The world of smartphones, tablets and mobile devices is evolving rapidly and
is changing the way CIOs think about topics ranging from telework to disaster
recovery to information security.

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width=91 height=117>CIO concerns include include:

• Mobile Device Security: Before you can make your
  users more productive with mobile devices, you need to make certain that those
  devices are highly secure and remotely managed.


• Custom Applications: The rapid advances in COTS
  smartphone technology have changed the game for creating custom,
  multi-platform applications that can dramatically boost your mobile users’
  productivity.


• Disaster Recovery and Emergency Response: New
  commercial wireless technologies can be a key part of your disaster
  response/Continuity of Operations (COOP) plans.


• Mandated Mobile Security: While modern cellular
  networks provide security good enough for everyday usage, there are some
  situations – such as when you’re dealing with sensitive or classified
  information – where you need a higher grade of information assurance for your
  wireless voice communications.


• Mobile Resource Management: Whether you’re
  tracking vehicles or other transportable assets, Wireless asset management
  systems enables CIOs to increase your asset protection and tracking
  capabilities and save money at the same time.


• Field Force Automation: Virtually any job process
  that is done with paper-based forms or on unconnected terminals can be adapted
  to mobile handheld or tablet devices.

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