Strong Mobile Strategy
7 Steps to Get You Started
What’s Inside
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Mobile Strategy and Its Importance
7 Steps to Make Your Business Mobile Ready
BHG Field Force Optimization-Case Study
Key Takeaways
Mobile Strategy:
The Common Myth
Mobile Strategy is simply about
MobileApp Development
What it Really is?
It’s the alignment of business goals and customer
needs with evolving mobile opportunities.
Mobile Strategy
 Is driven by customer needs and expectations
 Depends on the business strategy
 Incorporates best mobile practices available
Importance of
Mobile Strategy
 Assists in mapping business goals to computable
mobile outcomes
Helps in identifying easy wins for an enterprise
Enhances business processes and increases
revenue
Aids in reducing operational cost
Leads to an increase in workforce efficiency
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7
Get
Steps to
You Started
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Determine Business Goals that Fit into Mobility
Define Scenarios and Prioritize
Conduct an IT Maturity Assessment
Consider Your Target Audience
Choose the Right Development Platform
Deliver Continuous Value to Users
Deal with Data Security
1
Determine Business Goals
that Fit into Mobility
 Understand the needs of stakeholders
 Identify areas in need of improvement
 Analyze business verticals
 Develop mobile strategy accordingly
If the Mobile Strategy does not align
with your goals, it’s worthless,
PERIOD!
2
Define Scenarios and Prioritize
 Understand the needs of stakeholders
 Check the viability of business ideas
 Identify business drivers
 Map business ideas against drivers in a
Scenario Matrix
Scenario matrix helps in prioritizing
business ideas
3
Conduct an IT
Maturity Assessment
IT maturity is the integration of technology in
an organization
Increase in
organizational
efficiency
Increase in
IT maturity
 Benchmark your IT capabilities against
a fixed scale.
 Assess the areas that require special
attention.
3 Phases of IT Maturity
The Emerging Phase
 If a company hasn’t had the chance
mobility, its in the emerging phase.
to make the most of
 Employees bring their own devices for company work
 Risk of losing precious data
The Reactive Phase
Comprehensive BYOD policies are laid out and
enterprise mobility management suites are
utilized
The Proactive Phase
Executive dashboards and custom mobile
applications are created for business process
management, sales, customer service and
engagement.
Want to incorporate Mobility in
Your Enterprise?
Talk to US!
4
Consider Your
Target Audience
Understanding the needs
and preferences of your
target market is a must
Create unique digital
experiences for your
users to engage and
retain them
5
Choose the Right
Development Platform
Develop an application that
supports multiple platforms
and ensures a consistent
user experience across
them all
6
Deliver Continuous
Value to the Users
Keep the consumers engaged
throughout the development process
by adding small increments of new
features from time to time
 Mobility has become synonymous for
agility
 Agility leads to a responsive and
flexible approach to operations and
resources of an organization
7
Deal with Data Security
The core of your mobile strategy must
revolve around data handling
Threats to Data Security
 Bring your own device (BYOD) practice makes valuable
data vulnerable to security risks
 Transactions happening between servers pose security
risks as well
The Solution: Mobile Device
Management (MDM)
MDM is the administration of mobile devices
for data security
MDM deals with deploying, securing, monitoring,
integrating and managing mobile devices in the
workplace
BHG Field Force
Optimization-Case
Study
BroadLand Housing Group is one of the
largest housing associations in England
providing over 4500 affordable homes
across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Challenges
 50+ surveyors of BHG used
surveys per day
to perform 10 lengthy
 100+ data entry technicians
into the system daily
manually added the data
 There were chances of misreporting, data loss
delays in data collection
and
Solution
TkXel automated the field force operations;
handling an end-to-end design, configuration,
deployment and integration of the field force
property management and CRM platform.
Results
Key Takeaways
 A mobile app is not a mobile strategy
 Your mobile strategy must align with your business
objectives
 Mobile apps must be designed to scale up to a full-fledged
business solution
 A mobile app or a mobile site, both need to deliver
consistent but engaging user experiences
 Your applications must support multiple platforms
 The technology chosen must be
consumer landscapes
scalable with the evolving
 Agile methodology is imperative
changing trends
for keeping pace with the
 Client data needs to be secured
user experience
without compromising
Option 1
TkXel is a technology company.
We create solutions for mobile, web and enterprise
space.
We work with large scale enterprises, venture or self funded start-ups, high-energy entrepreneurs
and agencies to fulfill their technology needs
At TkXel, we have unparalleled software development experience with
1000+ Mobile Apps
400+ Cloud Based Enterprise Software
125+ Rescue Missions
1,000,000+ hours of server development.
Let’s
Are you mobile enabled?
Talk
or looking forward to implement
strategy for your enterprise?
a mobile first
Please visit our website
www.tkxel.com
Drop us a line at
services@tkxel.com
Or call us at
(703) 251-4810
!
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE
The content provided herein is intended to showcase our featured work to the
recipient only. All information and material provided is confidential and shall
not be shared or distributed, re-used for personal or organizational benefit
without TkXel’s explicit consent. TkXel reserves the right to take appropriate
action against any violations.

