We just launched a new mobile apps survey aimed at helping enterprises identify best practices, strategies, budget approaches and organizational methods for developing mobile apps.

We recently interviewed Sam Lakkundi, - VP of Strategy for Kony Solutions, - a rapidly growing supplier of mobile enterprise development tools. During this candid,  in-depth session, we touched on a number of key questions that help frame the perimeter and growth characteristics of mobile applications markets. Specifically, the session focused on a number of core topics such as:

On Feb 28th at 12 noon EST (9AM PST) MGI Research Managing Directors Andrew Dailey and Igor Stenmark will host an interview with COO of KONY Solutions and until recently a senior mobile banking executive Anirban Roy. This session is aimed at bank business and technology executives and will focus on the following key issues:

The MEAPs Buyer's Guide is now published. Includes a free 4-page summary and an overview for the press.

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Over the last couple of days, two mega investors, - Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway and Leon Cooperman of Omega Advisors have announced large stakes in IBM and Research in Motion (RIM) respectively. On the heels of these announcements questions have been raised, if these two events represent a beginning of a new up cycle for tech equities.