Enterprise mobility in 2014

Read this very good article on Enterprise Mobility:
Enterprise mobility in 2014: App-ocalypse Now?





Here is the operative quote for 2014 from OVUM:

In 2014, enterprise mobile apps will become a core part of the enterprise IT application stack. This will create challenges for the enterprise such as getting the UX right and enabling tight integration with internal systems. It also provides a big opportunity for app developers, systems integrators, and mobility management vendors.

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