The industry is going to evolve, it is a transitional way to get content onto wireless devices. Cautiously, level setting is extremely important. Right now, Bluetooth is a form of pixie dust. People think they can just wave it and sprinkle it and things are going to be great. We have a long way to go in terms of the infrastructure to support enterprise class applications for wireless devices.
Infrastructure has to be built out, both in the public network an in enterprise networks.
Local network devices have to get better, and CIOs have to think about what devices make sense for their users. They'll have to support a multitude of devices, protocols and browsers. The advice we give to CIOs is first of all level set, this is not going to change your business over night. Start with small pilots, with business units, do some testing, do some trials, figure out what applications are really core to move out to wireless devices. Think about which applications require real time verses cached contents.