IBM is announcing new mobile capabilities across building, connecting, managing, and securing the mobile enterprise. This includes rapid support for iOS6, support for native and offline apps in IBM Mobile Foundation, improved app distribution and management with IBM Endpoint Manager, and increased accuracy in identifying mobile access security risks with IBM Security Access Manager. IBM is also extending capabilities to mobile through solutions like IBM Social Business, Commerce, and Analytics.

1. Speeding Innovation and Extending
Reach Securely with Mobile Enterprise

2. Marie Wieck
GM, Application & Integration Middleware
IBM Software Group

3. Mobile is changing how people spend their time and interact
Of mobile users keep their device
within arm’s reach 100% of the time
By the end of this year, mobile transactions
will have increased 50% over last year
Customers who shop on tablets tend to spend
20% more than those who shop on computers

4. Mobile is changing conventions for industries
Healthcare Construction Government
From: From: From:
Traditional health institution Construction general Sitting in traffic jams
contractor with remote
employees
To: To: To:
Seamless interactions among Empowered construction Real-time re-direction to
physicians and providers, project managers armed optimal routes using
improving quality of care, with mobile solutions to mobile info
patient safety and efficiency pitch new projects in
improving patient experience higher-growth industries

5. CIO’s and LOB execs are recognizing the importance of mobile
CIOs1: LOB:
77% plan to use of personal mobile devices With customer insight as the top CEO priority3,
to access company data and applications mobile changes everything.
25+ Almost all expect to deploy more than #2 digital priority of CMOs is deploying tablet and
25 mobility applications in the next two years
mobile apps2
1A report from McKinsey & Company: Based on a survey of 250 CIOs
on their mobility strategies.
2IBM 2011 Global CMO study
3IBM 2012 CEO study

6. Businesses are struggling with the unique mobile challenges
Fragmentation of devices and platforms
Speed and frequent iteration of the mobile lifecycle
Online/Offline functionality
Security to protect corporate data
Connectivity to back-end systems and cloud
Mobile Context taking advantage of unique
capabilities such as geo-location

7. The quick reaction is to focus on devices and cool apps
Business leaders respond to mobile with,
‘Let’s build a really slick mobile app, put it
up on iTunes and we’re done!’
..... the fact [is] that underlying legacy
applications and business processes need
optimizing for the mobile experience. “
Clay Richardson, Forrester Analyst

8. The real transformation is the business model
From To
• Simple learning and sharing Two opportunities for
business have emerged:
• Sending email, calendar
access, social networking • Engage with all constituents
anywhere, anytime.
• Basic transactions: such as
buying songs, books • Transact more business
functions “in motion”

9. So the real question is…

10. A mobile transaction is…
 Flight check-in
 Rating and other social interaction
 Client loyalty programs
 Employee self-service
 Signing legal documents
 Process decisions
 Capture of consumer behavior
 Collaboration
 Purchase of goods or services
 etc.

12. Tackling multi-channel management
Examples of delivery challenges:
 Adaptive content to channel context
 How to ensure consistent entitlements
 Multi-brand management and “virtual”
sites
 Consistent experience (requires shared
code & services)

13. IBM is helping clients transform to embrace mobile transactions
Build & Connect Manage & Secure Extend & Transform
Build mobile apps Manage mobile Extend capabilities
devices and apps to mobile
Connect & run
mobile systems Secure my mobile Transform
business your business
Law Firm, Australia

14. Security and Management challenges . . .
• Potential unauthorized
access (lost, stolen)
• Disabled encryption
• Insecure devices connecting
to network
• Corporate data leakage
• Location data privacy
• Enterprise App store linkage

15. What if context determined capabilities automatically & securely?
Governed
Policy
 Context  Context
 On-site inside emergency room  At coffee shop
 On the hospital network  On an unsecured network
 Authorized doctor on shift  Authorized doctor on call
 Function: All app features  Function: Designated features only
 Data: Full data access and storage  Data: Specific encrypted data
 Security: Single-factor authentication  Security: Multi-factor authentication

17. Become a Mobile Enterprise
With a comprehensive end-to-end mobile platform and services
Build mobile Manage mobile Extend
apps devices and apps capabilities
to mobile
Connect & run Secure my
mobile systems mobile business Transform
your business
IBM Mobile Foundation IBM Social Business,
Commerce & Analytics
IBM Endpoint Manager
for Mobile
IBM Mobile Services

