An intelligent platform delivering Environment – Aware Content (EAC). It helps you devise a smart, targeted approach towards content localization and involves parameters such as location, weather and various consumption related patterns.
To maximize the value of mobile devices you need to have Applications which take advantage of the technology, and enable users to use it effectively wherever they are.
Storage-as-a-Service:Advantages:
You can expand the amount of disk space available as you need it and pay only for what you use.
You do not have to maintain the hardware.
Provides the disaster recovery system for you, and getting back deleted files or entire directories is part of the service.
Disadvantages:
You are dependent on the Internet as the mechanism to connect to your storage-as-a-service provider, and if the network goes down, you lose that connection.
Performance can be an issue.
The cost of the storage-as-a-service provider can be prohibitive when compared with an on-premise solution. Database-as-a-Service:Benefits:
The ability to avoid hardware and software costs by leveraging a remote database that you use as you need it and just what you need to use.
Database maintenance, including backing up and restoring the database and managing users, can be avoided through the use of database-as-a-service.
You can avoid the task of doing upgrades and bug fixes to the database.
Drawbacks:
There are legal, compliancy, and privacy issues around data, and in some instances, leveraging remote databases is illegal and/or not within compliance for some types of data.
Security can be an issue when using database-as-a-service.
Many of the interfaces offered by database-as-a-service providers are proprietary in nature and thus can be difficult to leverage from applications that need to access the data.
Offer only a subset of the capabilities found in traditional on-premise enterprise databases.
Information-as-a-Service: the ability to consume any type of remotely hosted information—stock price information, address validation, credit reporting, for example—through a well-defined interface such as an API
You can leverage a wide variety of Web APIs these days, including APIs for social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, for business statistics, for stock quotes, and the list goes on.
Process-as-a-Service: a remote resource that can bind many resources together, either hosted within the same cloud computing resource or remotely, to create business processes .
Processes are meta-applications that bind many services and information together to form a business solution.
Eg. Process “Ship Product”
1. Transmit order to warehouse.
2. Process shipping provider.
3. Price shipping.
4. Turn over to shipping provider.
5. Track shipment.
6. Report to customer.
Application-as-a-Service:They typically offer:
A user interface.
Predefined application behaviour.
Predefined data.
Support for any number of client platforms, since they run through the browser.
Eg. Salesforce SFA, office automation applications are indeed applications-as-a-service as well, including Google Docs, Gmail, and Google Calendar. Advantages:
The ability to leverage an enterprise-class application without having to buy and install enterprise software.
Platform-as-a-Service:
Azilen has Built Advance Risk Management & Mitigation System with Complex requirement & Also upgraded to Liferay 6.2. We have used various technologies such as Liferay, Spring, Yui & Solr.
Building Mobile (app) Masterpiece with Distributed AgileWee Witthawaskul
The document discusses how the speaker built a distributed agile team to develop a successful mobile app for Morningstar for iPad. Key points include:
- The project started in 2011 and involved developing concurrently for iOS and a Java backend.
- The team implemented agile practices like continuous integration, automated testing, and tracking work in JIRA to facilitate distributed development.
- The app launched in 2013 and became a top 10 finance app, demonstrating the effectiveness of their distributed agile approach to mobile development.
The document describes testing procedures for a GPS application. It discusses hurdles in GPS testing like signal fluctuations with barriers and weather. It outlines the test strategy used including functional, load, performance, and field testing. The main testing focuses are on functionality, network connectivity, usability, scalability, security, and performance. GPS module testing procedures are described including using simulators, collecting real trip data, and analyzing signal strength and location data. JMeter is used for load and performance testing, and custom tools are created for issue tracking.
Company profile TriCoSys Solutions Private LimitedSubodh Deshpande
TriCoSys Solutions Private Limited is an IT company based in Pune, India that was formed in 2013. It provides software services and consultancy using agile methodologies. TriCoSys has a team of highly motivated professionals with expertise in programming languages like Java and C#, web technologies, databases, reporting tools, and mobile development on Android and Windows platforms. The company believes in effective planning and using latest technologies to provide quality software solutions within budget and timeline. TriCoSys has infrastructure including office space, servers, and networking equipment to support its services and projects in areas like machine to machine solutions, enterprise applications, and mobile app development.
