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Enterprise Mobility & The Connected Worker

Since 1995, VDC’s Enterprise Mobility and the Connected Worker practice has been providing in-depth and cogent analyses of the most critical trends impacting the opportunity for enterprise mobility solutions.

We provide our clients with an arsenal of knowledge, addressing issues such as total cost of ownership and development of business critical mobile solutions, best practices for developing secure mobile applications in highly regulated industries, and how to measure and maximize investment ROI.

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The Rugged Tablet Market: Trends, Forecasts & Opportunities

Organizations across industrial, commercial, and government sectors continue to invest in mobile technologies to support mission-critical operations, yet many frontline

Organizations across industrial, commercial, and government sectors continue to invest in mobile technologies to support mission-critical operations, yet many frontline workers still require devices capable of delivering reliable performance in harsh environments while supporting increasingly complex digital workflows. As mobility initiatives expand and technologies such as Artificial...
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The Next Phase of Clinical Mobility

Explore how clinical mobility is improving point-of-care workflows through mobile EHR access, care coordination, inventory visibility, workflow modernization, and connected healthcare technologies.
Explore how clinical mobility is improving point-of-care workflows through mobile EHR access, care coordination, inventory visibility, workflow modernization, and connected healthcare technologies.
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MODEX 2026: The New Foundations of Supply Chain Innovation

From AI-powered analytics to robotics, machine vision, and connected mobility, organizations are rapidly investing in platforms that can turn real-time

From AI-powered analytics to robotics, machine vision, and connected mobility, organizations are rapidly investing in platforms that can turn real-time operational data into measurable performance gains. But as these systems scale, the challenge is no longer just collecting data. It is building the foundational platforms that make...
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Pictures are Worth a Thousand Words – Industrial Data May Be Worth More 

Last week, Noetra, a Japanese AI company, announced the launch of their national research effort with the goal of having “Real-World Native AI” by 2030. Noetra will be building out

Last week, Noetra, a Japanese AI company, announced the launch of their national research effort with the goal of having "Real-World Native AI" by 2030. Noetra will be building out a hyperscale-level AI factory with NVIDIA and using it to train their multimodal foundation model on proprietary Japanese manufacturing/logistics data. This multi-billion-dollar project funded by players such as Sony Group Corporation, SoftBank Corp., NEC Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd,...
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What NEXA’s Sidelink Initiative Signals for Mission-Critical Communications

In industries where communications are critical, deploying devices with specialized capabilities has traditionally required lengthy timelines and significant costs. One such capability is sidelink, which enables devices to communicate directly with one another without relying on cellular network infrastructure. As technologies such as sidelink move toward operational
In industries where communications are critical, deploying devices with specialized capabilities has traditionally required lengthy timelines and significant costs. One such capability is sidelink, which enables devices to communicate directly with one another without relying on cellular network infrastructure. As technologies such as sidelink move toward operational...
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Healthcare Technology Buyer Priorities: From EHR Challenges to AI Adoption

From patient records to workforce efficiency and resource allocation, healthcare organizations are responsible for managing countless moving parts, all while

From patient records to workforce efficiency and resource allocation, healthcare organizations are responsible for managing countless moving parts, all while delivering high-quality patient care. As information management becomes increasingly complex, healthcare organizations are looking for technology solutions that can help reduce the burden. VDC Strategy’s 2025 Buyer...
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Mitch Solomon

President

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Mitch has spent years supporting senior leaders of operational and industrial technology companies as well as private equity investors that participate in the space.  He is an active member of the Technology and Innovation Council at Graham Partners, a leading industrial technology focused private equity firm, and serves on the advisory boards of OptConnect (a top IoT connectivity provider) and DecisionPoint (a rapidly growing operational technology systems integrator).  Mitch has worked closely with a wide range of industrial technology clients on a diverse array of growth opportunities and challenges including applications of AI, c-suite recruiting, strategic planning, new market identification and entry, product strategy, competitive positioning, revenue retention, value proposition identification and messaging, sales strategy and execution, and board presentations. Mitch holds a BA from Northwestern University and an MBA from The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.