Smartphones will eventually overtake
RIM's
BlackBerry
as the business device of choice, according to the views of more than 200 chief
information officers throughout Europe.
Research from IT consultancy firm
Avanade
suggests that growth in the use of
BlackBerry
mobile devices is declining compared to smartphones.
"European blue chips expect to be using five per cent fewer BlackBerry
devices in three years' time, and seven per cent more smartphones," said the
report.
The research found that almost all companies use laptops, while 66 per cent
use PDAs and 20 per cent Tablet PCs.
When it comes to phones, 43 per cent have BlackBerrys, 36 per cent use
smartphones and 25 per cent use 3G phones.
The research was carried out by
Coleman
Parkes and included CIOs from the top 250 organisations in the UK, France,
Germany, Italy, Spain, The Netherlands and Nordic countries.
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