How the Mobile Revolution Is Changing Business Communication

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"In recent months there was much talk of the arrival of artificial intelligence to cell phones. In fact, it is the feature that most companies highlight when describing their products.

"LG, for example, announced that it would launch a new version of its LG V30 that will incorporate artificial intelligence to its camera, as well as other optimizations that come hand in hand with Google Assistant."

"In recent months there was much talk of the arrival of artificial intelligence to cell phones. In fact, it is the feature that most companies highlight when describing their products. LG, for example, announced that it would launch a new version of its LG V30 that will incorporate artificial intelligence to its camera, as well as other optimizations that come hand in hand with Google Assistant."

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"The future clearly belongs to mobile, as reflected across the many promising new advancements, from augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) to the rise of second-screen applications."

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"'Shadow IT' is the latest buzzword for when employees buy their own apps and use them at work.

"In a survey, PricewaterhouseCoopers found that as much as one-third of the money companies spent on technology was for these 'shadow IT' apps.

"Sometimes employees buy apps to get their work done faster. Sometimes the apps are really for fun, but they've loaded them on their PCs, smartphone, or tablets connected to corporate networks."

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What are the consequences of digital distraction and how can we minimize them?

"I'll elaborate on these trends:

1. Wearable Technology
2. Internet of Things (IoT)
3. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)
4. Machine Learning
5. Artificial Intelligence (AI)
6. Cybersecurity and Cyber-attacks
7. Mobile Security – Unified Endpoint Management (UEM)
8. Unlocked Phones and eSims
9. Automated Mobile Workforce Support and Self Service
10. Bitcoin and Blockchain"
    

"Are the authors of the business communication textbook you've adopted still pretending mobile communication doesn't exist? Don't let an obsolete business communication textbook hold your students back."

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"Apple’s first iPhone was released 10 years ago this week. While it wasn’t the first smartphone, it leapfrogged far beyond the competition and launched the mobile revolution. Few industries or societies have been left unchanged.

"Here are 10 charts that show some of the profound effects the iPhone-led — and Google Android-fueled — mobile boom have caused over the past decade."

Mobile technology has changed the nature of the modern workforce beyond all recognition. Local businesses play on a global stage and employees are no longer restricted to working in one location. Widespread adoption of technology has also had significant effects on how businesses communicate, changing the way they converse with consumers, stakeholders, and third parties."