The document discusses the benefits and challenges of enterprise mobility. It argues that mobility is changing the pace of business as it did previously from 1990 to 2010. Investing in enterprise mobility can provide benefits like optimized processes, more productive field workers, and real-time data and reports, but also risks like security issues if corporate data leaves the office on devices that may be lost. The document provides solutions to these challenges like mobile device management and mobile application management to control devices and apps. It provides examples of successful mobile solutions implemented at various companies.

1. Enterprise
Mobility
Getting
Trendy
Markiyan
Matsekh,
April 2013

2. WHY?

3. Mobility is changing the pace

4. It already happened once…
20101990

5. Now it’s happening again
2000 2013

6. So, what exactly do I get from this…
enterprise mobility?

7. More
Optimized
processes

8. More
More productive
field workers

9. Real-time data
and reports

10. Well-grounded
fast decisions

11. Reduced
paperwork

12. ROI = saved time + customer satisfaction

13. What do I risk by investing into mobile enterprise?

14. What do I risk by investing into mobile enterprise?
What do I risk by NOT investing into mobile enterprise?

15. What do I risk by NOT investing into mobile enterprise?
What do I risk by investing into mobile enterprise?
Will mobility improve my business?

16. Challenges

17. Security

18. Corporate data gets out of the office
Sensitive data is sent through Internet
Devices may be lost with data on them

19. Usability

20. Offline Mode
Single Sign-On
Feedback from users
Optimized apps for user groups

21. Bring Your Own Device

22. Corporate App Store
Cross-platform apps
Customers with their devices
Retired employees, retired devices
Data gets out of control

23. Security
Usability

24. Your employees already have your corporate data on their devices

25. All you need to do is let them use it your way.
And make them want to use it this way.

26. Solutions

27. Mobile Device Management

28. Lifecycle Provisioning
Over-the-Air Configuration
Theft Protection(Wipe, Lock)
Device-level Security Policies

29. Mobile Application Management

30. Deployment
Versioning
Crowd Sourcing
Access Control
Monitoring
App-level Policies
Selective Wipe
BYOD-oriented

31. User Management

32. Data Sync
Users Audit
Users’ Devices Audit
Cross-Device Policies
Active Directory Integration

33. Custom Tools

34. Analytics
Offline Mode
Cross-Platform Apps
Optimized User Experience
Integration with Existing Environments

35. Real Life

36. Case Studies

37. Mobile Reporting & Time Tracking Solution
Customer: Leading provider of cost recovery solutions for law firms
Task: Develop application aimed at simplifying reporting process on-the-go by lawyers
Main features:
- BYOD solution
- Integration with MDM platform
- Multiple devices per user
- Offline mode & sync
- Integration with device features
- Automated report generation
- Supporting iOS, Android and Blackberry

38. Retail Management Automation System
Customer: Software provider for wholesale, distribution & retail industries
Task: Develop an application to automate day-to-day operations in retail industry
Main features:
- Sophisticated inventory management
- Wireless access to price book
- Offline mode with support of big data
- Barcode scanning
- Integration with mobile printers
- High user satisfaction and enhanced productivity
- Made in 2004, now cross-platform

39. Mobile CRM Solution
Customer: Global CRM provider
Task: Mobilization of CRM
Main features:
- Advanced UI/UX and adaptation of content
- Integration with iOS calendar and e-mail
- Local notifications on calendar events
- Offline mode
- Dashboard viewing

40. Thank you!
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