For Information & Knowledge Management Professionals (Length: 6 pages)

October 20, 2009

Smartphones And Telecommuting: Workforce Technology Adoption 2009

Workforce Technographics®

This is the third document in the "State Of US Workforce Technology: Benchmark 2009" series.

by Ted Schadler

with Matthew Brown, Peter Schmidt


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

There is pent-up demand for smartphone support. Today, only 11% of US information workers (iWorkers) use a smartphone at work, but nearly three times that many say that they use their own mobile phones for work. The logic is clear: Smartphones and laptops unshackle work from location. And that means that if companies support these devices, they get more time and productivity out of their staff. Teleworkers also give back to their employers: On average, they work 2 hours more per week than office workers.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

itemSmartphones = More Work, More Places, More Productivity

itemLocation Flexibility = Mobility + Access

itemSupplemental Material

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Analyst: Ted Schadler
Technology: Broadband & Remote Access, Client Computing Hardware, Client Security & Management, Client Systems, Enterprise Mobile Devices, Enterprise Mobility, Information & Knowledge Management, Information Workplace, IT Adoption, IT Infrastructure & Operations, IT Spending & Budgeting, Telecommunications Services
Geography: North America

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