Brian Duckering is senior manager, Enterprise Mobility Group, Symantec Corp. He is responsible for product marketing of Symantec’s mobility initiatives, covering everything from mobile management and security to protecting the networks that mobile devices rely on. He brings over twenty years of industry experience as an engineer, product manager, marketing manager and evangelist, developing and bringing to market innovative technologies for enterprises and small businesses. At Symantec, he has promoted the idea of an information-centric view and anytime, anywhere productivity for over 6 years.
Duckering is an often requested speaker internationally on a wide range of topics, technologies and trends, from virtualization to mobility. He has held executive level positions at both business- and consumer-facing companies and has multiple degrees in engineering and technology management.
Symantec's 2013 State of Mobility Survey uncovered two distinct groups among
businesses that have implemented mobility. One group could be called the
Innovators. They are willing to take a chance as early adopters of
technology, seeking opportunities to improve themselves and accepting the
risks. On the other side is the group who could be considered Traditionals.
This more conservative group resists change because of the risks. They are
much more reactive than active, and do not like upsetting the status quo.
Business Attitudes Toward Mobile Adoption and Management
Keeping in line with this thinking, the two groups have different reasons for
adopting mobility. The Innovators are motivated more by business drivers than
any other factor, whereas for the Traditionals their most significant driver
is end-user demand. This is evident in their attitudes toward the risks
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Brian Duckering is senior manager, Enterprise Mobility Group, Symantec Corp. He is responsible for product marketing of Symantec’s mobility initiatives, covering everything from mobile management and security to protecting the networks that mobile devices rely on. He brings over twenty years of industry experience as an engineer, product manager, marketing manager and evangelist, developing and bringing to market innovative technologies for enterprises and small businesses. At Symantec, he has promoted the idea of an information-centric view and anytime, anywhere productivity for over 6 years. 
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