As the dominant operating system for mobile applications, Windows Mobile and Windows CE are now at end of life and are no longer being supported by Microsoft. The days of Windows Mobile serving as the backbone of enterprise mobile technology have passed, with the majority of the market choosing Android as its new mobile operating system. What’s more, with the extreme stress placed on supply chains by the coronavirus pandemic, those who transitioned to Android earlier are ahead of the curve. And those who haven't need to do so as soon as possible.
The transition was already underway before the pandemic hit, says Greg Henry, Vice President of Operations at Saleen, Inc. and former VP of Client Solutions at Barcoding, Inc. But many projects got delayed when workers were furloughed. And some planned ones were put on hold. Now, Henry says, companies shouldn’t feel pressured to proceed immediately with the transition to Android in order to get a quick win. They should, however, be seeking to understand “how you can leverage the technology to improve your business and your people's productivity.”
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