- Violation of app store policies or guidelines related to content, privacy, security, etc.
- Crashes, bugs or stability issues identified during review.
- Poor user experience such as confusing or cluttered UI, lack of functionality.
- Submission errors like missing information, screenshots or metadata.
- Monetization issues including inappropriate in-app purchases or subscriptions.
- Violation of app store policies or guidelines related to content, privacy, monetization, etc.
- Technical issues like crashes, bugs, or poor performance.
- Missing required metadata, assets, or information in the app store listing.
- Use of private APIs or integration of external payment mechanisms.
- Excessive data usage without prompting the user or allowing for WiFi preference.
- Copyright or trademark infringement from use of third-party logos/content without permission.
- Poor user experience or interface issues like improper keyboard handling.
To maximize the value of mobile devices you need to have Applications which take advantage of the technology, and enable users to use it effectively wherever they are.
Storage-as-a-Service:Advantages:
You can expand the amount of disk space available as you need it and pay only for what you use.
You do not have to maintain the hardware.
Provides the disaster recovery system for you, and getting back deleted files or entire directories is part of the service.
Disadvantages:
You are dependent on the Internet as the mechanism to connect to your storage-as-a-service provider, and if the network goes down, you lose that connection.
Performance can be an issue.
The cost of the storage-as-a-service provider can be prohibitive when compared with an on-premise solution. Database-as-a-Service:Benefits:
The ability to avoid hardware and software costs by leveraging a remote database that you use as you need it and just what you need to use.
Database maintenance, including backing up and restoring the database and managing users, can be avoided through the use of database-as-a-service.
You can avoid the task of doing upgrades and bug fixes to the database.
Drawbacks:
There are legal, compliancy, and privacy issues around data, and in some instances, leveraging remote databases is illegal and/or not within compliance for some types of data.
Security can be an issue when using database-as-a-service.
Many of the interfaces offered by database-as-a-service providers are proprietary in nature and thus can be difficult to leverage from applications that need to access the data.
Offer only a subset of the capabilities found in traditional on-premise enterprise databases.
Information-as-a-Service: the ability to consume any type of remotely hosted information—stock price information, address validation, credit reporting, for example—through a well-defined interface such as an API
You can leverage a wide variety of Web APIs these days, including APIs for social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, for business statistics, for stock quotes, and the list goes on.
Process-as-a-Service: a remote resource that can bind many resources together, either hosted within the same cloud computing resource or remotely, to create business processes .
Processes are meta-applications that bind many services and information together to form a business solution.
Eg. Process “Ship Product”
1. Transmit order to warehouse.
2. Process shipping provider.
3. Price shipping.
4. Turn over to shipping provider.
5. Track shipment.
6. Report to customer.
Application-as-a-Service:They typically offer:
A user interface.
Predefined application behaviour.
Predefined data.
Support for any number of client platforms, since they run through the browser.
Eg. Salesforce SFA, office automation applications are indeed applications-as-a-service as well, including Google Docs, Gmail, and Google Calendar. Advantages:
The ability to leverage an enterprise-class application without having to buy and install enterprise software.
Platform-as-a-Service:
Azilen has Built Advance Risk Management & Mitigation System with Complex requirement & Also upgraded to Liferay 6.2. We have used various technologies such as Liferay, Spring, Yui & Solr.
Building Mobile (app) Masterpiece with Distributed AgileWee Witthawaskul
The document discusses how the speaker built a distributed agile team to develop a successful mobile app for Morningstar for iPad. Key points include:
- The project started in 2011 and involved developing concurrently for iOS and a Java backend.
- The team implemented agile practices like continuous integration, automated testing, and tracking work in JIRA to facilitate distributed development.
- The app launched in 2013 and became a top 10 finance app, demonstrating the effectiveness of their distributed agile approach to mobile development.
The document describes testing procedures for a GPS application. It discusses hurdles in GPS testing like signal fluctuations with barriers and weather. It outlines the test strategy used including functional, load, performance, and field testing. The main testing focuses are on functionality, network connectivity, usability, scalability, security, and performance. GPS module testing procedures are described including using simulators, collecting real trip data, and analyzing signal strength and location data. JMeter is used for load and performance testing, and custom tools are created for issue tracking.
