All about Windows Mobile

2. Going Mobile
Jason Langridge
UK Mobility Business Manager
Microsoft
Email : jasonlan@microsoft.com
Blog : http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan

3. Mobile Digital Natives
91% of 12 year olds and above have a
mobile phone*
On average children send 3x as many
text messages as their parents*
Collaborate and interact through:
Instant Messenger
Facebook, MySpace, Blogs etc…
Many are the first to adopt Web 2.0
* Mobile Life Youth Report Sep 2006

4. The Mobile Workforce
47% of UK workers say they work outside the
office.
41% of workers spend 10-24 hours away
from their desk.
77% of people feel new technology has had a
positive impact on their productivity.
73% of people considering the ability to work
remotely incredible important
FutureLabs, Mobile Work Futures, November 2006

5. Key Market Drivers for Adoption
of Technology in Education
The Mobility Explosion
Computing Picture Gets Smaller
Internalization Of Technology
Among Youth

6. Microsoft Mobile Platform
Microsoft® Learning Gateway
Solutions
Tools
Platforms

7. Windows Mobile 6
Genuine
Improved Online Experience
.NET Compact Framework and SQL
Compact Edition in ROM
experience

8. WINDOWS MOBILE 6

9. Windows Mobile Roadmap
5.0 6
Messaging Security Newest Next Operating
Feature Pack Operating System Release +1
(MSFP) System Release
Delivering Direct Advanced Mobile Breakthrough
Push E-mail Communications User Experience
Providing Security and Increased Mobile Great Companion
Device Management Productivity Device
Aligning with Integrated Mobile Next Generation
Exchange 2003 Business Performance Platform
Service Pack 2
Windows Mobile software typically releases 3 -12 months prior to devices becoming available in

10. Summary
Mobile is here today!
How are you embracing it?
What are you looking for in Mobile
Solutions:
Enhance Student Learning and Achievement
Enhance Teacher Insight and more effective
school administration

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