Mobile is the New Face of Customer Engagement
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Mobile is forcing enterprises to make information assets available to app developers in a consistent, easily consumable, mobile-optimized manner. However, mobile also introduces special security and management challenges that complicate app development and app governance in BYOD scenarios. These slides are from a Webinar, featuring Forrester Research Mobile Analyst Jeff Hammond, Eli Lilly Mobile Architect Tom Nienhaus and Layer 7 VP of Products Phil Walston, will examine some of these challenges and introduce how specialized backend mobile middleware can be used to make enterprise apps mobile-ready in a way that is secure and manageable.
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Mobile is the New Face of Customer Engagement
- 1. Mobile is the new face of customer engagement 2/12 - 850K Android Activations per day, 300 million total devices 3/8 – 315M iOS devices sold to date, 62M alone in Q4, 2011, 55M iPads 2016 – 1 Billion + Smart Phones in market Source: Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sashawolff/3793206523/sizes/l/) 1 1 Entire contents © 2010 Forrester Research, Inc. All rightsProhibited © 2010 Forrester Research, Inc. Reproduction reserved.
- 2. The mobile shift is what happens when people adopt and use mobile devices of their choice to engage with brands, employers, information, and each other.
- 3. The numbers don’t lie 441 mobile min/mo 60% of transactions 70% of radio delivered 391 website min/mo are from mobile users to mobile users
- 4. Systems of engagement are the future of technology-led business innovation Source: February 2012 “Mobile Is The New Face Of Engagement”
- 5. Mobile services are maturing Advanced contextual High Mobile- Simplification unique Level of mobile sophistication Breakthrough Cross- channel Enhancement Multichannel Nothing Consistency Low Evolution of services over time
- 6. Context includes: Situation: the current location, altitude, and speed the customer is experiencing Preferences: the history and personal decisions the customer has shared with you Attitudes: the feelings or emotions implied by the customer’s actions and logistics
- 7. Contextual use of time will help prioritize home page content Airline example based on user time - 2 days - 2h Flight + 2h + 2 days • Arrival time • Customer service • Change reservation • Food order • Mileage status • Reserve seat • Movies • Reward travel • View reservations • Wi-Fi • Upcoming reservations • Check gate • Ground • Departure time transportation • Lounge access • Lost luggage • Upgrade • Navigation
- 8. NPR fueled 3rd party apps by publishing its REST API. Evernote’s power: Web, desktop, mobile channels linked by cloud repository. Choose your Aer Lingus seat from your smartphone. (Pure JavaScript app.) Pocket Hipster and Tripit: Web and mobile Nike link mobile with channels, clever cloud service with social repository, notifications, networks. and social networking.
- 9. Multi-channel design and the service façade pattern
- 10. Platforms empower ecosystems of customer experiences Platform Upsell/X-sell Analytics Maintenance Platform Repeat Plug-ins Purchase Customer Aftermarket Platform Suppliers Customer Support Social Networks Transactional Relationships Customer Context
- 11. Mobile app technology- the lay of the land Hybrid Experience Cost Native Web Agility Performance Middleware
- 12. A simple guide for technology decisions Think about the workloads you are automating… Hybrid Experience Cost Native Web Agility Performance Middleware
- 13. MBaaS: an emerging option for connected apps Mobile Back End as a Service
- 14. Base MBaaS Usage JSON Response Value • REST API Data Modeling REST Request • CRUD in the cloud © 2012 Forrester Research, Inc. Reproduction Prohibited 14
- 15. Advanced MBaaS Usage 3rd party cloud services Value • Application Hosting • User Management • App/User Analytics • Native Push Notifications © 2012 Forrester Research, Inc. Reproduction Prohibited 15
- 16. Enterprise MBaaS Usage © 2012 Forrester Research, Inc. Reproduction Prohibited 16
- 17. The mobile shift creates multi-channel reality • Mobile is the biggest shock since the introduction of the PC • Context creates new opportunities to engage • Define your 360° experiences from the customer out • Mobile + APIs + Cloud = your next gen architecture • You must get faster, and more flexible, MBaaS can help
Editor's Notes
- “Mobile is both a touchpoint …”Mobile can act like a smaller version of your PC-experience. In fact, this is where many companies start. They start by shrinking and squeezing the experience they have made for the PC onto a smaller screen.
- Figure 2Source: Nike (www.nike.com); Pocket Hipster (www.pockethipster.com),Evernote (www.evernote.com), TripIt (www.tripit.com),AerLingus (www.aerlingus.com), National Public Radio (www.npr.org).
- JeffreySince not all the innovation and value received by end-customers will come directly from the enterprise, but some will also come from the “downstream ecosystem,” you have to figure out how to manage this ecosystem just like platform providers do. What portion of the value chain do you want to keep to yourself? What portion are you comfortable seeing others do – in fact, may find essential to let others do, if they are better at it, so in the end customers remain satisfied and stay loyal to your brand?
- Local storage is often limited to 10MB-5MB in AppCache and 5MB in Local Storage