The Mobile Enterprise:
Putting business in motion.
Informed and inspired by 20,000 Smarter Planet engagements, here’s what we know and believe about mobile.
This document discusses digital health technologies and 4D geospatial analytics in digital healthcare. It describes how digital health utilizes categories like digital imaging, robotic surgery, patient monitoring, and biomedical data. It also discusses how geospatial information systems (GIS) and spatial data analysis are used with digital healthcare to map and analyze medical data based on location. GIS allows integration of data from sources like medical imaging, GPS tracking, and biomedical streaming to analyze and distribute health information spatially. The document proposes a model called "The Cone" to cluster and analyze patient data based on attributes like acute/chronic conditions to derive actionable clinical insights.
Smart Systems and The Future of Smart Products_ Group 4_FinalPaper (1)Michael Hanacek
This document provides an overview of smart systems and the future of smart products. It begins with defining what constitutes a smart system, including smart cities, infrastructure, homes, products, and sensors. It then reviews literature related to the internet of things, smart cities, infrastructure, homes, products, and sensors. Several case studies are examined, including smart grids and smart classrooms, to analyze what makes an efficient smart system. The findings imply that companies will become more innovative in creating integrated networks of smart, connected products to guide new product development.
A concept based on the vision described by Mark Weiser nearly a decade ago:
“The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it”
This document provides an overview of threats to industrial control systems (ICS) in 2015-2016. It finds that ICS incidents increased significantly, with 295 reported in 2015 alone. The main targets were critical manufacturing, energy, water and dams, and transportation systems. Nation-states, cybercriminals, and insiders engaged in attacks that disrupted operations and in some cases caused physical damage. Going forward, the threats are expected to grow as adversaries develop new tactics like ransomware targeting ICS and insider threats continue to be a problem. Organizations must take steps to strengthen ICS security through measures like secure network architecture and incident response planning.
Smart Systems and Internet of Things ManifestoHarbor Research
The document presents a manifesto for a new approach to smart connected systems and the internet of things. It argues that current IT models and practices are outdated and not suitable for a world where everyday objects communicate and interact over networks. The manifesto calls for universal standards for connectivity, new information architectures that can integrate real-time device data, and automated tools for developing smart systems that can scale to include trillions of connected things. By leveraging collective intelligence across networks of interconnected systems and people, the internet of things has the potential to transform civilization, but a new approach that moves beyond incremental changes is needed.
Process oriented architecture for digital transformation 2015Vinay Mummigatti
How the digitally savvy enterprises need to transform their business processes - A paper on architecture and patterns for business and technology audience.
This document discusses digital health technologies and 4D geospatial analytics in digital healthcare. It describes how digital health utilizes categories like digital imaging, robotic surgery, patient monitoring, and biomedical data. It also discusses how geospatial information systems (GIS) and spatial data analysis are used with digital healthcare to map and analyze medical data based on location. GIS allows integration of data from sources like medical imaging, GPS tracking, and biomedical streaming to analyze and distribute health information spatially. The document proposes a model called "The Cone" to cluster and analyze patient data based on attributes like acute/chronic conditions to derive actionable clinical insights.
Smart Systems and The Future of Smart Products_ Group 4_FinalPaper (1)Michael Hanacek
This document provides an overview of smart systems and the future of smart products. It begins with defining what constitutes a smart system, including smart cities, infrastructure, homes, products, and sensors. It then reviews literature related to the internet of things, smart cities, infrastructure, homes, products, and sensors. Several case studies are examined, including smart grids and smart classrooms, to analyze what makes an efficient smart system. The findings imply that companies will become more innovative in creating integrated networks of smart, connected products to guide new product development.
A concept based on the vision described by Mark Weiser nearly a decade ago:
“The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it”
This document provides an overview of threats to industrial control systems (ICS) in 2015-2016. It finds that ICS incidents increased significantly, with 295 reported in 2015 alone. The main targets were critical manufacturing, energy, water and dams, and transportation systems. Nation-states, cybercriminals, and insiders engaged in attacks that disrupted operations and in some cases caused physical damage. Going forward, the threats are expected to grow as adversaries develop new tactics like ransomware targeting ICS and insider threats continue to be a problem. Organizations must take steps to strengthen ICS security through measures like secure network architecture and incident response planning.
