Mobile is king in the Internet Age

According to a latest IDC study (published in 1 billion), by the end of this year, the total number of global mobile workers will reach 1.2 billion, and 1/3 will increase to in, accounting for more than of the total number of Global Workers. What does this development trend mean? According to the definition of IDC, mobile workers are divided into three core categories: 1, Offce-based, 2, non-office-based, 3, and home-based. The United States will still be the country with the highest proportion of mobile office work, 2008 in 72.2%. by 2013, the proportion will increase to 75.5%, about 0.1197 billion people. The largest number of mobile workers in the Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan) is 2008 in 0.5464 billion and is expected to increase to 2013 in 0.7345 billion, accounting for 37.4% of the total number of workers in the region. At that time, Asia Pacific Mobile will account for 62% of global mobile workers. In 2013, the number of mobile workers in Western Europe will reach 0.1295 billion, accounting for 50.3% of the total number of workers in the region. IDC analysts predict that by 2013, the number of people using mobile phone devices will reach 1.295 billion, accounting for 50.3% of the global labor force. This shows that the nature (or characteristics) of work has undergone great changes in the Internet era, and mutual communication and collaboration are urgently needed. To this end, the Global Mobile electronics industry will develop rapidly, such as netbook, smart book, mid and smart phones, and U-disk portable systems. In the Mobile electronics field, in addition to Intel processors, the demand for ARM processors will also surge. The Mobile World Congress (MWC, February 16 ~) held in Barcelona, Spain this year ~ On October 19, Intel joined hands with Nokia to launch the meego mobile operating system (complying with GPL rules), which was of epoch significance. On July 6, February 18, the Ubuntu International Development Team announced that the Ubuntu April this year version, to be released on July 15, 10.04, will contain a new version dedicated to the ARM processor Netbook (based on the Enlightenment Foundation library, re-compile the user interface program code), and the automatic startup speed of the system in the live mode will be shortened by 33% (Note: On the ARM processor device, the Automatic startup time in the live mode is only 1 minute 53 seconds ). In the face of the future of mobile office (or the trend), we think of a non-disk office space (similar to a non-disk Internet cafe). Mobile Office staff sit at random and use their own boot U disks for work, improve the utilization rate of office space (save house rent) and save the management cost of office environment. In the future, it may be possible to use a smart phone as a self-starting U disk and insert it into the USB port of the computer to start the computer. We understand that, in the near future, when mobile workers leave home, they only need to bring a smart phone number and a self-starting U disk (or even not to bring this kind of thing, they only need a smart phone) go to work, and sit at a random position in a diskless Studio (destination) to start daily work. This is by no means a modern utopia. Note: Canonical has a total of 320 full-time employees in 29 countries around the world. It is a typical small company in the Internet era. In our country, sitting at home is often mistaken for "unemployed" at home, and our concept is outdated without self-knowledge. In the coming Internet age, the actual form of social life will change dramatically, and people will not rush to work every day. This article from the csdn blog, reproduced please indicate the source: http://blog.csdn.net/yuanmeng001/archive/2010/02/22/5315730.aspx