18. John Capriotti
Vice President, Web and Ecommerce
TBC Corporation

19. TBC Mobile Story
Mobile Application Design and Platform Selection Lifecycle at TBC
Corporation
From Ideas to Platform in 19 Days

20. TBC Corporation Overview
THE LARGEST TIRE AND AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE COMPANY
YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF…

21. ~4000 locations worldwide
Retail
The largest private brand marketer of
replacement tires in North America
Wholesale

22. Many retail brands but one clear objective
Support cohesive Customer Journey by designing for
continuity across touch-points

23. Web access trends tell a clear story of customer demand
for mobile experiences
2007 2008 2010 2012
0% 10% 18% 34%
% Traffic to TBC Retail Website on Mobile Devices

24. Research and Planning
THE DESIGN RESEARCH TEAM

25. We liberated a cross-functional research team to execute
a mobile research plan
Designer Marketing Pro Technologist

26. We observed customer interactions in stores, parking lots,
homes and offices

27. We looked outside our industry for additional insights

28. We documented the good, the bad, and the ugly

29. Research Synthesis
OPPORTUNITIES AND INSIGHTS

30. We synthesized the results in a vehicle-centric context

31. We mapped the landscape to identify opportunities

32. Insights
● Many car owners do not understand car maintenance
● Most driver do not remember services received or
deferred
● Most of the benefits of maintenance are invisible
(especially preventative)
● Most customers do not typically plan (or save) for car
maintenance and repairs

33. Portfolio Realization
TRANSFORM INSIGHTS INTO APPLICATIONS

34. We sketched hundreds of ideas touching all aspects of the
customer journey

35. We categorized and prioritized our mobile portfolio

36. Vehicle Health Monitor
facilitated consult beyond point of purchase
Educational Content
Vehicle Health Knowledge screen
delivers educational information helpful
when making an service or repair
decision.
Vehicle Health Status
Vehicle’s Health Status displays
inspection results from technician to
customer. Educational content, actual
vehicle photos, and alternatives also
available.
Social Sharing of Vehicle
Health Summary
Display vehicle badge and related health
status on social sites.

38. The Digital Diagnosis
in-store or on device time saving and education

40. Make the Value Visible
action-cost-impact calculation shows personal ROI

42. The Interactive Invoice
delivered digitally to any device
Illustrations and video content informs
and educates inspiring trust
Digital record management - no paper -
nothing to remember (or forget)
Sig Capture for purchase approval via
mobile device decreases time wasted in
checkout lines
Full access to transactional history means
greater resale potential when selling the
vehicle

44. Getting to WorkLight
THE LEAST EXCITING PLATFORM SELECTION
PROCESS EVER…REALLY

45. The application roadmap drove our selection process
Seamless execution across the full spectrum of ● Framework for Server Integration
mobile devices ● Cross-Platform Compatibility
● Runtime Skins
Complete control of the User Experience ● HTML5
● CSS3
● 3rd party library support
Ability to leverage Native Functionality ● Flexible Hybrid Model
Minimal disruption to existing enterprise ● Mash-ups from data in different backend
architecture sources.
● Retrieving data in the background while the app
is doing other things
● Converting data to a lean, mobile-friendly data
format
Ability to use existing web assets and developers ● Use of web standards such as HTML5, CSS3
to realize the vision and java script.

46. Our shortlist of platforms became shorter quickly
● Four platforms identified (thank you Forrester and Gartner)
● All four invited to present solutions based on application roadmap
● One dropped out immediately
● One was eliminated
● Two made the finalist list

47. The Purchase Highlights
● 19 days from initial application portfolio draft to selection and
purchase thanks to cross-functional team participation
● 4 hours to install platform
● 21 Days from installation to 3 applications in beta
● No New Resources - full lifecycle process using existing
design, development, QA, and infrastructure team