Company profile TriCoSys Solutions Private LimitedSubodh Deshpande
TriCoSys Solutions Private Limited is an IT company based in Pune, India that was formed in 2013. It provides software services and consultancy using agile methodologies. TriCoSys has a team of highly motivated professionals with expertise in programming languages like Java and C#, web technologies, databases, reporting tools, and mobile development on Android and Windows platforms. The company believes in effective planning and using latest technologies to provide quality software solutions within budget and timeline. TriCoSys has infrastructure including office space, servers, and networking equipment to support its services and projects in areas like machine to machine solutions, enterprise applications, and mobile app development.
- Violation of app store policies or guidelines related to content, privacy, security, etc.
- Crashes, bugs or stability issues identified during review.
- Poor user experience such as confusing or cluttered UI, lack of functionality.
- Submission errors like missing information, screenshots or metadata.
- Monetization issues including inappropriate in-app purchases or subscriptions.
- Violation of app store policies or guidelines related to content, privacy, monetization, etc.
- Technical issues like crashes, bugs, or poor performance.
- Missing required metadata, assets, or information in the app store listing.
- Use of private APIs or integration of external payment mechanisms.
- Excessive data usage without prompting the user or allowing for WiFi preference.
- Copyright or trademark infringement from use of third-party logos/content without permission.
- Poor user experience or interface issues like improper keyboard handling.
The document discusses the key stages in the IoT product life cycle: design, deployment, ongoing management, and decommissioning. It notes that design is the most important stage as developers must consider requirements for all subsequent stages to ensure ease of support. Deployment involves proof-of-concepts, pilots and commercial roll-out and requires access by multiple stakeholders. Ongoing management, the longest stage, allows remote monitoring, maintenance and updates. Decommissioning is often overlooked but properly planning for end-of-life supports transitioning to new models.
Achieving The Telegraph's Digital Publishing Objectives - Phase 1Publisher's Toolbox
The Telegraph in London selected the Baobab Suite platform as their content redistribution platform, mobile app framework. Together with The Telegraph some key objectives were defined as critical to overcome. This presentation graphically presents how those challenges were overcome.
Google Cloud Platform provides several compute and storage services including Compute Engine, Container Engine, App Engine, Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL, Cloud Datastore, and Bigtable. App Engine is a platform as a service for building scalable web and mobile backends with managed runtimes and automatic scaling. Container Engine (GKE) provides Kubernetes container orchestration to deploy and manage containerized applications at scale. Cloud SQL is a fully-managed MySQL database, while Cloud Datastore is a NoSQL database for app backends.
- The document discusses cloud computing concepts including virtualization, essential cloud features, cloud service models (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, BPaaS), deployment models (private, public, hybrid, community cloud), and benefits of cloud computing.
- It outlines security concerns in cloud environments related to issues like physical controls being replaced by virtual controls, expanded access and shifted control, and increased speed of provisioning. It discusses how security domains map to cloud environments.
- Finally, it presents two viewpoints on cloud security - security from the cloud focuses on security-as-a-service, while security for the cloud focuses on secure usage of cloud applications.
Persona-based testing has never been easier
Covered in this webinar:
- Intro to Perfecto
- Digital Challenges
- Perfecto CQ Lab and Wind Tunnel™ Overview
- Wind Tunnel Deep Dive
- How to Add Wind Tunnel to your Test
- Demo
- Q&A
By the end of this webinar, you'll be a master at adding UX to each of your tests!
SXSW 2010 Future15 : Rise of Mobile, APIs and Web RuntimesDaniel Appelquist
The document discusses the rise of mobile web usage and how web technologies are evolving to better support mobile devices. It notes that 28.6% of mobile subscribers now use mobile browsers and HTML5 is growing in popularity over native apps. However, current mobile web experiences have limitations like lack of access to device features and poor usability. The document outlines emerging standards like W3C widgets that aim to address these issues by allowing web apps to be installed and run like native apps while accessing device APIs. It also discusses privacy concerns around using new features like location data and APIs being developed for additional device integration like contacts and calendar.
Baobab suite overview january 2013 v3 (slideshare)afrozaar
Afrozaar's Mobile Backend as a Service (MBaaS) Baobab Suite is the first of its kind for the publishing industry.
