Enterprise Mobility: What’s stopping telcos winning 500% more of the $50bn opportunity?

Our new global research among enterprises and telcos shows that many telcos are ideally positioned, but underprepared, to exploit the fast emerging and evolving $50bn Enterprise Mobility opportunity. What are the issues and how can telcos address this gap? (More)

We are looking forward to welcoming senior executives from across the digital world this week  at OnFuture EMEA 2014, the EMEA branch of our senior executive and innovation forum. It’s not too late to secure your last minute place, apply to participate today.

Email: attendance@stlpartners.com
Visit: www.onfuture.com/EMEA_2014

Join the debate with AT&T, Barclays, British Gas, Carphone Warehouse, Cisco, CYTA, Deutsche Telekom, du, EA Games, Ericsson, Facebook, GSMA, John Lewis, MasterCard, Mobily, Nestle, Orange, Telefonica, Telstra, Unilever, Verizon and Visa converging in London this week to look at New opportunities to innovate and grow in the digital world’.

When: 11-12 June, 2014 (tomorrow!)
Where: Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane

Building on the success of last year's event, the Executive Brainstorm & Innovation Forum has a particular focus on New Mobile & Digital Transformation Strategies with brainstorms and workshops on:

11th June: New Mobile & Digital Transformation Strategies

• Managing Disruptive Innovation in the Digital World
• Future Communications: Radical innovation in voice, messaging and data services
• Enterprise Mobility: A strategic approach to creating competitive advantage
• The ‘Internet of Things’ in the Digital Home: Towards a new ecosystem  

12th June: Next Generation Mobile & Marketing Commerce

• Accelerating Innovation in the Telecoms and Technology industries: What are the best strategies?
• Digital Identity, Data Privacy & Permissions: How to prepare for and innovate with new regulations?
• Mobile Data Analytics: How to make money from this new discipline?
• The Future of Mobile Marketing - How, when and where will money flow?

www.onfuture.com/EMEA_2014

For further details email contact@stlpartners.com

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