48. Stay tuned…

50. Miku Jha
Senior Solutions Architect
IBM Software Group

51. IBM’s strategy addresses client mobile initiatives
Build & Connect Manage & Secure Extend & Transform
Build mobile Manage mobile Extend capabilities
apps devices and apps to mobile
Connect & run Secure my Transform
mobile systems mobile business your business
Key Capabilities Key Capabilities Key Capabilities
• Mobile web, hybrid and • Mobile lifecycle • Strategy, planning and
native app development management implementation
• Enterprise data, service, • Device analytics and • Mobile-enabled solutions
and application integration control including analytics,
• Enterprise wireless • Secure network commerce, and social
networking communications & business
management • Mobile as a service

52. Build, connect, manage and secure your mobile enterprise
IBM Mobile Foundation
Quickly deliver mobile applications
in enterprise traditional & cloud
environments
Key Capabilities:
• Mobile app development platform
• Connectivity
• Mobile security
• App and device management
Includes
• IBM Worklight
• IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile
Devices
• IBM WebSphere Cast Iron
Hypervisor Edition

53. Mobile Application Development Models

54. Runtime Skins
Skins provide support for multiple
form factors in a single executable file
for devices of the same OS family.
 Different screen sizes
 Different screen densities
 Different input methods
Skins are a sub-variant of an
environment packaged in a single app
Decision on which skin to use is done
automatically at runtime
Developer-controlled JavaScript file run at app
startup determines which skin to load

55. Direct Update – User Experience
1. Update detection upon application re launch
2. Dialog box for easy user selection
3. Download progress bar for status tracking
4. Automatic application restart upon completion

56. IBM announces new mobile enterprise capabilities…
Build mobile Manage mobile Extend capabilities
apps devices and apps to mobile
Connect & run Secure my Transform
mobile systems mobile business your business
• Rapid support for iOS6
• Support for native and offline apps
IBM Mobile Foundation • Extended support for BYOD
• Enterprise and App Store linkage IBM Social Business,
• Hosted & on-premise services
Commerce & Analytics
IBM Connections 4 Mobile
leveraging location
IBM Mobile Lifecycle IBM Security Access Manager services
Development Context based security enabled
Accelerated application delivery for cloud and mobile
IBM Mobile Services
Mobile Application Mobile Enterprise Services Mobile Infrastructure
Innovation Services for Managed Mobility Strategy and Planning

57. New build, connect, manage and secure capabilities
Build mobile Manage mobile Extend capabilities
apps devices and apps to mobile
Connect & run Secure my Transform
mobile systems mobile business your business
• Rapid support for iOS6
• Support for native and offline apps
IBM Mobile Foundation • Extended support for BYOD
• Enterprise and App Store linkage IBM Social Business,
• Hosted & on-premise services
Commerce & Analytics
IBM Connections 4 Mobile
leveraging location
IBM Mobile Lifecycle IBM Security Access Manager services
Development Context based security enabled
Accelerated application delivery for cloud and mobile
IBM Mobile Services
Mobile Application Mobile Enterprise Services Mobile Infrastructure
Innovation Services for Managed Mobility Strategy and Planning

58. Manage enterprise mobile app distribution and socialize
feedback from development through deployment
IBM Worklight 5.0.5
• Improved, production ready private app store
• Role based governance
• Target user groups (mapped to LDAP repositories)
• High availability support
• Integrated with IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile
Devices for automated application deployment
• Improved native app support with a new set of native APIs
• Server triggered security challenges for improved security
• Mobile database for larger offline data sets storage with robust encryption and
advanced back-end synchronization.
• Rapid support for iOS6
IBM can help build, manage, deploy & host cross platform applications IBM Mobile
• Extend existing applications to mobile devices Application
• Reduce IT investment costs and application deployment time via the Mobile
Application Platform Management (MAPM) service
Platform
• Enable secure access to mission-critical business applications Management
• Implement flexible delivery options such as hosted and on-premise

59. Speed up enrollment & management of BYOD & enterprise devices
IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices v2.0
• Customizable enrollment questions
• Integration with BlueCat Networks automatically forces
unmanaged devices in to the enrollment process
• Compliance checklists and exception management to Unified Device Mgmt
address regulatory needs
One console,
Systems Security
• Robust self-service portal enables employees to Management
One
infrastructure Management
manage their own devices
• Enhanced data separation for BYOD support Endpoint Management
• Expanded management options
• IBM Worklight integration to automatically deploy
mobile application to users
Desktops & Laptops Smartphones
& Tablets Servers

