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Monica Basso
Research VP
Milan Italy
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Years of Experience
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9 years at Gartner
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19 years IT industry
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Roles and Responsibilities
Monica Basso is a vice president in Gartner Research. She covers enterprise mobility, including the development, use, management and impact of smartphones and mobile applications. Since 2003, Ms. Basso has been leading Gartner's research on wireless e-mail and integrated messaging. She specializes in mobile personal communications, from e-mail, instant messaging, presence, unified communications and collaboration, to social networking. In addition, she covers the impact of mobility on people, society and organizations, and how social trends are affecting technology adoption. These include consumerization, democratization, digital natives, diversity and innovation. Ms. Basso also leads Gartner's research into the growing impact of virtualization technologies on mobile products.
Previous Experience
Ms. Basso has more than 18 years of experience in information and communications technology, having held both technical and management positions. Prior to joining Gartner, Ms. Basso worked at Alcatel as a business development manager and business unit manager, in the area of multichannel applications and Internet portals. Prior to that, she worked for TXT e-solutions as project manager for large European cooperative IT projects, covering Internet technologies and applications, business process re-engineering, and software engineering domains. Her initial experiences focused on software design and implementation as a software engineer for real-time embedded applications.
Professional Background
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Alcatel, Business Unit Manager; Business Development Manager, 2 years
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TXT e-solutions, Project Manager; Software Engineer, 8 years
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Education
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M.S., Electronics Engineering, Politecnico di Milano
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Languages
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English
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Italian
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Title
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Publish Date
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Author(s)
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Gartner's Top Predictions for IT Organizations and Users, 2010 and Beyond: A New Balance
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29-Dec-2009
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Brian Gammage, Daryl C. Plummer, Ed Thompson, Leslie Fiering, Hung LeHong, Frances Karamouzis, Claudio Da Rold, Kimberly Collins, William Clark, Nick Jones, Charles Smulders, Meike Escherich, Martin Reynolds, Monica Basso
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Toolkit: Segmenting Users for Mobile and Client Computing
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22-Dec-2009
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Brian Gammage, Monica Basso, Michael Glennon
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Using Gartner's Segmentation Model for Mobile and Client Computing
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16-Dec-2009
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Monica Basso, Brian Gammage
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Predicts 2010: Social Software Is an Enterprise Reality
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03-Dec-2009
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David Mario Smith, Matthew W. Cain, Jeffrey Mann, James Lundy, Anthony Bradley, Ken Dulaney, Carol Rozwell, Monica Basso
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Android and Other Open Source Platforms Will Drive Innovation in the Smartphone Market
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23-Nov-2009
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Roberta Cozza, Monica Basso
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