We’re in the midst of a convergence revolution. This revolution brings numerous challenges for companies interested in using the Internet to reach their customers, partners and employees. First, recognize that mobile computing and wireless connectivity are really two different animals. Based on performance, many notebook computers are indistinguishable from desktop units, but they can connect wirelessly to the Internet. Likewise, when PDAs and other mobile computing devices download content through a network connection, they’re using a high-speed wired connection, but that won’t overcome their inherent OS, storage, UI and performance differences.
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