60. Enact a collaborative, multi-platform mobile development lifecycle
IBM Mobile Development Lifecycle Solution
• Best-of-class collaborative mobile
application development lifecycle
capabilities
• Accelerate productivity with mobile
development best practices and tested Design
integrated configurations IBM Worklight
• Develop native and multi-platform hybrid App Design Mobile Testing
mobile applications
SCM and Mobile
• Distributed team build and test integrated Builds
with the mobile application platform
IBM Mobile Development Lifecycle Solution
• “mobile device-cloud” service integration (Planned for 4Q 2012*)
for on-device testing
• Support fast-paced development for mobile
with agile methodologies
(*) IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion. Information regarding potential future
products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information mentioned regarding potential future
products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any
contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.

61. Increase accuracy of identifying mobile access security risks
IBM Security Access Manager for Cloud and Mobile
IBM WorkLight Server
– Application
Transformation
Mobile Application
(developed using Worklight Studio)
IBM Security Access
Manager for Cloud
and Mobile
User Credentials
Access Mgmt.:Risk
based access (Oct)
Employee, Jane wants to access
confidential data on mobile device from
either corporate network or from outside Application Security &
the corporation Optimization: DataPower
- XML Security and
Protocol Transformation
IBM WorkLight leverages HTTP traffic to
transmit user credentials and mobile context
Enterprise
which can be used by ISAM to grant access Applications &
Connectivity
and enforce mobile access policies
Increase accuracy of identifying mobile access security risks
• Dynamically assess the security risk of an access request
• Quickly enforce Risk-Based Access
• Strengthen access to applications
• Protect applications from known security threats by analyzing HTTP traffic

62. New extend and transform capabilities
Build mobile Manage mobile Extend capabilities
apps devices and apps to mobile
Connect & run Secure my Transform
mobile systems mobile business your business
• Rapid support for iOS6
• Support for native and offline apps
IBM Mobile Foundation • Extended support for BYOD
• Enterprise and App Store linkage IBM Social Business,
• Hosted & on-premise services
Commerce & Analytics
IBM Connections 4 Mobile
leveraging location
IBM Mobile Lifecycle IBM Security Access Manager services
Development Context based security enabled
Accelerated application delivery for cloud and mobile
IBM Mobile Services
Mobile Application Mobile Enterprise Services Mobile Infrastructure
Innovation Services for Managed Mobility Strategy and Planning

63. Create new ways to engage anywhere
IBM mobile solutions for social business
• Make your workforce smarter with new security-rich
social capabilities delivered to mobile devices
• Stay on top of key work activities and actions to maintain
productivity
• Locate nearby colleagues through geo-location (user choice)
• Protect company data with local/remote data wipe capability
• Delight your customers with new multi-channel
capabilities that deliver integrated, personalized web - My Health
experiences - Find a
Provider
• Tap into mobile device specific features
- Products
and Services
Member
• Deliver consistent messaging and content across web Personalized
experience platforms -- web, mobile web, mobile hybrid experiences
• Distribute hybrid apps in app stores
- My
Business
Manager
- Discounts/
Values
- Products
and Services
Agent

64. New services capabilities
Build mobile Manage mobile Extend capabilities
apps devices and apps to mobile
Connect & run Secure my Transform
mobile systems mobile business your business
• Rapid support for iOS6
• Support for native and offline apps
IBM Mobile Foundation • Extended support for BYOD
• Enterprise and App Store linkage IBM Social Business,
• Hosted & on-premise services
Commerce & Analytics
IBM Connections 4 Mobile
leveraging location
IBM Mobile Lifecycle IBM Security Access Manager services
Development Context based security enabled
Accelerated application delivery for cloud and mobile
IBM Mobile Services
Mobile Application Mobile Enterprise Services Mobile Infrastructure
Innovation Services for Managed Mobility Strategy and Planning

