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The document discusses the DC Public Library's (DCPL) efforts to provide mobile access to its library services and collections. It describes the development of DCPL's iPhone app using a web services approach to make it platform agnostic. The app provides access to the library catalog and allows users to perform tasks like placing holds. It also discusses DCPL's implementation of the open source VuFind platform to create a new public online catalog, and plans to enhance it with additional features.
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Supported by the growing adoption of “service-oriented architecture” or S.O.A, XML will continue to leverage the growth in web-based services and Javascript, HTML and CSS programming skill-sets.
The “chunking” or simplification of server-side processes will become more targeted to key user groups for the purpose of collaboration, approvals, and decision-making.
Mobile ECM for the iPad, iPhone, Android and Mobile Browsers
This document discusses providing mobile access to enterprise content management (ECM) systems. It outlines two architectures for mobile access - mobile apps and mobile web. It then describes Oracle's ECM information architecture and mobile solutions for delivering ECM content to users on any device. These solutions leverage the existing ECM repository and services while providing benefits like constant access to the latest content versions, improved efficiency from accessing information on the go, and increased adoption through a better user experience.
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- The document discusses building better mobile apps faster using Oracle Mobile Cloud services. It highlights trends of high rewrite rates for existing mobile apps and challenges with traditional mobile development.
- Oracle Mobile Cloud aims to address these challenges by offering mobile-first services, rapid development tools, and an integrated platform to build better apps faster across the mobile lifecycle.
- The platform provides services for push notifications, data storage, location, and analytics alongside tools for low-code development and code-based approaches.
Going mobile edu web presentation - 2011
This document summarizes Nathan Gerber's presentation on mobile web strategies for higher education institutions. It discusses how mobile usage is growing rapidly, especially among students. It emphasizes that institutions need to shift from just making their sites work on mobile to designing for the unique needs of mobile users. The presentation provides recommendations on starting small with high priority content, using responsive design, leveraging content management systems, and testing on various devices. It also highlights tools like QR codes, analytics, and emulators to help institutions begin developing their mobile web presence.
IBM Mobile portal experience
This document discusses mobile technologies and strategies for developing mobile applications and portals. It summarizes that mobile internet usage is growing rapidly, surpassing PCs. It also describes approaches like mobile web apps, hybrid apps, and native apps. Key techniques discussed include the IBM Mobile Portal Accelerator for developing cross-device portals and applications.
New to Mobile Application Development ? Learn about MEAP
Mobility is defined as the ability of an enterprise to connect through diverse mobile technologies from any location. Mobility enables greater convenience, productivity, and reach for consumers and enterprises. For consumers it provides services like mobile payments and location services anywhere. For enterprises it increases productivity through mobile workflows and improves supply chain management with asset tracking. Developing applications for the variety of mobile platforms poses challenges due to different operating systems, skills required, and frequent updates. A Mobile Enterprise Application Platform (MEAP) provides tools to develop once and deploy across platforms using hybrid applications that combine HTML5, native device APIs, and a mobile backend.
Top 4 Benefits of native app development.doc
Native applications are written in dialects specific to the stage. As far as Android, local applications are created with the utilization of Kotlin or Java. Local iOS applications are created utilizing Swift or Objective-C.
uMobile: Jasig-Sakai 2012
uMobile is a campus mobile solution developed by Unicon that delivers a rich platform for visitors, students, faculty, staff and alumni through native mobile apps and mobile web. It is built on open source technologies and integrates with existing campus systems through standards and open APIs. uMobile provides personalized and role-based content and experiences while easing development and distribution challenges for higher education institutions.
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Mobile platforms will be the catalyst for new connected experiences. Mobile development will shift focus beyond apps to infrastructure integration. There will be no single approach to client-side development. Mobile will transform business models by offering deeper engagement, real-time interactions, altering pricing, upending cost structures, and facilitating access to information for billions. Business leaders must think mobile-first, focus on convenience, use feedback to evolve services rapidly, organize around mobile delivery, and prepare for further disruption.
Ibm mobile first platform presentation refresh 05 18-mc
The document discusses IBM's MobileFirst App Platform which helps businesses develop and integrate mobile apps to drive ROI. It notes that mobile app development is a top priority for many businesses as tablet and mobile device usage increases rapidly. The MobileFirst platform provides tools to help developers build apps across platforms more easily and connect apps to backend systems. It also provides capabilities for testing, deploying, and managing apps over their lifecycle.
Ubiquity_Commercial.pptx
Ubiquity is an extensible platform for creating customized native mobile applications. It aims to reduce the time and cost of developing mobile apps and updates. Through a web tool, users can create mobile apps using pre-built widgets, add content, and publish apps with one click for flexibility. Key features include dynamically changing app features, context-based functionality, and seamless updates. Ubiquity allows non-technical users to create, manage, and deploy mobile apps from a single browser-based interface.
uMobile: Taking Mobile Applications and Devices to the Next Level
This document summarizes Jennifer Bourey's presentation on uMobile, an open source mobile platform for higher education institutions. uMobile provides a unified experience across native mobile apps and mobile web for students, faculty, staff and visitors. It offers personalized content through authentication and role-based personalization. uMobile is built on the mature Jasig open source portal framework and integrates with existing campus systems through open standards. Its web-centric approach allows content to be developed once and delivered across platforms.
Dublinked tech workshop_15_dec2011
The document provides an overview of the Dublinked Technology Workshop held on December 15th, 2011. It includes presentations on transportation data, spatial web services, linked data, and semantic data description. Breakout sessions covered topics like data publishing, discovery, web services, and advanced functions. The workshop aimed to address challenges around sharing digital data between organizations and discussed technical requirements and tools to support open government data platforms.
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The document discusses strategies for developing a mobile website and apps for a library. It recommends focusing content on key tasks and making design accessible across all devices. It also addresses decisions around building mobile sites versus apps, content prioritization, and testing on emulators and devices to ensure compatibility. Vendor partnerships are presented as an option to outsource mobile development and maintenance.
Soa architect summit mobile 2013_mar [compatibility mode]
SOA design patterns and mobile at SOA Architect summit. Application architectures and mobile trends in the industry.
AnDevCon: Introduction to Darwino
This document introduces Darwino, an open platform for rapidly developing social business applications targeting mobile and cloud. Darwino allows developers to focus on the application instead of specifics of each mobile platform or wiring applications to legacy systems. It provides seamless offline capability and adapts to a developer's preferred tools. The key components of Darwino include a studio, UI components, REST services, and DarwinoDB, a JSON data store. DarwinoDB enables multi-point synchronization of data across devices and data sources. Darwino aims to make applications fully portable across platforms and reduce costs of building mobile, social, and cloud business applications.
HTML5 Mobile Web Framework - High Level Design
This document discusses developing mobile applications for enterprises. It notes challenges around supporting multiple mobile platforms and devices. It proposes using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to build hybrid mobile apps that can access native device features. This allows apps to be developed once and deployed across platforms. The document advocates developing apps using a mobile cloud platform to integrate with back-end systems and support enterprise requirements like security, management and BYOD.
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