Baobab Suite has been built on solid technologies and is readily scalable to meet the publishing and content distribution needs of the worlds leading newspaper publishing houses.
www.baobabsuite.com
SharePoint Migration-What you need to knowOliver Wirkus
A migration to SharePoint is not an easy task and requires extensive and thorough planning to ensure success. This session walks you through all the necessary planning activities and provides established best-practices and recommendation to ensure, your migration planning and migration are efficient and successful.
198 How to Use In-Application Messaging to Drive User EngagementProductCamp Boston
Presenter: Keith Fenech
Software Product Managers are leveraging application insights to gain quantitative data on user adoption and engagement with their desktop applications, and qualitative feedback from their most engaged users.
Combining software usage data with powerful in-application messaging technology, you can engage, inform, and encourage users like never before. Now you can reach and educate specific users with highly targeted, event driven, direct-to-desktop in-application messaging and surveying.
Keith Fenech, VP, Software Analytics, discusses best practices and use cases that have proven successful for using in-application messaging to communicate with your users, including:
- Segmenting and profiling users based on their actual usage patterns to deliver highly targeted, personalized messaging
- Creating and testing effective in-application messaging strategies
- Increasing conversions by engaging users at the right time during their evaluation cycle
- Surveying the users with the right levels of experience with your application and features to get the most relevant feedback
Keith was the Co-Founder and CEO of Trackerbird Software Analytics before the company was acquired by Revulytics in 2016. Following the acquisition, Keith joined the Revulytics team and is now responsible for the strategic direction and growth of the Usage Analytics business within the company. Prior to founding Trackerbird, Keith held senior product roles at GFI Software where he was responsible for the product roadmap and revenue growth for various security products in the company's portfolio. Keith also brings with him 10 years of IT consultancy experience in the SMB space. Keith has a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Malta, specializing in high performance computing.
199 Don’t Feed the “HiPPOs” – Using Data to Overcome Opinion ProductCamp Boston
Presenter: Steve Johnson & Keith Fenech
As a product manager, you know that most everyone in your company has an opinion on what should (or should not) be included in your products. Your VP of Sales wants you to add functionality to help him win just one deal, and the VP of marketing wants a questionable ‘purple cow.’ But then your VP of Engineering wants to cut out features because of limited development resources.
HiPPOs (highest paid person’s opinion), can have a huge impact on your product roadmap, but they might not reflect true customer requirements. So how can you back up your gut instincts and respond to the HiPPOs, to make the best product decisions?
Join Steve Johnson, Founder of Under10 Playbook, and Keith Fenech, VP of Software Analytics at Revulytics, as they show you how using software usage analytics will provide you with data from actual customer use of your products to help you build better software while providing compelling and persuasive responses to the HiPPOs…so you can replace junk opinion with nutritious data.
Steve is a product management process coach, author, speaker, and advisor. His approach is based on the belief that minimal process and simple templates result in a nimble product marketing and management team.
Steve has been working within the high-technology arena since 1979 with experience in technical, sales, and marketing management positions at companies specializing in enterprise and desktop hardware and software. His market and technical savvy allowed him to rise rapidly through the ranks from Product Manager to Chief Marketing Officer. In his various technical marketing roles, he has launched dozens of product offerings. Steve draws heavily on his marketing and sales experience while his quick wit adds an element of fun to his workshops and speeches.
Before founding Under10, Steve was a Pragmatic Marketing instructor for over 15 years and personally trained thousands of product managers and hundreds of company senior executive teams.
________
Keith Fenech was the Co-Founder and CEO of Trackerbird Software Analytics before the company was acquired by Revulytics in 2016. Following the acquisition, Keith joined the Revulytics team and is now responsible for the strategic direction and growth of the Usage Analytics business within the company. Prior to founding Trackerbird, Keith held senior product roles at GFI Software where he was responsible for the product roadmap and revenue growth for various security products in the company's portfolio. Keith also brings with him 10 years of IT consultancy experience in the SMB space. Keith has a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Malta, specializing in high performance computing.
School of Computer & Information SciencesITS-532 Cloud ComTaunyaCoffman887
School of Computer & Information Sciences
ITS-532 Cloud Computing
Chapter 13 – Migrating to the Cloud
Learning Objectives
• Define requirements for migrating an application to the cloud.
