The document outlines IBM's mobility strategy, detailing processes for secure connections, email access, communication tools, application use, and offline functionalities through various IBM Lotus products. Key features include seamless VPN connectivity, push mail solutions, mobile chat through Sametime, and the ability to access and manage applications on diverse devices. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of maintaining access to business information anytime, anywhere, both online and offline.

1. IBM Mobility Strategy for Dummies Dvir Reznik Lotus Software Sales IBM Software Group dvir@il.ibm.com | http://dvirreznik.blogspot.com

2. Step 1 - Connection First you want to connect to your company network… IBM Lotus Mobile Connect What does it do? Creates a secure (VPN) connection between your device and the company gateway Selects automatically an available network connection (configured on the device) Switches between these network connections while maintaining the session: Seamless Roaming More… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

3. Lotus Mobile Connect Secure connection across all modes of access (desktop, browser, mobile) Challenge: Sensitive information across networks Secure and seamless access to business information Wide variety of networks (wireless, wire line, transient) High cost of moving data Solution: Secure VPN with seamless roaming Strong data encryption / Authentication Secure wireless / wire line roaming over 35+ networks Customizable least cost routing Transparent network transitions (e.g. from WiFi - corporate campus / “coffee shop” to GPRS connection – in the car) Open Security Standards RSA, AES, DES FIPS 140-2, Common Criteria EAL3+ Browser Secure Connectivity User authentication Data encryption Secure VPNs Optimized access Sametime Sametime Screencam IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

4. Step 2 - Mail Then you want to check your mail… IBM Lotus Notes Traveler What does it do? Push mail solution for Domino to Windows Mobile Clients. What about other platforms? Blackberry – Blackberry Enterprise Server Nokia – Intellisync Mixed environments: Excitor, Commontime , etc. More… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

5. Screencam IBM Lotus Software | Mobility Lotus Traveler on Windows Mobile Device

6. What if your device is not (yet) supported ? Available to test beta on greenhouse.lotus.com: iNotes- ultra light mode IBM Lotus Software | Mobility More… IBM Lotus iNotes

7. Step 3 – Sametime After you have checked your mail you want to get in touch… IBM Lotus Sametime Mobile What does it do? Sametime on Windows, Symbian and RIM Blackberry OS devices Comes with IBM Lotus Sametime Standard V8.0 More… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

8. Architecture Firewall Firewalll HTTPS Sametime Mobile features Full Buddy List availability Quick-search within Buddy List 2-way chat between users “ N-way group chat Auto-store/auto-retrieve chat history between chat sessions Address card integration/lookup Emoticon support Buddy List auto-sort Quick-text (user editable) External Buddy support - AIM/Yahoo/Google/etc (tentative) Lotus Sametime IBM Lotus Software | Mobility Trusted Domain DMZ Initial devices supported BlackBerry (4.0+) Nokia series 60 Windows Mobile 2003 Windows Mobile 5 / 6 Managed Virtual Private Network Lotus Mobile Connect (optional)

9. What if your device is not (yet) supported ? Lotus Sametime Web Messenger * Work in progress* IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

10. Step 4 - Applications Then you want to start working and access (web)applications… IBM WebSphere Portal What does it do? Transcoding of the portal navigation structure Navigation to pages are automatically transformed into dropdown list The portlets on the pages are accessible by dropdown list More… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

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14. Step 4 – Applications on the right size Then you have your specific application, but not at the right size… what now? IBM WebSphere Everyplace Mobile Portal What does it do? On top of WebSphere Portal… Transcodes the portlets Extends portlets to a wide range of mobile devices “ write once, render many” mobile devices with device-independent authoring Utilizes a continuously updated device repository and adapts to new devices without any changes to the existing content More… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

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16. Step 5 – Web 2.0 applications You want to create and deliver web2.0 apps? IBM Lotus Mashups What does it do? A graphical, browser-based tool tool that will help enable easy, on-the-glass assembly of new applications by Web-savvy business users A Mashup catalog which will help facilitate the sharing and discovery of mashup components, with planned, built-in community features like ratings, tagging, commenting An easy-to-use development environment rapid creation of dynamic widgets A rich set of out-of-the-box, business-ready widgets More… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

17. Lotus Mashups* IBM Lotus Software | Mobility Not for all mobile webbrowsers*

18. Step 6 – Keep working That was the online part, but what if you don’t have connection… what then? IBM Lotus Expeditor What does it do? universal managed client software (used for Sametime 8, Notes 8 and in future Sametime Mobile) Client on Windows, Linux, Mac, Symbian, Windows mobile Synchronizes data and application More… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

19. Lotus Expeditor: Connections Enable better responsiveness Minimal round trip to server(s) Improve end to end scalability Locally hosted business logic Enable transparent server interaction when server becomes available Outgoing - Complete transactions when connected Incoming - Refresh/Update local content when connected Enable mobility “ Full” disconnected for long periods of time (i.e.: on an airplane) Full application support – at the client Traditional Browser Applications Always on / Always Connected Expeditor Applications Productive Anytime / Anywhere IBM Lotus Software | Mobility Browser Portal Web Container Transaction Container Server: Portal, WebSphere, Forms, Sametime, Domino Request Response MQ DB2 Rich Client or Browser Laptop / Desktop or Device Expeditor Server Connectors Web Container Transaction Container MQe DB2e DB2 MQ

20. Lotus Sametime Mobile client on Expeditor Work in progress*

21. Step 7A – IBM Special Product Clients Lotus Connections Client More … Screencam… IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

22. Step 7B – IBM Special Product Clients IBM Cognos 8 Go! Mobile More … IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

23. Step 8 - Don´t forget to Feed Works anyplace anytime anywhere Online and Offline The whole Lotus Portfolio is “Feeded” Lotus Connections Lotus Sametime Advanced Lotus Quickr Lotus Notes - template to enable DB´s Domino Blog IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

24. Step 9 – When even a PDA is too Heavy Notes on a (USB) stick -- came in Notes 7.0.2 Description Enables users to take their Notes experience with them on a USB stick. Customer Profiles / Use Cases: Satellite Office workforce Workers that do not have laptops Ready backup capability for Notes environment Workers that want to take their “Notes” experience to other computers (hotels, customer site, remote office, etc..) More … IBM Lotus Software | Mobility

25. Resources Lotus Mobile Solutions Video: http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =8jY1aQAidys Lotus Mobile Solutions: http://www.ibm.com/software/lotus/category/mobile-wireless/ Press release: http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/24854.wss Lotus Notes Traveler Slide: http://www.slideshare.net/tcoustenoble/introducing-ibm-lotus-notes-traveler-85-presentation Lotus Notes and Domino Strategy 2009: http://www.slideshare.net/edbrill/lotusphere-200-inv102-lotus-notes-and-domino-strategy-2009-presentation IBM Lotus Software | Mobility