Microsoft has split their development products into 2 areas presentation and 
business rules.   The presentation people take results given to them by the 
business application and present it on the phone and web.  The business rules 
developers have little to do with presentation.   Many developments in the U2 
world are starting to move that way, where the business rules developers are U2 
and the presentation developers are another group such as .Net.  Hence U2 
people are not aware of the phone development.

Another issue that would concern organisations is how to handle security and 
identification of remote users.   Creating an application on the phone is 
simple.  How you connect from the phone to the database with encryption, 
passwords, etc is an area that people fear.  Simple web services are easy, but 
when you then want to know that it is really joe blog that is calling the web 
service, it becomes another level of complexity.

Finally the issue is the cost benefit analysis.  Do I write an app that allows 
executives to access KPIs from my application.   Would sending them an email 
with the KPIs be far cheaper and simpler.   At what point is it productivity 
and at what point is it playing with technology.  
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