• Describe the importance of backing up data before and after moving an application to the
cloud.
• Appreciate the benefit of using experienced consultants to assist with a cloud migration.
• Describe an application in terms of its resource use.
• Define and describe vendor lock-in and discuss ways to avoid it.
• Describe the importance of training employees before, during, and after a cloud migration.
• Describe the importance of establishing a realistic cloud-deployment schedule.
• Discuss key budget factors impacted by the cloud.
• Discuss potential IT governance issues related to the cloud.
• Define and describe cloud bursting.
Migration to the Cloud
• An application can be moved to the cloud quickly.
• There are a myriad of cloud-solution providers who will
eagerly assist by giving you instant access to cloud-
based servers, data storage, and support.
• Like all IT projects, the process of moving an application
to the cloud, or the process of creating and deploying a
new cloud application, should be well planned.
System Requirements
• All IT projects should begin with specific
requirements. The process of taking an
application to the cloud, known as cloud
migration, is no exception. The cloud-
migration process should start with defined
requirements.
Common Cloud System Requirements
• Data security and privacy requirements
• Site capacity plan—the resources that the application initially
needs to operate
• Scalability requirements—the measurable factors that should drive
scaling events
• System uptime requirements
• Business continuity and disaster requirements
• Budget requirements
• Operating system and programming language requirements
Common Cloud System Requirements
Continued
• Type of cloud: public, private, or hybrid
• Single- or multitenant solution requirements
• Data backup requirements
• Client device requirements, such as computer, tablet, or smartphone
support
• Training requirements
• Help desk and support requirements
• Governance and auditing requirements
• Open source software requirements
Common Cloud System Requirements Cont.
• Programming API requirements
• Dashboard and reporting requirements
• Client access requirements
• Data export requirements
Real World: CloudSwitch Cloud Migration
• Many companies have enterprise-based applications
that are widely used by their employees.
• These applications, therefore, are mission critical.
• CloudSwitch provides a downloadable application that
companies can install within their data center and that
securely maps the company’s on-site applications to a
cloud-based solution in a matter of minutes.
Protect Your Existing Data
• Before you begin your application migration to a cloud provider,
make sure that you back up your data so ...
This document discusses mobile application testing. It begins with an introduction to the author's experience in mobile development and quality assurance. It then covers trends in mobile technology and applications. The main sections discuss approaches to testing mobile applications, including requirement analysis, challenges for different mobile platforms, and focus areas for testing like performance, security and compatibility. Automated and manual testing strategies are also outlined.
Vojtěch Morávek, Senior Systems Engineer, VMware
Virtualization Forum 2014, Prague, 22.10.2014
Jestliže SlideShare nezobrazí prezentaci korektně, můžete si ji stáhnout ve formátu .ppsx nebo .pdf (kliknutím na tlačitko v dolní liště snímků).
LocationGuru provides a carrier-grade location platform and suite of applications for telcos to enable location-based services. The platform includes modular location servers, a mass location system, and middleware to power both enterprise and consumer applications. It is a proven solution deployed with over 250 million mobile subscribers.
Covered in this Session:
- Intro to Perfecto
- Monitoring Discovery Questions
- Monitoring Key Requirements
- Real User Monitoring vs. Synthetic Monitoring
- Steps to Set Up Monitoring
- Demo
- Success Story
- Q&A
Introducing the Applitools Self Healing Execution Cloud.pdfApplitools
In this session with Applitools co-founder Adam Carmi, you will see the Applitools Execution Cloud in action, learn how self-healing works under the hood, and explore how you can execute your test suites in orders of magnitude faster and more stable than with any other test execution infrastructure.
Session recording and more info at https://applitools.info/ixn
Key takeaways:
• What is self-healing technology and why is it useful?
• Learn how self-healing works under the hood
• Learn how to run a Selenium test on the Applitools Execution Cloud
• Learn how to easily implement effective cross-device and browser tests
The document provides an overview of the Android operating system. It discusses that Android is an open source, Linux-based operating system designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. It also covers the key aspects of Android including its architecture, software stack, applications, SDK, compatibility requirements and some other platforms based on Android like Google TV.
