Wireless Devices Gain Traction among European CXOs, notes Frost & Sullivan

Wireless Devices Gain Traction among European CXOs, notes Frost & Sullivan PR Newswire SINGAPORE, June 26, 2012 - Increasing number of CXOs own one or more wireless devices SINGAPORE, June 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2011 Frost & Sullivan's customer research on various mobile communication and computing products/services surveyed shown that 98 per cent of European CXOs use/own laptops/notebooks. In comparison to Frost's 2009 research, desktop personal computer ownership is declining. More than three-quarters of CXOs have one tablet computer, while 20 per cent report of CXOs who own two or more tablet computers citing family needs and business or private use as the reasons owning more than one tablet computer. Another wireless device Smartphone surveyed shown that this device is no longer perceived as just for business means. It is increasingly use for social media, and more. Tonya Fowler, Global Director, Customer Research Frost & Sullivan said, "In 2011, European CXOs' Smartphone usage for purely business purposes has declined, as Smartphone use is also popular for personal purposes, compared to 2009. Overall, European CXOs perceived wireless communication and battery life as the most important Smartphone features. However, most CXOs also rate overall quality and ease-of-use very highly, while security and applications compatibility are viewed as less important. In 2011, the primary-owned brand of smartphones is Apple, yet in 2009 it was Blackberry.