Why do people invest in Public Companies that are in the Mobile Sector? (With a special focus on DNPI.OB) The Wireless sector has been praised by Forrester’s Research in recent reports that suggest now is the time for mobile applications as the economic downturn increases the demand to control costs, place the right resources where they need to be and are needed, and secure an return on investment (ROI) as fast as possible. If firms are justifying their investment to cut costs, and the continued expectation of analysts that companies are going to continue to invest in mobile applications and solutions regardless of an economic timeframe, then it’s no wonder investors are considering Mobile Application and Service companies for their investment as well. As companies continue to see returns in 12-18 month periods deploying solutions that cut costs, improve worker productivity, and enhance business process efficiencies… more firms will adapt mobile applications and solutions with their business processes in mind. The Market is limitless, where by solutions can be implemented securely and conveniently in transportation, healthcare, telecommunications, oil and gas, retail, warehouse distribution, manufacturing, and beyond to the new “wannabe” category which is suggested to be 25% of the workforce by the end of 2012. The mobile application’s time has come, and so has the time for companies and people to invest in it. Companies like Decision Point Systems, DecisionPoint Systems, Inc. | Moving Decisions Closer To The Customer, (DNPI.OB) work as the important partners in making the right choice for your network, building an ROI justification, and deploying an enterprise solution for your firm. Decision Point Systems, who is a Motorola Partner, has extensive white papers and resources, case studies, and understanding of the industry. Forresters latest survey on Enterprise Mobility 2009, shows continued growth in Q1 2009, which is in line with Decision Point Systems record breaking profit reported 2nd Quarter 2009. “Buyers are investing in mobile applications for both line-of-business (LOB) personnel and the rising number of mobile-wannabe workers who bring their personal mobile devices into the office. As the mobile demands on IT departments increase, we are seeing rising demand for mobility management services (e.g., mobile device management, help desk support, and break/fix services).” Forresters In general, the mobile software market could reach $67.3 billion in 2013, says Frost & Sullivan; “Over the next decade, the cycle of software development, where many mobile software products and applications were developed originally for other types of devices, will reverse,” said Frost & Sullivan analyst Daniel Longfield. “This reversal is likely because the number of mobile devices manufactured is expected to continue to outpace all other types of personal electronics and also due to smart phones possessing more processing speed and memory.” The overwhelming increase in devices, the requirement of workers to link their mobile devices to corporate networks, intelligence, and reporting; to implement a strategy for inventory and resource tracking; the unified mobile platform integration across all levels of business, with all levels of the workforce, all levels of automation, anywhere and anytime; the time is now to invest in mobile. I suggest reviewing the extensive database of information at DecisionPoint Systems, Inc. | Moving Decisions Closer To The Customer and review their filings, traded on the Over-The -Counter Bulletin Board, OTCBB, symbol DNPI.OB. Other companies emerging within this sector include, but are not limited to CISCO, MOTOROLA, GOOD TECHNOLOGY, MICROSOFT, RESEARCH IN MOTION (RIM), SYBASE. Written by Ryan Gibson, Guest Writer and Knowledge Publisher (Knowledge Publishing) Main Interest: Wireless solutions from Decision Point Systems Inc, DNPI.OB, a Motorola Partner. Company Overiew Source: Corporate Profile Media�|� Decision Point (DNPI) DecisionPoint offers end-to-end software and hardware solutions and professional services for the global enterprise wireless mobile and RFID computing markets. DecisionPoint employs robust proprietary and industry standard software applications and best-of-breed wireless devices on the wireless web and wireless networks to connect remote workers to one another and capture dynamic data in real-time throughout an organization. Investment Highlights * Leading provider of Enterprise Mobility Hardware, Software and Service Solutions, and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies operating in the United States * Large, fast growing addressable markets with significant near-term consolidation opportunities o Worldwide Mobile Solutions Market expected to grow from $14.6Bn in 2005 to $32.7Bn in 2010, a 17.5% CAGR o Business shift to higher margin, customer driven mobile wireless and RFID solutions * Demonstrated product/service traction with Blue-chip customer base worldwide * Premier value-added-reseller and tier one status with industry leading equipment providers * Experienced management team with deep industry expertise and successful roll-up strategy track record Recent Milestones / Value Drivers * Field Mobility gains traction o $5.0 million rollout for Mobile Mini to be completed September 2009 o $2.5 million Wackenhut order secured for a national field security contract o First order ($1 million) from Motorola/DP Field Mobility ofering received from Coca Cola locations throughout the U.S. * Avis/Budget: New product deployment for major Budget US airport locations with initial order of $1.1 million * SAIC: Air Forceinventory management with $4.5 million in 2008 and $300k in 2009 orders to date * Pitney Bowes: Arrival product now being offered on a Software as a Service (”SaaS”) basis; almost $6 million in orders for 2008 * Reagent Chemical: First order of $400k * Scientific Games: completed $300k rollout of field service application * Celgene: RFID Bottle line for e-Pedigree tracking went live on schedule and on budget, follow on contracts aggregating $1.2 million received Growth Strategy * Increase sales of higher margin software and professional services * Grow organic sales by 15-20%/yr and add select acquisitions * Broaden customer base in manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, warehousing/distribution and field mobility * Grow to $100 million revenues and $8 million operating income annual run rate by 2010 Key Markets / Customers * Retailers: Liz Claiborne, PETCO, Nike, Nordstrom, Polo Ralph Lauren, Ann Taylor, Sephora, GAP, Williams-Sonoma * Pharmaceutical/Healthcare: Celgene, Pfizer, Cardinal Healthcare * Manufacturing: Dade Behring (Division of Siemens), Sargent Manufacturing (Division of ASSA Abloy), Timken Corp. Swiss Army Brands, Inc, and Smith & Wesson, Conair, Pratt & Whitney, Sikorsky * Transportation, warehousing and distribution: Avis, Budget, Golden State Overnight and Frontier Logistics, Pitney Bowes, Wackenhut, U.S. Airforce Reserves, Aramark
This sector is really growing very fast and no wonder why there are a lot of people who are investing
IT sector is very promising. When I try to search for Jobs there are a lot of posts available. I believe that IT will still go a long way.
It's normal for people to invest in Public Companies that are in the mobile sector because almost all of us have mobile phones in the first place. It is now part of our necessity because we use it on a daily basis.
exactly! it's a 'utility' that we can invest in as individuals. so many utlilites, at least in the U.S., enjoy a monopoly that we as private investors can not participate in!
I totally agree with future technology service.now everyone is having mobile phone and so its a best option for investment
I definitely agree that people are investing b/c it is now a necessity. Soon I think that people will also be investing in mobile network security.
I saw graph about Nokia and IPad growth (can't remember where) and I agree with you too, huge customers go straight to buy mobile.