How to Get CNIC Information System with Paksim Ga.pptxdanishmna97
Pakdata Cf is a groundbreaking system designed to streamline and facilitate access to CNIC information. This innovative platform leverages advanced technology to provide users with efficient and secure access to their CNIC details.
Dr. Sean Tan, Head of Data Science, Changi Airport Group
Discover how Changi Airport Group (CAG) leverages graph technologies and generative AI to revolutionize their search capabilities. This session delves into the unique search needs of CAG’s diverse passengers and customers, showcasing how graph data structures enhance the accuracy and relevance of AI-generated search results, mitigating the risk of “hallucinations” and improving the overall customer journey.
The document discusses the key stages in the IoT product life cycle: design, deployment, ongoing management, and decommissioning. It notes that design is the most important stage as developers must consider requirements for all subsequent stages to ensure ease of support. Deployment involves proof-of-concepts, pilots and commercial roll-out and requires access by multiple stakeholders. Ongoing management, the longest stage, allows remote monitoring, maintenance and updates. Decommissioning is often overlooked but properly planning for end-of-life supports transitioning to new models.
Achieving The Telegraph's Digital Publishing Objectives - Phase 1Publisher's Toolbox
The Telegraph in London selected the Baobab Suite platform as their content redistribution platform, mobile app framework. Together with The Telegraph some key objectives were defined as critical to overcome. This presentation graphically presents how those challenges were overcome.
Google Cloud Platform provides several compute and storage services including Compute Engine, Container Engine, App Engine, Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL, Cloud Datastore, and Bigtable. App Engine is a platform as a service for building scalable web and mobile backends with managed runtimes and automatic scaling. Container Engine (GKE) provides Kubernetes container orchestration to deploy and manage containerized applications at scale. Cloud SQL is a fully-managed MySQL database, while Cloud Datastore is a NoSQL database for app backends.
- The document discusses cloud computing concepts including virtualization, essential cloud features, cloud service models (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, BPaaS), deployment models (private, public, hybrid, community cloud), and benefits of cloud computing.
- It outlines security concerns in cloud environments related to issues like physical controls being replaced by virtual controls, expanded access and shifted control, and increased speed of provisioning. It discusses how security domains map to cloud environments.
- Finally, it presents two viewpoints on cloud security - security from the cloud focuses on security-as-a-service, while security for the cloud focuses on secure usage of cloud applications.
Persona-based testing has never been easier
Covered in this webinar:
- Intro to Perfecto
- Digital Challenges
- Perfecto CQ Lab and Wind Tunnel™ Overview
- Wind Tunnel Deep Dive
- How to Add Wind Tunnel to your Test
- Demo
- Q&A
By the end of this webinar, you'll be a master at adding UX to each of your tests!
SXSW 2010 Future15 : Rise of Mobile, APIs and Web RuntimesDaniel Appelquist
The document discusses the rise of mobile web usage and how web technologies are evolving to better support mobile devices. It notes that 28.6% of mobile subscribers now use mobile browsers and HTML5 is growing in popularity over native apps. However, current mobile web experiences have limitations like lack of access to device features and poor usability. The document outlines emerging standards like W3C widgets that aim to address these issues by allowing web apps to be installed and run like native apps while accessing device APIs. It also discusses privacy concerns around using new features like location data and APIs being developed for additional device integration like contacts and calendar.
Baobab suite overview january 2013 v3 (slideshare)afrozaar
Afrozaar's Mobile Backend as a Service (MBaaS) Baobab Suite is the first of its kind for the publishing industry.
Baobab Suite has been built on solid technologies and is readily scalable to meet the publishing and content distribution needs of the worlds leading newspaper publishing houses.
www.baobabsuite.com
SharePoint Migration-What you need to knowOliver Wirkus
A migration to SharePoint is not an easy task and requires extensive and thorough planning to ensure success. This session walks you through all the necessary planning activities and provides established best-practices and recommendation to ensure, your migration planning and migration are efficient and successful.
198 How to Use In-Application Messaging to Drive User EngagementProductCamp Boston
Presenter: Keith Fenech
Software Product Managers are leveraging application insights to gain quantitative data on user adoption and engagement with their desktop applications, and qualitative feedback from their most engaged users.
