9 reasons for a managed mobility strategy

Forbes Magazine

We are witnessing one of the greatest paradigm shifts in modern business with the tremendous growth of a mobile workforce. Work is no longer limited to an office, desk, or computer. Employees can work anywhere they have an Internet connection, causing a prolific increase in the number of mobile workers.

Recent trends such as bring your own device (BYOD), the consumerization of IT are adding to the deluge. In fact, analyst firm IDC expects the managed mobility services market to exceed $1.1 billion in the coming few years. To remain competitive, every business needs a managed mobility strategy and here are 9 reasons why.

CES 2018

Las Vegas, NV

Once again, FUEL Mobile attended the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, NV, the world's gathering place for all who thrive on the business of consumer technologies. Shelley Rogers, CEO, explored the largest showcase of a world in which every device, every vehicle and every person is quickly being interconnected with one another at a faster pace than ever before.

"CES in Las Vegas remains the best place to get a first look at the huge range of new techonolgies coming our way, especially with regards to IoT", says Robert Touw, COO.

Mobile World Congress 2018

Barcelona, Spain

This spring, Shelley Rogers, CEO and Robert Touw, COO, again took part in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain. FUEL Mobile joined the Alberta ICT trade mission to MWC, which was organized by the Government of Alberta to help raise Alberta's profile in the global technology community.

FUEL Mobile was one of a handful of Alberta companies that represented the province at this international event. The congress played host to over 107,000 attendees and more than 2,300 exhibitors from over 200 countries.