Mobile devices were, at first, seen as a distraction—a hindrance to productivity. now, they deliver solutions that save tiMe, create efficiencies and drive revenue.

The ROI of Mobile Productivity

SOURCES: 1 –Aberdeen Group, “Must-Have Capabilities to Optimize Enterprise Mobility,” October 2014; 2 – Greetly,”The State of Mobile Productivity,” October 2014; 3 – Flurry Analytics, ComScore; 4 – Mobile Enterprise, “Top 10 Apps in the Enterprise,” December 2014; 5 – The Boston Consulting Group; 6 – MobileForce Case Studies; 7 – Altimeter Group

60%of Best-in-Class organizations have eliminated unproductive downtime with their mobility initiatives. (1)

Over 90% of IT leaders said that device access leads to greater productivity;

47% noted mobile productivity gains were substantial;

95% said further mobile productivity gains are possible. (2)

119% YOY growth from 2013 -2014 in time users spent in productivity apps (3)

Work is really only three things when you think about it: People, communication, and attachments. It does not have to be more complicated than that. The best tools don’t reprogram workers work beyond those three simple functions.

— Jon Cifuentes, senior researCher,

altimeter GrouP (7)

60%real results (6)

Using a mobile productivity solution these companies realized:

• Cisco:ShortenedCPQ$1,300 per rep in annual operational efficiencies

• Intel:25%timesavingsto publish and access content

• CenturyLink:Drove$2million in incremental revenue in year 1

• GeneralMotors:Increased IT efficiency by24%

of the Top 10 apps in the enterprise focus on

productivity. (4)

“Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that are mobile leaders are winning. Typically, the25percentofSMEsthat use mobile services more intensively see their revenues growing up to two times faster…than their peers.” (5)

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