It is estimated that 75% of the workforce in the US is already mobile and that by 2015 the mobile workfoce, worldwide, will reach 1.3 billion or a staggering 37.2% of the global mobile workforce. Are YOU part of the mobile workforce? Are you using mobile devices for your work? IF not, why not? Would the use…
Month: August 2013
5 EdTech Insights from 5 Educational Thought Leaders
Thank you to eSparkLearning.com for including me in their recent blog post (August 5, 2013) titled 5 Questions for 5 EdTech Thought Leaders The article contains answers from four other educational thought leaders: Adam Bellow [ @adambellow] Founder and President of eduTecher and eduClipper, ISTE 2013 Closing Keynote Speaker (You’re Invited to Change the World – video)…
The New Mobile Workforce (INFOGRAPHIC)
The increase in the use of mobile devices to access the Internet makes it possible for a new mobile workforce who is connected to their office or staff via the internet-connected device! Are you more or less productive by a drive through rush hour to work? Could you save time and money AND be more productive if…
Mobile Workers Prefer Smartphones Over Ipads
Smartphone is the ultimate favorite of Mobile Workers. If mobile workers were to choose only one device, 46 % of those surveyed would select a smartphone over an ipad, tablet or a laptop, as their preferred mobile device. Mobile consumers surveyed by GfK ranked smartphones first in 11 of 15 common mobile device uses, including searching the Internet,…
Mobile Learning Market to reach $9.1 Billion by 2015
Mobile Learning Market Continues To Grow The Mobile Learning Market is expected to reach $9.1 billion by 2015. The worldwide market for products and services reached $3.2 Billion in 2010. There are two sections in this report: a demand-side analysis and a supply-side analysis. Additionally, there is an index of suppliers competing in the region….
Mobile Learning Surges Globally
Mobile Learning and the World Market Ambient Insight reports a surging global mobile learning market. The countries with the highest growth rates (all over 60%) are China, India, and Indonesia. The countries with the lowest growth rates (all under 5%) are Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, the three most mature Mobile Learning markets on the planet. More on mLearning…