For the most part, the drawbacks found in using mobile devices for Web-based functions will be resolved in the near future, as advancements are being made simultaneously in wireless networks, wireless protocols, mobile devices, and supporting technologies. One area that deserves particular attention is related to content management. Issues in this area arise from the lack of compatibility and the absence of automated translation mechanisms between the wired and wireless Web environments. It may be the case that before long language interpreters or translators will convert a single website to any standard, taking into consideration the form factor involved. For now, these applications are still emerging, and organizations are required to go through the nuisance of running two separate sites (i.e. one for the wired Web and one for the wireless Web) and manage the associated complexities. Consequently, additional resources are required which are estimated at 30 percent over and above the cost of implementing an HTML Web site (Little, 2001).