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The Mobile World. . . .


World Population7.1 billion

Mobile Phones6.8 billion

Clean Drinking Water6.4 billion

Electricity5.6 billion

Everybody has one

Source: The World Bank, 2012/2013


USA21.7 months

Germany45.7 months

Japan46.3 months

Brazil80.8 months

We replace them often

Average device replacement time - Source: Recon Analytics, 2011


Android794 million (69%)

iOS153 million (19%)

Windows33 million (3%)

Blackberry19 million (2%)

Android dominates smartphones

Worldwide Smartphone Sales 2013 - Source: Gartner, February 2014


Android141 million (62%)

iOS74 million (33%)

Windows11 million (5%)

Blackberry1 million (0.2%)

And now tablets

Worldwide Tablet Sales 2013 - Source: Strategy Analytics, January 2014


Feature Phones5.3 billion

Smartphones1.5 billion

Landlines1.2 billion

Tablets0.4 billion

Going mobile means going smart

Source: International Telecommunication Union, February 2013


Feature Phones839 million

Smartphones968 million

LandlinesNo growth

Tablets217 million

As smartphones take over

Annual sales 2013 - Sources: Gartner, February 2014 : IDC, January 2014


Tablets285 million

Notebooks192 million

Desktops98 million

Forecast shipments for 2014 - Source: Canalys, November 2013

Tablet adoption is rising


Talk15 minutes per day

Text12 minutes per day

Social Network10 minutes per day

Internet9 minutes per day

Email6 minutes per day

Staying connected with smartphones

Source: Experian Marketing Services, May 2013


Business usage is growing

In 2012 an estimated 821 million mobile devices will be purchased by business. This will grow to 1.4 billion by 2016.Source: Gartner, November 2012


Mobile matters to business

76% of businesses say mobile devices increased employee responsiveness and decision-making speed.Source: Cisco Systems, 2012


BYOD is happening

92% of US employees used their personal device for work purposes in 2013. 62% do so on a daily basis.Source: CISCO BYOD Insights 2013


Mobile to dominate IT agendas

Mobile AD projects targeting smartphones and tablets will outnumber native PC projects by a ratio of 4:1 by 2015.Source: Gartner Predicts, 2012


Mobile first

By 2017, 90% of enterprise applications will be both desktop and mobile, up from 20% in 2013.Source: Gartner Predicts, 2012


Selected applications

The majority of workers use smartphones to view documents, spreadsheets, or presentations. Tablet users are more likely to edit content.

Source: Cisco Systems, 2012


Mobile first for mail

In the US 65% of email gets opened first on mobile devices. Source: Movable Ink, 2013


Native v Browser v Hybrid

By 2016 more than 50% of mobile applications deployed will be hybrid.Source: Gartner, 2013


It doesn’t stop there…

The market for wearable devices is predicted to grow from $1.4 billion in 2013 to $19 billion in 2018.Source: Juniper Research, December 2013


Wearables drive mobile development

Wearable devices will account for 50% of total application interactions by 2017.Source: Gartner, 2013


Internet of things

The internet of things will push the number of connected devices from 1.9 billion today to 9 billion by 2018.Source: BI Intelligence, February 2014Images sourced via shutterstock

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