Smart Systems and Internet of Things ManifestoHarbor Research
The document presents a manifesto for a new approach to smart connected systems and the internet of things. It argues that current IT models and practices are outdated and not suitable for a world where everyday objects communicate and interact over networks. The manifesto calls for universal standards for connectivity, new information architectures that can integrate real-time device data, and automated tools for developing smart systems that can scale to include trillions of connected things. By leveraging collective intelligence across networks of interconnected systems and people, the internet of things has the potential to transform civilization, but a new approach that moves beyond incremental changes is needed.
Process oriented architecture for digital transformation 2015Vinay Mummigatti
How the digitally savvy enterprises need to transform their business processes - A paper on architecture and patterns for business and technology audience.
Richard Baird, Vice President of IBM, presented on capabilities for digital transformation in government. He discussed systems of engagement that focus on citizen services through mobile apps, web apps, and social/location data. These systems need to be connected to systems of record for full transaction capabilities. IBM's systems of interaction portfolio bridges different systems and technologies like cloud, mobile, analytics and IoT. Case studies showed how systems of interaction improved emergency response times and patient care. The presentation promoted an integrated approach using IBM technologies to deliver digital government services.
The document discusses the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it is changing the world through automation and advanced applications. By 2020, it is estimated there will be over 50 billion internet-connected devices, far surpassing the world's population. IoT combines social media, mobile devices, analytics, and cloud computing to create new experiences by connecting everyday objects to the internet. Cloud computing and NoSQL databases are well-suited for supporting the thousands of connected devices in IoT by allowing for real-time information analysis, easy adaptation to evolving data, cost optimization, and faster development.
COVID-19 has impacted countries, communities, and individuals in countless ways, from business and school closures to job losses not to undermined loss of lives.
Processing raw, disorganized data and presenting it in a relevant context is familiar to service providers. But turning the information into valuable insights that can be shared across the entire company requires a new approach.
Real Estate Technology Trends & Solutions for New OpportunitiesMarie Weaver
Technology is making its presence felt in the real estate industry. here outlines real estate technology trends and solutions that defines the future, opening up a new world of opportunity.
https://www.hiddenbrains.co.uk/blog/real-estate-technology-trends.html
- The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT) and states that we are at a tipping point for broader IoT adoption, with 53% of organizations planning to implement an IoT solution in the next 24 months. Organizations in Asia Pacific and Latin America are more aggressive, with 69% and 60% respectively planning implementation.
- It explains that harnessing data from events and assets through IoT technologies can provide insights to solve business challenges and drive innovation. Examples are given of IoT devices that can be worn on the body or embedded to track health, identify objects, and enhance activities.
As 2017 looms ahead businesses, CEO's, C-level management, as well as non-profit or political leadership need to take a look ahead and see what the new adaptive technologies and business trends can be harnessed and applied to their model in order to operate more efficiently.
Technological advancements over the last decade have transformed how businesses operate and opened opportunities for innovation. These include the internet, software, hardware, and new communication technologies. Technology has increased the speed of information exchange, allowing businesses to react more quickly. It has also created new products, markets, and more efficient business processes. Looking ahead, the next generation of the internet promises to become a more collaborative platform that enables secure inter-company interactions. Architecture is shifting from vertically integrated to distributed and virtualized, making IT more flexible, agile, and cost-effective.
Internet of Things (IOT) Cloud Security by Dr. Anton Ravindran GSTF
The document discusses various topics related to Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud security. It notes that IoT can be viewed as a network of networks connecting things, people and data. It also addresses the importance of security in cloud computing and IoT due to the sensitivity of the data and infrastructure involved. The document outlines some of the key risks to cloud security including loss of control, lack of trust and issues arising from multi-tenancy in third party managed clouds.
This document provides an introduction to the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as connecting various "things" through networks to enable those things to communicate. The document outlines key enabling technologies for IoT like RFID, wireless networks, and sensor networks. It also describes the layered architecture of IoT including sensing/communication layers, middleware, and applications. Middleware is highlighted as an important software layer that processes data from networking layers and provides solutions for issues like heterogeneity and interoperability in IoT.
The document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) and its applications for smart cities. It begins by providing an overview of IoT and its evolution from connecting PCs to connecting people via mobile to now connecting everything. It then discusses some of the key challenges for deploying IoT solutions at scale including quality, privacy, affordability, interoperability, security and skills shortage. The document provides examples of IoT applications for smart infrastructure management in areas like transportation, utilities, healthcare, disaster management, retail and homes. It concludes by identifying some of the current roadblocks preventing widespread IoT deployment and recommendations for organizations to overcome these challenges.