Combining software usage data with powerful in-application messaging technology, you can engage, inform, and encourage users like never before. Now you can reach and educate specific users with highly targeted, event driven, direct-to-desktop in-application messaging and surveying.
Keith Fenech, VP, Software Analytics, discusses best practices and use cases that have proven successful for using in-application messaging to communicate with your users, including:
- Segmenting and profiling users based on their actual usage patterns to deliver highly targeted, personalized messaging
- Creating and testing effective in-application messaging strategies
- Increasing conversions by engaging users at the right time during their evaluation cycle
- Surveying the users with the right levels of experience with your application and features to get the most relevant feedback
Keith was the Co-Founder and CEO of Trackerbird Software Analytics before the company was acquired by Revulytics in 2016. Following the acquisition, Keith joined the Revulytics team and is now responsible for the strategic direction and growth of the Usage Analytics business within the company. Prior to founding Trackerbird, Keith held senior product roles at GFI Software where he was responsible for the product roadmap and revenue growth for various security products in the company's portfolio. Keith also brings with him 10 years of IT consultancy experience in the SMB space. Keith has a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Malta, specializing in high performance computing.
199 Don’t Feed the “HiPPOs” – Using Data to Overcome Opinion ProductCamp Boston
Presenter: Steve Johnson & Keith Fenech
As a product manager, you know that most everyone in your company has an opinion on what should (or should not) be included in your products. Your VP of Sales wants you to add functionality to help him win just one deal, and the VP of marketing wants a questionable ‘purple cow.’ But then your VP of Engineering wants to cut out features because of limited development resources.
HiPPOs (highest paid person’s opinion), can have a huge impact on your product roadmap, but they might not reflect true customer requirements. So how can you back up your gut instincts and respond to the HiPPOs, to make the best product decisions?
Join Steve Johnson, Founder of Under10 Playbook, and Keith Fenech, VP of Software Analytics at Revulytics, as they show you how using software usage analytics will provide you with data from actual customer use of your products to help you build better software while providing compelling and persuasive responses to the HiPPOs…so you can replace junk opinion with nutritious data.
Steve is a product management process coach, author, speaker, and advisor. His approach is based on the belief that minimal process and simple templates result in a nimble product marketing and management team.
Steve has been working within the high-technology arena since 1979 with experience in technical, sales, and marketing management positions at companies specializing in enterprise and desktop hardware and software. His market and technical savvy allowed him to rise rapidly through the ranks from Product Manager to Chief Marketing Officer. In his various technical marketing roles, he has launched dozens of product offerings. Steve draws heavily on his marketing and sales experience while his quick wit adds an element of fun to his workshops and speeches.
Before founding Under10, Steve was a Pragmatic Marketing instructor for over 15 years and personally trained thousands of product managers and hundreds of company senior executive teams.
________
Keith Fenech was the Co-Founder and CEO of Trackerbird Software Analytics before the company was acquired by Revulytics in 2016. Following the acquisition, Keith joined the Revulytics team and is now responsible for the strategic direction and growth of the Usage Analytics business within the company. Prior to founding Trackerbird, Keith held senior product roles at GFI Software where he was responsible for the product roadmap and revenue growth for various security products in the company's portfolio. Keith also brings with him 10 years of IT consultancy experience in the SMB space. Keith has a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Malta, specializing in high performance computing.
School of Computer & Information SciencesITS-532 Cloud ComTaunyaCoffman887
School of Computer & Information Sciences
ITS-532 Cloud Computing
Chapter 13 – Migrating to the Cloud
Learning Objectives
• Define requirements for migrating an application to the cloud.
• Describe the importance of backing up data before and after moving an application to the
cloud.
• Appreciate the benefit of using experienced consultants to assist with a cloud migration.
• Describe an application in terms of its resource use.
• Define and describe vendor lock-in and discuss ways to avoid it.
• Describe the importance of training employees before, during, and after a cloud migration.
• Describe the importance of establishing a realistic cloud-deployment schedule.
• Discuss key budget factors impacted by the cloud.
• Discuss potential IT governance issues related to the cloud.
• Define and describe cloud bursting.
Migration to the Cloud
• An application can be moved to the cloud quickly.
• There are a myriad of cloud-solution providers who will
eagerly assist by giving you instant access to cloud-
based servers, data storage, and support.
