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Developing Enterprise-Grade Mobile Applications
The document discusses trends in mobile operating systems and platforms. It notes that Android's market share has grown significantly in the past year while RIM has declined. It also provides details on developing apps for platforms like iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry. The document recommends approaches for writing enterprise mobile apps, including using mobile web frameworks or hybrid apps to target multiple platforms. It outlines how mobile devices can increase employee productivity and access to enterprise data and applications.
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Developing Enterprise-Grade Mobile Applications
- 2. Developing Enterprise-GradeMobile SolutionsDPR303SimonGuestDirector, Mobility SolutionsNeudesic, LLC
- 4. Apple will havesold 54 iPhones and 11 iPads
- 5. 107 unique Androidsmartphones and 43 Android tablets in market (US)
- 6. Microsoft spending $1bnon marketing & R&D for Windows Phone 7
- 8. Current and EmergingTrendsMobile Solutions for the EnterpriseSpark Ideas for your Organization
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- 12. Worldwide data doesn’taccurately represent what’s happening in individual countries
- 13. Anyone here useSymbian?
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- 29. www.comscore.com/Products_Services/Product_Index/MobiLens (trend usedfor Dec and Mar)WM6 loses 7.5% share in 12 months. What will WP7 bring?RIM remains strong, but eroding share (-14% in 12 months)Android on fire. From 9% to 33% in 12 monthsiOS holding steady around 25% market share
- 30. What else dowe learn from this data?
- 31. Take reports, statistics,and analystforecasts with a grain of salt
- 32. Individual country marketshare very different from WW market share
- 33. Device lifecycle isvery short(EPA average is around 18 months)
- 35. Apple iPhone 4/ iPad 287.44m iPhones sold (as of Q4)
- 36. 2011 forecasts vary– 100m from Wedge Partner Analyst
- 37. iPad commanding 95%of tablet shipments WWDeveloping for iPhone / iPadObjective C
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- 41. LLVM and LLDB(Faster Compiler and Debugger)
- 42. Combined and EnhancedIDEApple App Store350k Apps (Jan 2011)
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- 44. 87% iPhone, 7%iPad, 7% multi-tgt
- 45. $4.97 avg., iPadapps 23% higherApps in the EnterpriseEnabled through iOS Enterprise Development Program ($399 per year)
- 46. Wireless App Distributionsupported in 4.2+What Android handset would I show?
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- 48. "Twitter client, TwitterDeck [sic], recently launched their app for Android. They reported that they had to contend with more than 100 different versions of Android software on 244 different handsets. The multiple hardware and software iterations present developers with a daunting challenge.“[Steve Jobs, Apple]
- 49. http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/08/samsung-confirms-continuum-dual-display-android-handset-for-veri/Samsung Continuum3.4-inch SuperAMOLED primary display, 1.8-inch Super AMOLED secondary "ticker" display
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- 51. Left/right swipe onbottom displayDeveloping for Android Java Language
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- 53. ADT Plug-in fromGoogleAndroid MarketNewer than App Store
- 54. 200k Apps available(Dec 2010)
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- 56. More user notificationsAppsin the EnterpriseNo requirement that apps have to be sourced from Market
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- 58. IBM, Google haveinternalMaylong M-150Android 1.6
- 59. 7” resistive touchscreen
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- 68. Motorola XoomAndroid 3.1(Honeycomb)
- 69. 10.1” 1280x800 resolutionscreen with capacitive touch input
- 70. 1Ghz Dual Coreprocessor
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- 74. IDC forecast around5.5m Android tablets in 2011http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/US-EN/Consumer-Product-and-Services/Tablets/ci.MOTOROLA-XOOM-US-EN.alt
- 75. Speaking of Android,isn’t Google getting sued by Oracle?
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- 78. RIM used tobe #1 in the stats… What are they doing?
- 81. http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/04/blackberry-torch-review/BlackBerry Torch 9800Slideout keyboard/touchscreen
- 82. 3.2” Capacitive TouchScreen, 480x360 resolution
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- 86. More polished than5, but familiarDeveloping for BlackBerryJava Mobile Edition (JME)
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- 88. Eclipse and NetBeansIDE SupportBlackBerry App Worldv2.0 Launched on Aug 2010
- 89. 25k Apps available(Nov 2010)
- 90. Similar mix ofapplications to other app storesApps in the EnterpriseBlackBerry Enterprise Server for Applications
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- 92. Wireless deployment…and whatabout Microsoft?