The document introduces the concepts of the Internet of Things (IoT) and discusses its applications and architecture models. It aims to discuss semantic technologies, service oriented solutions, and networking technologies that enable the integration of IoT data and services into the cyber world. Sources and videos are provided on topics relating to IoT security risks, definitions, and business trends.
Future Internet of IoT- A Survey of Healthcare Internet of Things (HIoT) : A ...M Shamim Iqbal
The document summarizes a research paper on healthcare Internet of Things (HIoT). It discusses the key topics covered in the paper, including HIoT system architecture with layers for data acquisition, aggregation, processing and management. It also describes trends in HIoT like sensing technologies, communication methods, and algorithms and challenges for data analytics. Examples of HIoT applications are given for monitoring conditions like blood glucose, blood pressure, sleep, and rehabilitation. The document concludes by noting advances will continue in sensing, communication and data analytics to improve clinical HIoT applications.
Modern businesses are increasingly relying on information and communication technologies (ICT) to drive revenue, reduce costs, and gain competitive advantages. Some of the major ICT trends highlighted in the presentation include social media networking, next generation business analytics and data mining, cloud computing, enterprise mobility, and increased adoption of ICT by small and medium enterprises. These technologies allow businesses to better understand customers, improve operations and efficiencies, and adapt to changing business needs.
This document discusses cybersecurity in Moldova. It outlines the vision of Moldova having an advanced information society with widespread access to modern ICT infrastructure and digital services in a protected environment. It identifies threats like cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and unauthorized data access. The objectives are to improve national cybersecurity levels, increase competence in cybersecurity, and promote international cooperation. Areas of intervention include developing the legal framework, institutions, standards, organizational structures, and technology to enhance cybersecurity.
Business mobility allows organizations to compete more effectively and engage customers through mobile access to applications from any device. It provides a mobile-cloud architecture that centralizes services and simplifies management while giving users access to any application from any device. Lines of business gain power to innovate through business process innovation on mobile platforms. Over 80% of organizations have created teams to work on mobile solutions due to the strategic impact of mobile transformation.
The document discusses how mobility and analytics are enabling the rise of the "Individual Enterprise" by combining the power of mobile devices and analytics. In the Individual Enterprise, information platforms tailored to each employee's specific needs can dynamically deliver the right insights to the right people at the right time and place. This allows organizations to better serve customers, empower employees, evolve business models, and realize the full transformational benefits of mobility.
The document discusses enabling growth and innovation in Latin America through connectivity. It highlights key enablers like data, connected things, participating users, available capabilities, ubiquitous digitalization, and economic platforms. It then summarizes Ericsson projects and products like IoT network software that provides reduced device costs, extended battery life, and improved indoor coverage. The document also discusses Ericsson Cloud and the benefits it provides for digital industrialization. ConsumerLab insights on connected home services and commuting are briefly mentioned.
Richard Baird, Vice President of IBM, presented on capabilities for digital transformation in government. He discussed systems of engagement that focus on citizen services through mobile apps, web apps, and social/location data. These systems need to be connected to systems of record for full transaction capabilities. IBM's systems of interaction portfolio bridges different systems and technologies like cloud, mobile, analytics and IoT. Case studies showed how systems of interaction improved emergency response times and patient care. The presentation promoted an integrated approach using IBM technologies to deliver digital government services.
The document discusses the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it is changing the world through automation and advanced applications. By 2020, it is estimated there will be over 50 billion internet-connected devices, far surpassing the world's population. IoT combines social media, mobile devices, analytics, and cloud computing to create new experiences by connecting everyday objects to the internet. Cloud computing and NoSQL databases are well-suited for supporting the thousands of connected devices in IoT by allowing for real-time information analysis, easy adaptation to evolving data, cost optimization, and faster development.
COVID-19 has impacted countries, communities, and individuals in countless ways, from business and school closures to job losses not to undermined loss of lives.
Processing raw, disorganized data and presenting it in a relevant context is familiar to service providers. But turning the information into valuable insights that can be shared across the entire company requires a new approach.
