A new survey by In-Stat shows that users of mobile business gadgets are not in as big a hurry to move to converged devices as previously thought.
The $3495 report from In-Stat entitled “Converged Devices: US Road Warriors Start Cord Cutting” shows that only about 8% of business travellers have given up their land lines and gone completely mobile. Issues that impede wider adoption of converged devices include such things as battery life and usability/ergonomics.
Users also appear reluctant to put all their eggs in one basket and prefer to carry redundant devices.
In-Stat Survey Finds Current Converged Mobile Devices Fail to Compel Users – Business Wire, Feb 20 2008
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I stil have a landline too. Sometimes I feel it’s more superstition than anything else.
I still wouldn’t abandon a landline. Imagine, for instance, you had only a BlackBerry during this week’s BlackBerry outage.