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Benchmark: The CIO's Mobile Engagement Playbook
Are you ready to serve your mobile customers on the device of their choice? Have you anticipated what apps they need next? And for employees, which apps are most important on smartphones? How many...

European Consumer Technographics®
This report is a graphical analysis of Forrester's European Technographics Online Benchmark Survey, Q3 2012. It provides an overview of European consumers' Internet and consumer technology behaviors....
North American Consumer Technographics®
This report is a graphical analysis of Forrester's North American Technographics® Online Benchmark Survey (Part 1), Q2 2012 (US, Canada). It provides a generational overview of US consumers'...
Freeware solutions, device proliferation, consumerization, the app Internet, and new entrants offering adjacent consumer privacy and security offerings have and will continue to change consumer...
Competition Shifts From Devices To Ecosystems
CIOs might interpret the recent flood of mobile device product announcements, highlighted by the September 12 unveiling of Apple's iPhone 5, as competing vendors fomenting demand for the holiday...

Apple's Cross-Device Product Strategy Drives Product Differentiation And Customer Loyalty
Let's face it: Many observers, anticipating a redesign and a raft of hardware innovations, reacted with disappointment to Apple's iPhone 4S unveiling. Does it matter? No. Why? Because Apple launched...
North American Consumer Technographics®
This report is a graphical analysis of Forrester's North American Technographics® Online Benchmark Survey, Q3 2011 (US, Canada). It provides a generational overview of US consumers'...
A Technographics® Data Essentials Document
This Data Essentials report highlights the extent to which young Hispanic consumers are outpacing non-Hispanics in their use of mobile phones. Forrester's North American Technographics® Youth...
The Convenience Quotient Of Mobile Services: A Facebook Case Study
Although a majority of consumers still prefer the traditional PC to a mobile phone when performing any task related to eBusiness, our research shows that mobile penetration continues to rise....
Android Tablets Are Poised To Fail; Amazon.com Could Topple The Apple Cart
With Android smartphone sales surging, it's easy to think that Android-based devices will be the foil to the Apple iPad in the tablet market. But that's not what we see: Miscalculations in pricing...
Their Market Disrupted, Both Require Differentiation To Succeed
Nokia, its once-leading global smartphone market share declining rapidly, announced that it will shift from its own Symbian platform to Microsoft's Windows Phone platform in an attempt to regain...

2010 marked a year of significant changes in the Internet landscape (primarily with the growth of social networks and mobile devices); these changes forced retail executives to think hard about the...
In Europe, The Middle East, And Asia, Smartphones Will Be Mainstream Products
In 2011, yesteryear's high-end smartphones will become this year's entry level. As suppliers offer smartphones at lower prices — often less than €100 on prepay — the smartphone will...
Product Strategists Face A New Competitive Landscape
Verizon Wireless today announced that it would begin selling the iPhone to the public on February 10. This much anticipated expiration of AT&T's exclusive agreement with Apple changes the competitive...
An overview of how cell phone tenure affects usage, including key phone features, type of cell phone contract, reasons for switching cell phone providers, and popular providers.
An Empowered Report: An Example Of Mobile Behavior Among UK Online Shoppers
The first step in building or refining a mobile strategy is understanding the mobile behaviors of your target audience. In April 2009, Forrester published its Mobile Technographics analysis, offering...
The N8 Is Not A Sufficient Response To Smartphone Disruptors'
Like many firms, Nokia has been grappling with huge threats to its business models and products from disruptive market entrants. These disruptors have familiar names: Apple and Google. Nokia's latest...
US Consumers Have Little Clue About Their Phone's Software
In the white-hot US smartphone market, the once-invisible underlying software platforms have become one of the fiercest areas of competition. RIM and Apple lead this market, while platforms from...
A Technographics® Data Essentials Document
Just as US online mobile consumers vary in how they use their mobile devices (from 30% texting on a daily basis to 12% accessing the mobile Internet that frequently), they also vary in their...
What To Expect When Defining Your Mobile Consumer Road Map
The application store market is still nascent, but it is evolving quickly. Apple reinvented the distribution of products and services on mobile phones, opening up direct-to-consumer opportunities for...
Skype And Others Will Benefit From Apple's New iPhone 4 Hardware
Creating a successful strategy for consumer video telephony has eluded everyone bar Skype. Even the telecommunications industry itself has failed with this particular communications product:...
From set-top boxes to cell phones, device makers are falling over themselves to offer music functionality. Digital music services have also evolved to "anytime, anywhere" access with rich discovery...
A Picture Of European Mobile-Savvy Users
iPhone users, despite being the heaviest users of mobile services, are only a subset of your customer base. Forrester's data shows that they represent just 2% of the European mobile population. A...
An Application Of Forrester's Convenience Quotient Framework
Balancing competing product design demands through a series of tradeoffs is a critical part of the process of building a mobile device like a phone. Why did smartphones not enjoy mainstream success...
All Smartphones Are Not Created Equal In Europe, Whatever US History Teaches
Too often, product strategies are built around the concept of the "smartphone" as an ideal target for mobile products. But unlike men, all smartphones are not created equal. Modern smartphones...