If you were around in 2002 to see Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report when it was released at the cinema, you were probably really impressed with and more than a little jealous of the technology Tom Cruise’s character uses. What’s not to love about the wall-sized computer screens he expertly swipes and zooms through simply by waving his hands?

We’re counting down the days to Adapt CIO Edge, one of Australia’s premier in-person conference series for CIOs and IT leaders driving enterprise-wide modernisation. On Thursday 23 February in Melbourne, this conference will bring together technology executives from influential enterprise and government organisations to discuss and explore the CIO’s role in driving growth and leading innovation.

These days, with enterprise mobility at the heart of most productive work environments, employees tend to perform better when they have access to corporate resources from their mobile devices. They expect to be able to work in real-time on any device, from any location, at any time. Day or night.

It’s a hypothetical, but it might happen, and then what? (Hint: an imei Managed Mobile Service saves the day).

Let’s imagine for a second that after a business event, in a taxi ride home, an executive has their mobile phone fall out of a pocket. Arriving home and routinely going to plug the phone onto charge as always, discovers that the phone is not with them…

In the just-released Gartner 2022 Magic Quadrant for Managed Mobility Services (MMS) imei international partner GEMA retains its 'Visionary' status for international delivery of mobile managed services.

imei is the Australasia member arm of GEMA, and this latest Magic Quadrant recognises both GEMA and imei's ability to consistently deliver our full managed mobility service capabilities for customers both regionally and internationally.