混合劳动力移动通信解决方案的评估
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混合劳动力移动通信解决方案的评估

Evaluating Mobile Communications Solutions for the Hybrid Workforce

出版日期: | 出版商: Frost & Sullivan | 英文 72 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2个工作天内

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数位技术被普遍认为是实现业务转型的重要因素。特别是,随着组织旨在实现多个目标,预计支持移动和移动优先的通信将加速其采用。

本报告研究和分析移动通信解决方案,并提供有关固定-移动融合 (FMC)、PBX 和 UCaaS 解决方案概述、移动性的作用、移动解决方案的投资和管理等方面的资讯。

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Fixed-Mobile Convergence (FMC)(固定和移动网路的融合)的艰难之路

  • 消费者在工作中使用移动通信的方法
  • 商务移动通信示例
  • 不断变化的工作方式推动了新的技术要求
  • FMC 方法和设计
  • 一种尺寸的 FMC 并不适合所有人
  • 不同FMC方案比较
  • FMC 未能实现的期望
  • FMC 的未来充满希望

选定的移动 PBX 和 UCaaS 解决方案概述

  • Cisco IMS Integration-Verizon、Rogers Communications、TDC/Nuuday
  • Cisco Webex Go
  • 服务提供商的 Dstny
  • 扩大服务提供商
  • Metaswitch MaX Mobile
  • Microsoft Operator Connect Mobile
  • RingCentral IMS Integration
  • Dialpad and T-Mobile
  • 职业驱动型 FMC 的其他方法

移动性在不断发展的业务通信需求中的作用

  • 调查目的
  • 云端通信市场研究-研究方法的演变
  • IT/通信决策者投资优先级调查-调查方法
  • 核心业务需求持续存在,但新用例推动行业发展
  • 移动性增加了对企业电话/PBX 功能的需求
  • 移动性可以解决 PSTN 访问限制
  • 配备移动应用程序的工人类别
  • 流动性是前线工作效率的关键因素
  • 手机/智能手机前线工作者使用
  • 移动 ID 一线工作人员使用
  • 移动 UCaaS 需要提供的不仅仅是移动通话
  • Cloud PBX 解决方案/提供商选择标准
  • 对额外云端通信能力的需求
  • 移动性定义了未来的用户体验
  • 使用通信端点
  • 对通信端点使用的预期变化
  • 使用手机软件客户端
  • 基于 PC 和移动软件客户端的使用
  • 移动软件客户端使用趋势

移动通信服务和设备的客户意识、当前使用情况和未来采用情况

  • 同时来电的重要性
  • Find-Me 和 Follow-Me 的重要性
  • 软体电话的重要性
  • 基于浏览器(通常是 WebRTC)应用程序的重要性
  • 原生移动拨号器的重要性
  • DECT/VoWLAN 设备的重要性
  • 寻呼/收发的重要性
  • 移动解决方案的重要性 - 必需
  • 移动解决方案的重要性——你需要什么,你想要什么
  • 推动移动应用采用率增长的因素
  • 限制移动应用采用率增长的因素
  • 使用 5G 连接的好处

移动解决方案的投资和管理

  • 企业提供的移动应用的当前使用情况
  • 介绍公司提供的新的/额外的移动应用程序
  • 移动商务应用的战略合作伙伴
  • 移动商务应用合作伙伴选择标准
  • 企业移动管理升级和投资

服务提供商的主要发现、增长机会、战略

  • 主要调查结果
  • 增长机会-移动优先 UCaaS
  • 通讯服务商成长策略
  • 图表列表
  • 免责声明
简介目录
Product Code: K799-64

Novel Solution Designs Address Important Market Gaps

Over the past two decades, mobile communications have become an indelible part of most people's personal and business lives. The benefits of mobile communications in driving productivity and efficiencies in modern organizations are hard to miss as workforces become increasingly distributed and mobile. However, few organizations employ robust mobile communications strategies that fully address diverse workforce requirements.

The COVID-19 pandemic and related business lockdowns brought drastic changes in work styles across industries and geographies. The shift to remote and hybrid work, as well as a newly gained appreciation for the flexibility to work from anywhere, anytime, are likely to have a long-lasting impact on all types of organizations around the world. Most organizations will go through lengthy and painful processes of transforming their business processes, work spaces and company cultures. However, digital technologies will be universally recognized as a key enabler of business transformation. Mobile-ready and-mobile-first communications, more specifically, are likely to experience accelerated adoption as organizations aim to achieve multiple goals, including:

  • Rationalize communications environments presently consisting of multiple disparate wireline and mobile solutions
  • Empower diverse workforces-including desk-bound remote, hybrid and in-office staff and frontliners-to stay connected and productive regardless of physical location
  • Attract and retain staff-digital natives, in particular-by providing them with modern mobile communications and collaboration tools that better align with their life and work styles and technology preferences

Technology advancements, including 5G connectivity and improving device capabilities, will enable better user mobile experiences and increase decision-makers' comfort in adopting mobile communications solutions. Smart organizations are likely to adopt mobile-forward strategies whereby future communications investments will be aligned with permanently shifted work styles and a strong appreciation for the benefits of mobility.

