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Small businesses will realise the phone a staffer first brought into the office will have the greatest potential, says XLN Business Services CEO Christian Nellemann, while BYOD will continue to make inroads
CCS Mobile managing director Chris Lee thinks mobile specialists will benefit from the integration of application solutions and emerging handsets, widening the IT industry to the core mobile sector
Huawei UK executive VP Mark Mitchinson reckons Android will continue to develop and gain market share in 2012, while the handset market will slightly contract
Buymobilephones.net managing director Paul Sisson thinks the likes of iOS and Windows Phone will bring the fight to Android this year in the operating system stakes
Excalibur Communications managing director is predicting that unified comms and Cloud solutions will become commonplace, with professional services such as Microsoft Office 365 also key
Apple iOS will begin to face many more limitations compared to its new rivals, according to CCS Insight chief of research Ben Wood, but that Android will also face major challenges
Ovum research director Tim Jennings is hedging his bets on mobile apps driving innovation this year, while tablets will continue to get a foothold in the enterprise market
Everything Everywhere VP of business Martin Stiven thinks security, flexible working and convergence will be key, and ensuring businesses have a secure IT network and up-to-date mobile security will be vital
Bring Your Own Device and convergence will be dominant forces, says Six Degrees Group CEO Alastair Mills, with Cloud computing playing a significant part in enabling technologies on-premise
Azzurri Communications business development manager Craig Wellman sees the trend of customers partnering with one supplier for their communications continuing, with partner choice being key