Insights: Enterprise

Large businesses have large IT issues. Amid the growing telecommuting and bring your own device cultures, security has become an increasing challenge.
Most large companies have started to introduce mobile applications or mobile-optimized user interfaces to their users, but few have realized the full potential for success. It is not uncommon for us to work with companies on reviewing and re-thinking mobile strategy. Some common discussions include:
As most mobile app developers will tell you, corporations face a constant struggle between wanting a program that works across all facets of their organization, fully integrating each component of their workflow, and wanting a program that provides a clean user experience with easy navigation.
Lots of people think that digital strategy is about using new technology to replace old ways of doing business - nothing could be further from the truth - such a strategy would merely be digital substitution.
DOOR3 recently caught up with our friends at the Change Management Partnership regarding technology considerations for large-scale change management projects such as those we are working on with clients such as Christie’s and Coty, Inc.
Keeping up with the demand of current clients and overcoming the adversity of finding new ones is possibly the hardest, yet most essential, part of running a business. Luckily, we live in an era where we have all but mastered communication, which helps remedy this major problem. With over 70% of the United States and over 30% of the entire world accessing the internet it is hard to ignore the benefits that the internet can bring to any business.
When people think of mobile technology, security is not usually the first thing that comes to mind. Usually people think of downloading some streaming tunes or contributing to their favorite social network; maybe responding to a quick email. Almost all of these applications have few, if any security concerns.

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