e-mail and call-centre services to a broad variety of services, e.g. Intranet/VPN, video-conference facilities and other services that are also normally used by large companies. Corporate This is a large company with diverse business operations and a comprehensive product or service portfolio. The company has typically many employees, customers, local offices worldwide and a comprehensive administration. Small office/Home office (SOHO). The attractiveness level for these services is very high, between 5 and 6 on a six-grade scale. B2B e-commerce, information-gathering services and e-learning are, however, rated 3-4 on the scale. Small and medium enterprise. The attractiveness level for these services is very high, between 5 and 6 on a six-grade scale. B2B e-commerce is, however, rated 4 on the scale. Corporate. This segment has a great interest in a wide variety of services. This depends partly on the great variety of business operations. Therefore 16 services are listed instead of 10. The attractiveness level for the first eight services on the list is very high, between 5 and 6 on a six-grade scale and for the last eight services is rather high, rated 4-5. The Mobile Enterprise (Source: Wireless World Research Forum) Employment of wireless communication technologies such as UMTS, wireless LAN Bluetooth can support business processes, such as B2B, by means of increased flexibility and dynamics and an improved information flow. This applies both internally and in relation to customers and business partners. Among the specific enterprise processes that may benefit from wireless communication are supply chain management (SCM), enterprise resource planning (ERP), CRM and production processes. In the area of SCM, it is important to have a holistic view of the whole transport chain in order to quickly overcome changes due to unknown situations, for example accidents or traffic jams. With the knowledge of the whole chain, available transport and handling resources including infrastructure networks could be better used 