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- 96. 8Gb internal storageDevelopingfor Windows Phone 7C#/XAML based
- 97. Silverlight 3.0 onhybrid WinCE 6/7
- 98. Visual Studio and/orExpression Blend (Express versions available)Windows MarketplaceMarketplace on Windows Phone 7
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- 101. Just passed 10kapplications (Mar 11)Apps in the EnterpriseNo enterprise deployment or side loading
- 102. Beta and Privatemarketplaces announced at MIX11 (Mango)Is there a way to write once for all these devices?
- 104. Native ClientMobile WebSkillsTransferMultiple PlatformsNo Deploy/UpdateRun on DesktopMonetizationOfflinePerformanceDevice Features
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- 107. PhoneGapOpen Source (MIT)Framework for building cross platform mobile applications
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- 110. Use libraries toaccess phone features
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- 112. Deploy to appstore if requiredWebViewControllerNative shell upload to AppStoreJavaScript bridgeNative Libraries (ObjC)iPhone OS 4.3.1Web ServerWeb StorageLocal HTML
- 114. Mobile enterprise appsales accounted for $2.8bn in 2009. Projected $11bn by 2015.http://www.fiercemobilecontent.com/special-reports/top-mobile-applications-2010-ten-enterprise-apps-work-hard-so-you-dont-have#ixzz14ozEILJ4
- 115. Apple reported thatiPad is being deployed or tested by 80% of Fortune 500
- 116. Employee ProductivityBusiness toConsumerIndustry Vertical
- 118. Definition: Useof mobile devices to increase productivity of existing business applications and processes
- 119. “CxO goes toApple Store one weekend, buys iPad, on Monday it’s a company standard”
- 120. Michael Hedges purchased4,500 iPads for his organizationhttp://www.slashgear.com/michael-hedges-purchases-4500-ipads-22109951/
- 121. General Productivity (Emailand Office)
- 122. QuickOffice Connect HDOffice2HDhttp://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id364361728?mt=8http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/quickoffice-connect-mobile/id376212724?mt=8
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- 124. 1. Out ofthe Box2. Native Client from AppStore3. Custom Solution
- 125. Out of theBox Mobile Access using Microsoft SharePoint 2010
- 126. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shareplus-office-mobile-client/id364895421?mt=8SharePlus Office MobileClient (Both iPhone and iPad)
- 127. Custom Document ManagementClient for the iPad
- 128. Equipping the SalesForce
- 129. http://accessdynamicscrm.com/TenDigitsMobileAccess Online (DynamicsCRM for BlackBerry and Windows Mobile 6)
- 130. Neudesic - DynamicsCRM Accelerator for iOS
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- 134. http://www.apple.com/iphone/business/apps/in-house/Axel Springer (LargePublication House in Germany)
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- 136. “With great powercomes great responsibility”
- 138. I don’t wantmy employees doing [x]. How do I configure policy?What happens if I leave my device on the [bus|train|plane]?How do I secure communication from the device?I’m writing an application. How do I make my application secure?What other bad stuff should I be aware of?
