We've heard from several enterprises in recent months that mobilizing business intelligence and business process applications in real time is becoming a priority.

Despite an abundance of ROI-based success stories, cost remains a roadblock for enterprises who want to go mobile.

Industry analysts are warning IT executives to brace themselves for a big kahuna wave of demand for iPhone 4 in the enterprise. At the same time, analysts agree that so far Apple has not clarified how the device itself or its new iOS4 operating system will ease management and security burdens for IT.

We've aggregated recent reports from Gartner, IDC, Strategy Analytics, ABI Research and others to give you a one-stop snapshot of the smartphone and mobile PC landscape. The message is clear: mobility is the new normal.

Deal is a "transformative event" that testifies to the growing enterprise demand for real-time mobile business applications and business intelligence solutions.

Ignite Restaurant Group in Houston, TX,  is working on finding the right smartphone platforms to expand its user base. More than 90% of the 70-80 smartphones in use at the organization are corporate-owned, but in the next 12 months that scenario may change.

Readers, what is your sense of the enterprise mobility market size?

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