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Presentation at the Australian Institute of Project Management State Conference at the Brisbane Siebel Hotel, 10th September 2010 by the CEO of MoboDev, Mark Porter.

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AIPM Queensland State Conference 2010 Mobile Applications Curiosity turned to Expectation Presented by Mark Porter CPPM & CEO MoboDev

Member of the AIPM since 2004 Brisbane & Gold Coast Chapters Founded PM Solutions Australia in 2000 Projects in UAE, Pacific Rim, Africa & Australia Specialise in Project Management & Assurance Founded PM Learning in 2008 Founded MoboDev in 2009 Specialise in Business Applications Currently developing 20 applications….

So what is a mobile application in 2010?

Why even think about using mobile applications for business and Project Management?

Right Now… 620 million watching internet videos 610 million use instant messaging daily 500 million download music, video, or TV 400 million participate in online communities 100 million create blogs 500 million access the Internet from their mobile 300 million of theses are also information workers Source: IDC iView, "A Consumer Revolution In The Enterprise", June 2010

“We are moving from a world of impressions to a world of engagement.”

Perpetually connected, constant companion

Mobile devices serve as part of identity, ring-tones, answer-tones, designer phones & Apps

Tool for information, entertainment, music & photos

Rapid transition from cell phones to Smartphones

Over 80% of 18-29 year olds use text messaging*

38% say mobile is more important than walletSource: Pew Foundation study 2008

So how does this translate into business drivers?

Smartphone user insists on 24/7 access to e-mail, calendar, the Internet and literally thousands of other applications and assistance. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

13% of information workers currently use smartphones for work at least weekly. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

Information workers using smartphones is predicted to escalate rapidly, hitting 34% by 2012. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

Information workers are tapping into mobile application stores or operator portals for a multitude of business-related functions. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

What's driving the rapid migration to mobile applications?

The Usual Suspects Personalised – my choices… On demand – anywhere, anytime… Reaches where other media can not… Cost effective – I can pay my way… User friendly – me, my family & work… Familiar – everyone has one…

We actually think there has been a greater shift?

My Work Work? Or Personal? My Personal My Communities

Social or Business? In 2009 Facebook stated that 1/4 of their monthly worldwide visits or 65 million visits, are via mobile.

What's Personal, What's Business? Source: IDC, Information Worker Custom Survey, May 2010

How can Project Management utilise mobile applications?

By applying mobiles to… Learning + Training + Collaboration + Productivity + Informing & Supporting…

= Better Project Managers = Better Project Outcomes

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1. AIPM Queensland State Conference 2010 Mobile Applications Curiosity turned to Expectation Presented by Mark Porter CPPM & CEO MoboDev

2. About your Presenter

3. Member of the AIPM since 2004 Brisbane & Gold Coast Chapters Founded PM Solutions Australia in 2000 Projects in UAE, Pacific Rim, Africa & Australia Specialise in Project Management & Assurance Founded PM Learning in 2008 Founded MoboDev in 2009 Specialise in Business Applications Currently developing 20 applications….

4. So what is a mobile application in 2010?

6. Why even think about using mobile applications for business and Project Management?

7. Right Now… 620 million watching internet videos 610 million use instant messaging daily 500 million download music, video, or TV 400 million participate in online communities 100 million create blogs 500 million access the Internet from their mobile 300 million of theses are also information workers Source: IDC iView, "A Consumer Revolution In The Enterprise", June 2010

8. Adoption Rates for iWorkers

9. What’s Driving the Mobile Revolution?

10. “We are moving from a world of impressions to a world of engagement.”

11.

12. Perpetually connected, constant companion

13. Mobile devices serve as part of identity, ring-tones, answer-tones, designer phones & Apps

14. Tool for information, entertainment, music & photos

15. Ubiquitous uptake regardless of culture

16. Rapid transition from cell phones to Smartphones

17. Over 80% of 18-29 year olds use text messaging*

18. 38% say mobile is more important than walletSource: Pew Foundation study 2008

19. So how does this translate into business drivers?

20. Smartphone user insists on 24/7 access to e-mail, calendar, the Internet and literally thousands of other applications and assistance. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

21. 13% of information workers currently use smartphones for work at least weekly. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

22. Information workers using smartphones is predicted to escalate rapidly, hitting 34% by 2012. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

23. Information workers are tapping into mobile application stores or operator portals for a multitude of business-related functions. Source: “Understanding Information Worker Smartphone Usage” - Forrester

24. What's driving the rapid migration to mobile applications?

25. The Usual Suspects Personalised – my choices… On demand – anywhere, anytime… Reaches where other media can not… Cost effective – I can pay my way… User friendly – me, my family & work… Familiar – everyone has one…

26. We actually think there has been a greater shift?

27. My Work Work? Or Personal? My Personal My Communities

28. Social or Business? In 2009 Facebook stated that 1/4 of their monthly worldwide visits or 65 million visits, are via mobile.

29. What's Personal, What's Business? Source: IDC, Information Worker Custom Survey, May 2010

30. How can Project Management utilise mobile applications?

31.

32. By applying mobiles to… Learning + Training + Collaboration + Productivity + Informing & Supporting…

33. = Better Project Managers = Better Project Outcomes

34.

35. Where to from here?

36. Making mobile technology work for you… Embrace mobile technologies… Find the best fit to your business… Listen to users… Establish boundaries… Support innovation… Respond to client needs… Don’t be afraid of new processes…

37. PROJECTS

38. What does the future hold in store?

39.

40. Thankyou…. Questions?

Editor's Notes

All the worlds web sites. More books than you can read in a lifetime. 200,000 apps and counting. Its thin. Remember the age of people in the advert…all ages are using apps and devices…
Using smartphones to do their work. Utilising smart business applications, web sites and forums.
These include productivity apps, forms, policies and procedures, instant messaging, collaboration tools and even more advanced functions such as location-based services.
Work life balance is no more. Work life integration is now. People choose their communities and their personal life
Think outside the box with mobile apps. This one can be used for brainstorming, PRINCE2 Product Breakdowns, creative processes, team building exercises, coaching and training activities. You can email the notes, post the notes to sites or team blog sites.

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