65. Help accelerate your mobile transformation
Develop an enterprise level mobile business vision and roadmap
• Phased approach to help you quickly identify the highest ROI opportunities for mobile
adoption
• Business, market and user analysis with Business User Group Analysis deliverable Mobile Strategy
• Mobile architecture definition with Mobile Application Governance and Architecture Accelerator
deliverable
• Implementation roadmap with Mobile Readiness Assessment, Project Roadmap and
Milestones deliverables
Assess and plan an enterprise infrastructure mobility strategy IBM Mobile
• Provides a complete mobile infrastructure strategy and assessment of the current Infrastructure
environment against industry best practices to identify gaps
• Helps mitigate risks by properly planning for the right mobile services and improvements Strategy and
• Accelerate deployment by building support for mobile initiatives Planning
Address today’s BYOD and mobile security challenges
• Manage variety of smart phones and tablets IBM Mobile
• Secure corporate data and enhance compliance Enterprise Services
• Help simplify BYOD deployments
• Perform two-way synchronization of email, contact and calendar
for managed mobility
Rapid mobile application development
• Rapidly build and maintain mobile applications for smart devices in as little as 2 weeks. IBM Application
• Address development skill gaps in your organization by tapping an ecosystem of
capabilities on the IBM SmartCloud Development
• Fast cycle delivery and fixed price menu enables you to meet the demands of rapid- Services
release cycles

66. IBM mobile business partner announcements
Growing Mobile Ecosystem of IBM Business Partners
• Existing and new Business Partners are joining with IBM to provide our clients
with solutions across the entire mobile management lifecycle – experts who
understand your mobile enterprise needs
New IBM Business Partner Mobile Authorizations and Certifications
• IBM is investing heavily in the education and training of our mobile business
partners
• Enables a community of cross-industry and cross-function skill sets
• Provides you with flexible vendor selections for end to end mobile solutions
Mobile App Showcase
• Showcase of IBM Business Partner mobile apps developed on the Worklight
platform
• Search for mobile apps that fit your business needs by industry and
function
• Site provides clients direct linkage to IBM Business Partners

68. Panel Discussion: Achieving Success with Enterprise Mobile
John Capriotti
Vice President, Web and Ecommerce, TBC
Owen Hile
IT Manager, Gadens Legal
Usman Memon
Co-founder and Managing Partner, Streebo
Chris Jang
CEO, FAS

69. Marie Wieck
GM, Application & Integration Middleware
IBM Software Group

70. What next? We invite you to…
Join us at the Mobile Exchange Session on banking:
• Thursday Oct 11th 2:00 - 3:15pm in Room 1019A
Join us at the mobile booth within the IBM hub on the showfloor:
• Speak to mobile subject matter experts
• View, download and email product assets from the touchscope
• See live demos of IBM mobile products
Join us on the showfloor for “Meet the Expert” sessions on mobile:
• Worklight and Mobile Foundation with Miku Jha
• Mobile security with Vijay Dheap
• Mobile lifecycle management with Leigh Williamson
• Mobile banking solutions with Biao Hao
• Optimizing the mobile UX of multi-channel solutions with Brian Cheng
• SoMoClo -- Social, Mobile, Cloud with Sandy Carter (VP)
• Software services for mobile and social business with Bob McDonald (VP)
Visit us at ibm.com/mobile-enterprise:
• Watch customer testimonial videos, product demos and more
Sign up for a free trial version:
• WebSphere Worklight V5.0 Developer Edition http://ibm.com/worklight-trial

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73. Speeding innovation and extending reach securely
with mobile enterprise
What is your biggest concern regarding mobile
1.providing and managing BYOD
2.ensuring security and privacy
3.integrating cloud services to mobile devices
4.optimizing user experience in app development
What is your highest priority for app development?
1.Hybrid
2.Native
3.mobile web
4.none of the above - our priority is still traditional web

74. Speeding innovation and extending reach securely
with mobile enterprise
Where do you feel you currently are in your mobile strategy?
1.leading the competition
2.alongside the competition
3.lagging the competition
4.what strategy? We have not even started yet ...
What is your mobile priority?
1.B2E - enabling a mobile workforce and enterprise
2.B2C - providing mobile opportunities and touch points for customers
3.neither, we are not far enough along in our mobile plans yet to prioritize one
over the other

75. Speeding innovation and extending reach securely
with mobile enterprise
What have been your most significant challenges with connecting/integrating
mobile into the rest of your IT environment?
1.Ill-prepared servers and infrastructure
2.Lack of funding and personnel resources
3.Poor security within middleware and back-end systems to support
engagement
4.We have not developed our approach yet and are still evaluating our
challenges

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