Tech

The collective transportation and logistics industry shows a strong embrace of technological developments. VDC’s 2018 Enterprise Buyer Behavior study of mobile technology end users finds a 51.1% year over year increase in transportation respondent’s extreme...

Emerging Retail Initiatives: Ship-From-Store and Reverse Logistics

VDC estimates that E-commerce accounted for 10.6% of all global retail sales at the start of 2018 and will grow to 17.6% by 2021. To capitalize on the growing E-commerce opportunity, many retailers have recently re-worked their logistics programs to better...

What is Broadcom Building?

On July 11th, Broadcom Limited riled the tech industry with their surprising purchase of enterprise software company CA Inc., in a massive $19B all-cash deal. Taking many by surprise, the announcement rapidly led to negative sentiment towards Broadcom as many were quick to question the deal.

Rumored ARM Chip Sparks Interest in 2-in-1 Computers

Rumors of the upcoming Qualcomm Snapdragon 1000 could signify major changes for mobile computing. As smartphone processors become more powerful, some have reached the point where they can run systems more like personal computers than smartphones or tablets.