- 140. Restrictions on DeviceFeaturesInstalling Apps, Camera, Facetime, Screen Capture, Sync while Roaming, Voice Dialing, In App Purchases, Multi-player Gaming, Game Center FriendsRestrictions on ApplicationsAccess to YouTube, iTunes, and Safari (various settings)Content Rating RestrictionsRegional setting, with maximum content ratings across Movies, TV Shows, and AppsMobile Device Management (MDM)Remote ConfigurationPushing of configuration profiles to the deviceRemote QueryDevice, network, security, and application informationRemote ManagementRemote wipe, remote lock, clear passcode, OTA application delivery
- 141. Mobile Device Management(MDM)API LevelMDMS APIs announced with iOS 4.2 (although only available via agreement)Open APIs on AndroidProducts/VendorsZenprise, AirWatch, Sybase Afaria, MobileIronMicrosoft announced MDM support in SCCM 2012http://www.zdnet.com/blog/microsoft/microsoft-readies-tool-for-managing-ipads-iphones-and-android-devices/8987Beta 2 - http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/en/us/configuration-manager/cm-vnext-beta.aspx
- 144. Data Protection (postiOS 4.2)Anything written to (flash) storage encrypted with a 256-bit AES key, derived from the user’s passcodeStrength of data protection dependent on passcode strengthBrute force with 4 digit simple PIN. A little more challenging when alphanumeric, including non-alpha charactersMitigated by PBKDF2 iterations (50ms derivation = ~20 passwords per second)However, only applies to applications that use Data Protection API, and apps need to now handle failure
- 145. Password StorageDon’t storethem in user defaultsUI Abstracts the password, but can be easily accessed from the FileSystem/a simple backup/iPhone ExplorerUse the Keychain insteadResourceshttp://software-security.sans.org/blog/2011/01/05/using-keychain-to-store-passwords-ios-iphone-ipad/
- 146. Authentication and AuthorizationAuthenticationNoconcept of users, accounts, passwords on devicesUser is assumed to be authenticated (via pincode)No way of re-prompting user for pincode programmatically, nor locking the deviceAuthentication for your own application will have to be custom (against back end services)AuthorizationNo concept of roles, permissions on the deviceUser is assumed to be authorized (within the sandbox of the signed application)Resourceshttp://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Security/Conceptual/SecureCodingGuide/Articles/SecuritySvcs.html
- 148. Definition: Extendingthe public/consumer face of business using mobile devices
- 149. Mobile as-an-extension-of WebPresence
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- 152. Realtor.com (Move, Inc.)EnablingMove, Inc. to reach mobile users through the new Windows 7 Phone Platform
- 153. Kelley Blue Book’skbb.comGiving consumers more power at the dealership through KBB mobile application
- 154. Jeep TripCastTrack andshare details of your off-road travel across social networks
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- 158. Definition: Changingthe way industries run by using mobile devices
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- 160. Doctors wandering aroundhospital with tablets…
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- 162. “3 in 10Americans said that they would be willing to monitor health via a mobile device”
- 163. “40% would bewilling to pay for a remote monitoring device that sends information to their doctor”
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- 165. http://www.keynote.com/benchmark/images/mobile-banking2-large.jpgBank of America– iPhone Online Banking
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- 169. QR Code /Code 39 Scanner to interact with display itemsIntegrates with organization’s product systems to get more data on items and availability
- 170. Also enables customersto back-order/order items online that are not available in store (e.g. different color, size, etc.)
- 171. Additional angle withback-order online, display mobile coupon, and retail check outMobile POS (Point of Sale)
- 172. Credit card readerattached to mobile device to enable POSIntegrates with organization’s back end payment systems or third party merchant
- 173. Enables checkout ofcustomers without line at back of store
- 174. Responsible in partfor increasing traffic, sales, and profit margins at Disney’s new stores by 20%http://www.retailsolutionsonline.com/article.mvc/Mobility-Buzz-At-NRF-0001?user=2423468&source=nl:29706
- 175. http://www.itechnews.net/2008/12/23/nec-lavie-ll750-notebook/FeliCa Contactless cardscanner on NEC LaVie Laptop
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- 177. Near Field Communication(NFC)http://eetimes.eu/en/nfc-comes-to-the-pc.html?cmp_id=7&news_id=222902715
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- 179. Card Emulation: Devicebehaves like an existing contactless cardReader:Device is active and reads a passive RFID tagP2P:Two devices communicate together/exchange
- 180. ConclusionDynamic Market18 monthlifecycle, highly competitive, balance between OS, software, hardware, and TelcoChanging the Way Organizations do Business2010 about device proliferation, 2011 about enterprise applicationsFirst Mover AdvantageWhat is your organization’s roadmap for mobile?
- 181. Why Neudesic?How hardcan it be?It’s just a mobile appUnder the water:Cloud IntegrationOn Premise IntegrationSAP, Siebel, DynamicsOffline AccessSyncOffice IntegrationData SecurityAuthenticationDeploymentUpdatesManagementDeveloper Lifecycle(TDD, UX Design)
- 182. Gold Certified MicrosoftPartner
- 183. Simon GuestDirector, MobilitySolutionssimon.guest@neudesic.comhttp://simonguest.com© 2011 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
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