Mobile usage per B2B worker is expected to increase from 2 hours per day to 3 hours per day by 2020, driven by millennials, Gen Zers, and the increased use of smartphones by older workers.

The Boston Consulting Group/Google, “Mobile Marketing and the New B2B Buyer,” Oct. 2017.

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