Chris runs the mobile and wireless research practice at The 451 Group. His research covers all aspects of mobile and wireless within the enterprise, as well as the increasingly important prosumer space. 451's mobile and wireless research practice focuses on mobile software & services, wireless networks (both LAN and WAN), and mobile devices.

While working for IDC, Chris covered worldwide device technology and market trends in the mobile and wireless marketplace. He focused on the convergence of mobile/wireless access technologies and advances in device component technologies which impacted the designs and capabilities of devices in both consumer and enterprise market segments. Chris also researched technology and social trends, including the increasing availability of digital content and a growing culture of mobile data consumption, which are driving advances in overall device performance.

Chris completed his MBA and MS in Information Systems from Boston University in May of 2005. For his summer internship, he conducted market research for Lucent Technologies. During this time he led a team in the development of a demand creation strategy for mobile high-speed data solutions in the healthcare Industry.