Dinesh Srirangpatna

Dinesh Srirangpatna is a research manager with IDC’s Hardcopy Industry Transformation program. He provides hardcopy clients with in-depth industry guidance and intelligence in the areas of cloud, mobility, big data/analytics and social business. Specifically, he focuses on technology trends, user adoption, user needs and profit pools from a print ecosystem perspective. He analyzes and researches the opportunities and challenges presented by an evolving 3rd Platform that consists of billions of devices running millions of apps. He also works closely with IDC global analysts on a wide range of consulting engagements.
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What Is Mopria Alliance, and What Do They Have to Do with Your Mobile Printing
BY Dinesh Srirangpatna
June 16 2014
The Mopria Alliance was formed by a small group of technology companies with the mission to facilitate and ease the pain of printing from smartphones and tablets. The alliance is a global nonprofit organization...
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