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Mobile technology has reached a point where everyone working I technology cares about it, from boring corporate IT to fancy schmancy media. But it certainly is not a one size fits all market and there are a lot of subtitles and nuances that must be taken into account when considering working with the technology and providing a technical offering.

This is a presentation targeted to senior business and technology people I gave thought the second and third quarters of 2013. The general trends are still applicable and there has been some change and crystallisation of these through 2013/4.</description>
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Mobile technology has reached a point where everyone working I technology cares about it, from boring corporate IT to fancy schmancy media. But it certainly is not a one size fits all market and there are a lot of subtitles and nuances that must be taken into account when considering working with the technology and providing a technical offering.

This is a presentation targeted to senior business and technology people I gave thought the second and third quarters of 2013. The general trends are still applicable and there has been some change and crystallisation of these through 2013/4.</content:encoded>
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