The common advantage of true FMC solutions is integrating the user's business identity on their mobile device. However, the different FMC architectural designs accomplish this goal differently, as well as present different advantages and disadvantages. There are differing opinions on whether the future of FMC is in app-based or native (core-based) mobile capabilities.

An app-based approach typically helps a user's business identity co-exist with the consumer identity on the same mobile device. This approach is commonly preferred in bring-your-own-device (BYOD) scenarios. Another key advantage of the app-based-approach is the ability to access different business communications and collaboration modalities (e.g., calling, video meetings, messaging) within the same app.

A native mobile dialer enables a more natural user experience when it comes to calling. This approach is most preferred by highly mobile users who need to make calls frequently using their business identity. A dual-SIM approach can enable the co-existence of both the consumer and business identities on the same device, but typically a native mobile dialer is preferred when the employee is using a company-sponsored device and subscription.

This study provides valuable information on customer technology solution and partner selection criteria, perceived technology benefits and mobility investment plans. The included market analysis can help technology developers, service providers, technology buyers and others in the mobile business communications ecosystem develop sustainable strategies.

Table of Contents

The Tough Journey to Fixed-Mobile Convergence (FMC)

  • The Consumer Approach to Mobile Communications at Work
  • The Case for Business Mobile Communications
  • Evolving Work Styles Drive New Technology Requirements
  • FMC Approaches and Designs
  • One-size FMC Does Not Fit All
  • Comparing Different FMC Solutions
  • The Unfulfilled Promise of FMC
  • The Future of FMC Looks Promising

Overview of Selected Mobile PBX and UCaaS Solutions

  • Cisco IMS Integration-Verizon, Rogers Communications, TDC/Nuuday
  • Cisco Webex Go
  • Dstny for Service Providers
  • Enreach for Service Providers
  • Metaswitch MaX Mobile
  • Microsoft Operator Connect Mobile
  • RingCentral IMS Integration
  • Dialpad and T-Mobile
  • Other Approaches to Carrier-Led FMC

The Role of Mobility in Evolving Business Communications Requirements

  • Survey Study Objectives
  • Evolution of the Cloud Communications Market Survey-Research Methodology
  • IT/Telecom Decision-maker Investment Priorities Survey-Research Methodology
  • Core Business Requirements Live On, But New Use Cases will Drive Industry Evolution
  • Mobility to Boost Demand for Enterprise Telephony/PBX Functionality
  • Mobility Can Solve PSTN Access Limitations
  • Categories of Workers Equipped with Mobile Apps
  • Mobility is a Key Enabler of Frontliner Productivity
  • Frontline Worker Usage of Mobile/Smartphones
  • Frontline Worker Usage of Mobile Identity
  • Mobile UCaaS Must Offer More Than Mobile Calling
  • Cloud PBX Solution/Provider Selection Criteria
  • Demand for Additional Cloud Communications Capabilities
  • Mobility will Define Future User Experiences
  • Communications Endpoints Usage
  • Expected Change in Communications Endpoints Usage
  • Mobile Software Client Usage
  • PC-based and Mobile Software Client Usage
  • Mobile Software Client Usage Trends

Customer Perceptions, Current Usage and Future Adoption of Mobile Communications Services and Devices

  • Importance of Simultaneous Ring
  • Importance of Find-Me, Follow-Me
  • Importance of Soft Phones
  • Importance of Browser-Based (Typically WebRTC) Apps
  • Importance of Native Mobile Dialers
  • Importance of DECT/VoWLAN Devices
  • Importance of Paging/Walkie-Talkie
  • Importance of Mobility Solutions-Must Have It
  • Importance of Mobility Solutions-Must Or Would Like To Have It
  • Mobile Apps Adoption Drivers
  • Mobile Apps Adoption Barriers
  • Benefits of Using 5G Connectivity

Mobile Solutions Investments and Management

  • Company-provided Mobile Apps Current Use
  • Company-provided New/Additional Mobile Apps to be Introduced
  • Mobile Business Apps Strategic Partners
  • Mobile Business Apps Partner Selection Criteria
  • Enterprise Mobility Management Upgrades and Investments

Key Findings, Growth Opportunities and Strategies for Service Providers

  • Key Findings
  • Growth Opportunity-Mobile-First UCaaS
  • Growth Opportunity-Mobile-First UCaaS (continued)
  • Growth Strategies for Communications Service Providers
  • List of Exhibits
  • List of Exhibits (continued)
  • List of Exhibits (continued)
  • Legal Disclaimer