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	September 19, 2007 Mobile Evolution: Moving Toward An All-Wireless Enterprise by Chris Silva with Simon Yates, Rachel Batiancila	Average: 9  (2 ratings)

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Executive Summary

Enterprise mobility is an area of much interest and great uncertainty. Thirty-two percent of enterprise respondents to Forrester's Business Data Services Enterprise Network And Telecommunications Survey, North America And Europe, Q1 2007 cite "mobile and wireless strategy and policies" as a priority, with an additional 15% noting that it is a critical priority for their business. As the technologies that make up the mobile infrastructure continue to evolve and the infrastructure itself takes on more moving parts, identifying strategic technologies and avoiding missteps is becoming increasingly difficult. Here we address IT and network operations managers' top questions about what technologies to evaluate and consider in pursuit of providing ubiquitous mobility.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• 1. What is ubiquitous mobility, and when will it become a reality?
• 2. What will the elements of the ubiquitous network be, and who will own them?
• 3. When will we have access to 4G, and should we be evaluating 4G seriously today?
• 4. Is my WLAN ready to serve as the primary network for users?
• 5. What should the deployment of an ideal "pervasive" WLAN look like?
• 6. Are there existing security solutions that can interoperate with all of these networks?
• 7. Should we be planning to allow the use of public hotspots and municipal networks?
• 8. What devices should I consider for my users to ensure seamless connectivity?

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