The document discusses enterprise mobility and provides an overview of the evolution of mobile technology and networks. It defines enterprise mobility as making enterprise IT resources accessible from mobile devices. Some key enterprise IT needs for mobility include identity management, device management, mobile enablement, policy management, security, and application management. The document outlines challenges in enterprise mobility and provides an approach involving unified identity management, secure networks, device management systems, unified communication platforms, mobile enablement platforms, and web-to-mobile converters. It compares various technology options and provides best practices for enterprise mobility.

1. Enterprise Mobility
Blue Print
Ezhil Arasan Babaraj
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2. Mobile Technology - Evolution
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Generation Generation Generation Generation
Cellular Digital Networks IP Data Networks All IP Networks
Networks
WiMax
MMS GPRS
Rich Native &
SMS
Web Apps
WAP/WIG LIVE Streaming
Web Sockets
SIM based APP Wireless
Native APP HTML 5
Network
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3. Enterprise Mobility?
Making enterprise IT related resources such as
email, chat, voice, video, application & its related data
accessible from various mobile devices.
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4. Enterprise IT
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5. Enterprise IT - Mobility Need
• Identity
Management
• Device
Management
• Mobile
Enablement
• Policy
Management
• Security
• Application
Management
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6. Challenges
• Many devices built on different technologies
• Secure Access
• Managing Identity & Presence
• Unification of internal & External communication
• Mobile Enablement for Enterprise Apps & Websites
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7. Approach
• Deploy Unified Identity Management
• Secure your Network
• Choose the right Multi Device Management System
• Deploy Unified Communication Platform
• MEAP for enabling enterprise Applications
• Web To Mobile Converters for Websites
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8. Technologies to be considered
• Identity Management
– Open ID & Open Auth
• Network Security
– Mobile VPN
• Multi Device Management System
– BB Enterprise, Funambol, Rhomobile…etc
• Unified Communication Platform
– CISCO UC, IBM UC, Mobile VOIP
• MEAP
– Rhomobile, Sybase
• Web To Mobile Converters
– MoFuse, Mobify, CSS Corp’s SmartWeb
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9. Comparison
Enterprise Black Rho Sybase Cisco IBM Microsoft Funambol
Need Berry mobile
Identity a a a a a a a
Mgmt
Network a a a a
Security
Multi Device a a a a a a a
Mgmt
Unified a a a
Comm
MEAP a a a a a a a
App Mgmt a a a a a a a
Cloud/Hosted a a a
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10. Best Practices
• Single Vendor Strategy
• Have an Enterprise Mobility Architecture
• Mobile Enable Critical Ones
– Email & Chat
– Critical Business Apps
– Encourage to Develop Mobile Web Apps
• Implement MEAP to secure data access
• Use Mobile VPN to enhance security
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11. Thank You!
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