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A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing, and now that we all have a certain degree of IT knowledge, we can download our preferred apps onto our work desktops and laptops and work in the way that we choose. These applications jostle for space on overloaded corporate networks, competing with critical business applications such as ERP, Workflow, CRM and Salesforce.

As traditional wireline revenues continue to decline and new services such as mobility flatten it is even more important to find new ways to segment enterprise customers.

One tablet generates as many website visits as four smartphones according to data from Adobe’s Digital Index Report.

Advertisers need compelling reasons to shift budgets across media channels; here are a few for starters from our CMO, Paul Childs… Mobile advertising spend is growing fast, actually very fast according to IAB US/UK/Spain mobile ad spend reports for 2011.

How are we interacting with our mobile devices? The following infographic, produced using research from Forrester, highlights the key differences between consumers relationships with their tablet and smartphone devices.

Everyone knows that if you have a web page, you can track what's happening on the webpage using Google Analytics. You can also track what happens on your app with Google Analytics.

The following infographic details when Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android OS reached certain milestones, giving an indication of the growth of the smartphone market, mobile apps and consumer adoption as well as future predictions.

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