Enterprises Give 'Thumbs Up' To Mobile Messaging Services
By:
Biztech2 Staff
| Jul 24, 2008
ValueFirst Messaging, a player in the enterprise mobile messaging space in India, recently commissioned Symbiosis Institute of Telecom Management to conduct an in-depth research to understand the current scenario and to map future opportunities and trends in this space. With enterprises taking up mobile messaging to augment, complement and complete their communication; to both internal and external audiences, phrases like 'Business Mobility', 'Mobile Messaging' and 'Enterprise Messaging' have become buzzwords for IT professionals and marketers alike.
A three-month long research was conducted by Symbiosis Institute of Telecom Management, Pune, covering senior management at over 120 large and medium enterprise customers of ValueFirst from across India. The research report provides definitive indications of the benefits that have accrued to the early adopters and throws light on some of the key trends emerging and the challenges and opportunities that it brings along.
Vijay Shukla, co-founder and country head, ValueFirst, said, "With a customer base of over 850 enterprises from diverse segments such as banks, insurance, automobile, FMCG, IT/ITES and manufacturing to name a few, ValueFirst was uniquely positioned to commission this attempt to understand and gain useful insights on the current scenario and to map future trends in the enterprise mobile messaging service space in India".
Enterprise mobile messaging, though at a nascent stage in India, has shown exponential growth in the last few years. Features such as cost effectiveness, ease of use, wide reach, easy implementation and real-time messaging capabilities have driven enterprises to adopt mobile messaging services to improve their internal and external communication systems. However, the study revealed that the awareness levels of managers involved in the decision-making is minimal. About 41 percent of the respondents admitted that their knowledge about enterprise mobile messaging services is either ‘average’ or ‘poor’, implying a general lack of knowledge about the industry.
ValueFirst intends to run a series of awareness and education campaigns aimed at verticals such as Banking and Financial Services, Mobile Community, Manufacturing, Automobile and ITES to reach out to as many enterprises as possible across various verticals. "Any technology is successful on a large scale only when its impact is measurable and it helps simplify tasks. We, at ValueFirst, aim at educating Indian enterprises about the utility of enterprise mobile messaging. This will, in turn, help enterprises to apply this technology to improve their business performance", said Shukla.
A three-month long research was conducted by Symbiosis Institute of Telecom Management, Pune, covering senior management at over 120 large and medium enterprise customers of ValueFirst from across India. The research report provides definitive indications of the benefits that have accrued to the early adopters and throws light on some of the key trends emerging and the challenges and opportunities that it brings along.
Vijay Shukla, co-founder and country head, ValueFirst, said, "With a customer base of over 850 enterprises from diverse segments such as banks, insurance, automobile, FMCG, IT/ITES and manufacturing to name a few, ValueFirst was uniquely positioned to commission this attempt to understand and gain useful insights on the current scenario and to map future trends in the enterprise mobile messaging service space in India".
Enterprise mobile messaging, though at a nascent stage in India, has shown exponential growth in the last few years. Features such as cost effectiveness, ease of use, wide reach, easy implementation and real-time messaging capabilities have driven enterprises to adopt mobile messaging services to improve their internal and external communication systems. However, the study revealed that the awareness levels of managers involved in the decision-making is minimal. About 41 percent of the respondents admitted that their knowledge about enterprise mobile messaging services is either ‘average’ or ‘poor’, implying a general lack of knowledge about the industry.
ValueFirst intends to run a series of awareness and education campaigns aimed at verticals such as Banking and Financial Services, Mobile Community, Manufacturing, Automobile and ITES to reach out to as many enterprises as possible across various verticals. "Any technology is successful on a large scale only when its impact is measurable and it helps simplify tasks. We, at ValueFirst, aim at educating Indian enterprises about the utility of enterprise mobile messaging. This will, in turn, help enterprises to apply this technology to improve their business performance", said Shukla.
Tags: [ValueFirst Messaging ] [Enterprise Mobile Messaging ] [Symbiosis Institute Of Telecom Management ] [Communication ] [Business Mobility ] [Mobile Messaging ] [Enterprise Messaging ]
| Ads by Google | ||
Post a Comment on “Enterprises Give 'Thumbs Up' To Mobile Messaging Services”
LATEST NEWS
- Eco-Friendly Innovations, Co-Hosting: Future Of Data Centres
- EmpXtrack Automates IFFCO TOKIO Employee Management
- Bharti To Create 'One Airtel' Customer Service Centre
- GroundScope Partners With Blue Star Infotech To Strengthen IT Arm
- Free Conferencing Services Launched For Indian NGOs
- IT Leaders Must Find Courage To Look Beyond Current Crisis
- NDS Unveils Solns For Digital Cable, Satellite TV Market
- SatNav Technologies Makes Retail Foray
- Oracle Claims 1200+ Indian MBs Adopt Oracle Database
- McAfee Releases Security Suite For SMBs
| Ads by Google | ||
RELATED
| Ads by Google | ||
Hot Searches & Keywords :
AMD
APAC
Acquisition
Asia Pacific
Asian Paints
BFSI
BI
BPO
BSNL
Bangalore
Bharti Airtel
Blackberry
Broadband
Business Objects
Business intelligence
CA
CIO
CRM
Cisco
Cisco Systems
Compliance
Data
Data Centre
Datacentre
Dell
EMC
ERP
Frost & Sullivan
Gartner
Google
Growth
HDFC Bank
HP
IBM
IDC
IPTV
IT
India
Innovation
Intel
Internet
Linux
Manish Choksi
McAfee
Microsoft
Mobile
Mobile Banking
Nasscom
NetApp
Network
Networking
Novell
Open Source
Oracle
PLM
Red Hat
Retail
SAP
SMB
SMBs
SME
SOA
SaaS
Security
Servers
Software
Storage
Sun Microsystems
Symantec
TCS
Unified Communications
VMware
Virtualisation
VoIP
Web
Web 2.0
Websense
WiMax
Wipro
e-governance
healthcare
outsourcing
partnership
telecom
|
|
||
| Ads by Google |
Sections
Applications |
Audits&surveys |
Bfsi |
Bookreviews |
Businessintelligence |
Businessprocesses |
Ciscosmenews |
Ciscowhitepapers |
Computing |
Contactcenters |
Contributedvideos |
Crm |
Ctoprofiles |
Datasecurity |
Databases |
Datacenters |
Education |
Energy |
Erp |
Focusspecials |
Government |
Guruspeak |
Hardwaresecurity |
Indialogue |
Innovation&leadership |
Innovators |
Intrusiondetection |
Intrusionprevention |
Ites |
Knowledgeprocess |
Lenovo |
Linux |
Managedservices |
Manufacturing |
Media |
Mobile |
Mobility |
Movement |
Networking |
Oncuewithitleaders |
Peoplemanagement |
Pharma |
Platforms |
Policies&compliance |
Recruitment |
Retail |
Saas |
Scm |
Securitymanagement |
Servers |
Services |
Softwaresecurity |
Softwareservices |
Specialreports |
Storage |
Storagesolution(apps) |
Techaction |
Telecom |
Telecommunications |
Theinsider |
Trendwatch |
Web |
Webisodescisco |
Weeklywrapup |
About Us | Copyright © 2006, Biztech2.com India - A Network18 Venture