Enterprise Mobility - Strong Mobile Strategy (7 steps to get you started)

  • 1.
    Strong Mobile Strategy 7Steps to Get You Started
  • 2.
    What’s Inside     Mobile Strategyand Its Importance 7 Steps to Make Your Business Mobile Ready BHG Field Force Optimization-Case Study Key Takeaways
  • 3.
    Mobile Strategy: The CommonMyth Mobile Strategy is simply about MobileApp Development
  • 4.
    What it Reallyis? It’s the alignment of business goals and customer needs with evolving mobile opportunities.
  • 5.
    Mobile Strategy  Isdriven by customer needs and expectations  Depends on the business strategy  Incorporates best mobile practices available
  • 6.
    Importance of Mobile Strategy Assists in mapping business goals to computable mobile outcomes Helps in identifying easy wins for an enterprise Enhances business processes and increases revenue Aids in reducing operational cost Leads to an increase in workforce efficiency    
  • 7.
    7 Get Steps to You Started 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6- 7- DetermineBusiness Goals that Fit into Mobility Define Scenarios and Prioritize Conduct an IT Maturity Assessment Consider Your Target Audience Choose the Right Development Platform Deliver Continuous Value to Users Deal with Data Security
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     Understand theneeds of stakeholders  Identify areas in need of improvement  Analyze business verticals  Develop mobile strategy accordingly
  • 10.
    If the MobileStrategy does not align with your goals, it’s worthless, PERIOD!
  • 11.
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     Understand theneeds of stakeholders  Check the viability of business ideas  Identify business drivers  Map business ideas against drivers in a Scenario Matrix
  • 13.
    Scenario matrix helpsin prioritizing business ideas
  • 14.
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    IT maturity isthe integration of technology in an organization Increase in organizational efficiency Increase in IT maturity
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     Benchmark yourIT capabilities against a fixed scale.  Assess the areas that require special attention.
  • 17.
    3 Phases ofIT Maturity
  • 18.
    The Emerging Phase If a company hasn’t had the chance mobility, its in the emerging phase. to make the most of  Employees bring their own devices for company work  Risk of losing precious data
  • 19.
    The Reactive Phase ComprehensiveBYOD policies are laid out and enterprise mobility management suites are utilized
  • 20.
    The Proactive Phase Executivedashboards and custom mobile applications are created for business process management, sales, customer service and engagement.
  • 21.
    Want to incorporateMobility in Your Enterprise? Talk to US!
  • 22.
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    Understanding the needs andpreferences of your target market is a must
  • 24.
    Create unique digital experiencesfor your users to engage and retain them
  • 25.
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    Develop an applicationthat supports multiple platforms and ensures a consistent user experience across them all
  • 27.
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    Keep the consumersengaged throughout the development process by adding small increments of new features from time to time
  • 29.
     Mobility hasbecome synonymous for agility  Agility leads to a responsive and flexible approach to operations and resources of an organization
  • 30.
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    The core ofyour mobile strategy must revolve around data handling
  • 32.
    Threats to DataSecurity  Bring your own device (BYOD) practice makes valuable data vulnerable to security risks  Transactions happening between servers pose security risks as well
  • 33.
    The Solution: MobileDevice Management (MDM) MDM is the administration of mobile devices for data security
  • 34.
    MDM deals withdeploying, securing, monitoring, integrating and managing mobile devices in the workplace
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    BroadLand Housing Groupis one of the largest housing associations in England providing over 4500 affordable homes across Norfolk and Suffolk.
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    Challenges  50+ surveyorsof BHG used surveys per day to perform 10 lengthy  100+ data entry technicians into the system daily manually added the data  There were chances of misreporting, data loss delays in data collection and
  • 38.
    Solution TkXel automated thefield force operations; handling an end-to-end design, configuration, deployment and integration of the field force property management and CRM platform.
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     A mobileapp is not a mobile strategy  Your mobile strategy must align with your business objectives  Mobile apps must be designed to scale up to a full-fledged business solution  A mobile app or a mobile site, both need to deliver consistent but engaging user experiences
  • 42.
     Your applicationsmust support multiple platforms  The technology chosen must be consumer landscapes scalable with the evolving  Agile methodology is imperative changing trends for keeping pace with the  Client data needs to be secured user experience without compromising
  • 43.
    Option 1 TkXel isa technology company. We create solutions for mobile, web and enterprise space. We work with large scale enterprises, venture or self funded start-ups, high-energy entrepreneurs and agencies to fulfill their technology needs At TkXel, we have unparalleled software development experience with 1000+ Mobile Apps 400+ Cloud Based Enterprise Software 125+ Rescue Missions 1,000,000+ hours of server development.
  • 44.
    Let’s Are you mobileenabled? Talk or looking forward to implement strategy for your enterprise? a mobile first Please visit our website www.tkxel.com Drop us a line at services@tkxel.com Or call us at (703) 251-4810
  • 45.
    ! CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE The contentprovided herein is intended to showcase our featured work to the recipient only. All information and material provided is confidential and shall not be shared or distributed, re-used for personal or organizational benefit without TkXel’s explicit consent. TkXel reserves the right to take appropriate action against any violations.

Editor's Notes

  • #43 We are a high end technology company specializing in delivering cutting edge solutions for the web and mobile space through multiple tech stacks and emerging technologies. We work with large and small companies rangining from enterprises to start-ups. Over the past few years, we have developed over a thousand mobile applications across multiple platforms (iOS, Android and Windows). We have also developed enterprise applications in the areas of ERP, CRM, HRIS, EFM, etc. We have also worked on multiple web products using technologies like Ruby on rails, Php, Node.js, Java & .NET etc. One of our speciailities is carrying out rescue missions. By rescue missions we mean that the client had given it to somebody else, it was way out of scope, we re-assessed needs and gave them a plan with which the customer was happy While working on those applications we have billed over a million hours of development work to companies like NBC Universal, Groupon, Toyota, GM, Nestle, WorkDay, and many more. With our humble beginnings in Lahore, Pakistan, TkXel is now a multi-national company with offices all over the world and is headquartered in Reston, Virginia USA.