• Like all IT projects, the process of moving an application
to the cloud, or the process of creating and deploying a
new cloud application, should be well planned.
System Requirements
• All IT projects should begin with specific
requirements. The process of taking an
application to the cloud, known as cloud
migration, is no exception. The cloud-
migration process should start with defined
requirements.
Common Cloud System Requirements
• Data security and privacy requirements
• Site capacity plan—the resources that the application initially
needs to operate
• Scalability requirements—the measurable factors that should drive
scaling events
• System uptime requirements
• Business continuity and disaster requirements
• Budget requirements
• Operating system and programming language requirements
Common Cloud System Requirements
Continued
• Type of cloud: public, private, or hybrid
• Single- or multitenant solution requirements
• Data backup requirements
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5. Overview
Why Environment Aware Content
• Localized content
• Targeted content
• Customize content for location, weather, user profile, content
consumption pattern
Why Aware Platform
• Power existing mobile apps for EAC
• Leverage elasticity of cloud (Azure)
• Get up and running in no time
• Extend and Integrate through Aware adaptors
6. Functional Features
Tracking
•Record co-ordinates
into GIS system
•Drive mobile
engagement
•Determine location to
be in/out/within geo
fence
Geofencing
•Create and modify
geo-fences
•Upload content for
geo fences
•Choose publishing
preferences/channels
Publishing
•Create publishing
rules
•Deliver content based
on publishing rules
and channel
preferences
Aware Mobile App
•Display published
content
•Perform one time
check-in
•Post co-ordinates
continuously
•Locate nearby
geofences
•Set content
preferences
Consumption
•Identify content
consumption patterns
•Use machine learning
to improve
environment-aware
content by self-
learning from patterns
7. • Draw or create geo fences – a geo fence is a geographical boundary within which a point of
interest (POI) is located. E.g. a store’s location can be a POI and an area of 1 mile surrounding it
can be a geo fence
• Geo fence is the core of Aware platform
• Configure/upload the content that needs to be published for the defined geo fence
• Configure publishing channels for the defined geo fences. Publishing channels include push
notifications, sms, emails etc.
Geo Fencing
• Tracking component records location co-ordinates and other sensory information
• Determines if the recorded location co-ordinate is inside a fence, or outside a fence, or is within
a fence
• This is called status of the user/device. This status is created in comparison with the previous
location co-ordinates
• Records mobile engagement activities (optional) – this includes recording activities such as
opening an offer, usage of app
Tracking
8. • Used to configure rules to publish content based on the status event
• Publishing rules are configured with below additional dimensions
• weather, time (range), geo fence
• A rules engine is available as part of the platform for easy customizations
and extensions
Publishing
• Identify content consumption patterns by analysing the number of times
the published content was opened, and the amount of time it was looked
at
• Use pre-configured machine learning algorithms to improve the accuracy
of publishing rules – adapt the rules to identified consumption patterns
Consumption
9. • App allows user to perform one time check-in or post co-ordinates continuously
• On-demand check-in is an option that allows user to post his location co-ordinates
and other environment information manually. E.g. when he could use this option
when he reaches near a store and decides to “check out” the available offers
• If user chooses to be tracked continuously, all information is posted at defined
intervals
• Locate nearby geofences
• Displays the near by geo fences marked on a map (Bing or Google). Useful particularly
in cases where user performs one time check-in by allowing him/her to validate
his/her position
• Display published content
• All content published to the user’s device through the mobile app using multiple
channels
• All content is available for user through the Inbox feature
• Set content preferences - Settings
• User can choose to set the content preferences using Settings section of the app
Aware Mobile App
10. Solution Design
Microsoft Azure Stack
Service Fabric
SQL
Queues
Batch
Notification Hub
Mobile Engagement
Machine Learning
Recommendation API
Bot Service
11. Use Cases
Retail Offers
• Publish environment aware offers/coupons and discounts to
users
• Domain – Retail, FMCG
Safety and Security
• Create geo fences for secure regions
• Trigger alerts when devices enter or leave the secure geo fences
• Domain - MFG
Asset Tracking
• Tag and track assets
• Report live asset status on a maps dashboard
• Domain – MFG, Healthcare