Real Estate Technology Trends & Solutions for New OpportunitiesMarie Weaver
Technology is making its presence felt in the real estate industry. here outlines real estate technology trends and solutions that defines the future, opening up a new world of opportunity.
https://www.hiddenbrains.co.uk/blog/real-estate-technology-trends.html
- The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT) and states that we are at a tipping point for broader IoT adoption, with 53% of organizations planning to implement an IoT solution in the next 24 months. Organizations in Asia Pacific and Latin America are more aggressive, with 69% and 60% respectively planning implementation.
- It explains that harnessing data from events and assets through IoT technologies can provide insights to solve business challenges and drive innovation. Examples are given of IoT devices that can be worn on the body or embedded to track health, identify objects, and enhance activities.
As 2017 looms ahead businesses, CEO's, C-level management, as well as non-profit or political leadership need to take a look ahead and see what the new adaptive technologies and business trends can be harnessed and applied to their model in order to operate more efficiently.
Technological advancements over the last decade have transformed how businesses operate and opened opportunities for innovation. These include the internet, software, hardware, and new communication technologies. Technology has increased the speed of information exchange, allowing businesses to react more quickly. It has also created new products, markets, and more efficient business processes. Looking ahead, the next generation of the internet promises to become a more collaborative platform that enables secure inter-company interactions. Architecture is shifting from vertically integrated to distributed and virtualized, making IT more flexible, agile, and cost-effective.
Internet of Things (IOT) Cloud Security by Dr. Anton Ravindran GSTF
The document discusses various topics related to Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud security. It notes that IoT can be viewed as a network of networks connecting things, people and data. It also addresses the importance of security in cloud computing and IoT due to the sensitivity of the data and infrastructure involved. The document outlines some of the key risks to cloud security including loss of control, lack of trust and issues arising from multi-tenancy in third party managed clouds.
This document provides an introduction to the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as connecting various "things" through networks to enable those things to communicate. The document outlines key enabling technologies for IoT like RFID, wireless networks, and sensor networks. It also describes the layered architecture of IoT including sensing/communication layers, middleware, and applications. Middleware is highlighted as an important software layer that processes data from networking layers and provides solutions for issues like heterogeneity and interoperability in IoT.
The document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) and its applications for smart cities. It begins by providing an overview of IoT and its evolution from connecting PCs to connecting people via mobile to now connecting everything. It then discusses some of the key challenges for deploying IoT solutions at scale including quality, privacy, affordability, interoperability, security and skills shortage. The document provides examples of IoT applications for smart infrastructure management in areas like transportation, utilities, healthcare, disaster management, retail and homes. It concludes by identifying some of the current roadblocks preventing widespread IoT deployment and recommendations for organizations to overcome these challenges.
The document introduces the concepts of the Internet of Things (IoT) and discusses its applications and architecture models. It aims to discuss semantic technologies, service oriented solutions, and networking technologies that enable the integration of IoT data and services into the cyber world. Sources and videos are provided on topics relating to IoT security risks, definitions, and business trends.
Future Internet of IoT- A Survey of Healthcare Internet of Things (HIoT) : A ...M Shamim Iqbal
The document summarizes a research paper on healthcare Internet of Things (HIoT). It discusses the key topics covered in the paper, including HIoT system architecture with layers for data acquisition, aggregation, processing and management. It also describes trends in HIoT like sensing technologies, communication methods, and algorithms and challenges for data analytics. Examples of HIoT applications are given for monitoring conditions like blood glucose, blood pressure, sleep, and rehabilitation. The document concludes by noting advances will continue in sensing, communication and data analytics to improve clinical HIoT applications.
Modern businesses are increasingly relying on information and communication technologies (ICT) to drive revenue, reduce costs, and gain competitive advantages. Some of the major ICT trends highlighted in the presentation include social media networking, next generation business analytics and data mining, cloud computing, enterprise mobility, and increased adoption of ICT by small and medium enterprises. These technologies allow businesses to better understand customers, improve operations and efficiencies, and adapt to changing business needs.
This document discusses cybersecurity in Moldova. It outlines the vision of Moldova having an advanced information society with widespread access to modern ICT infrastructure and digital services in a protected environment. It identifies threats like cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and unauthorized data access. The objectives are to improve national cybersecurity levels, increase competence in cybersecurity, and promote international cooperation. Areas of intervention include developing the legal framework, institutions, standards, organizational structures, and technology to enhance cybersecurity.
Business mobility allows organizations to compete more effectively and engage customers through mobile access to applications from any device. It provides a mobile-cloud architecture that centralizes services and simplifies management while giving users access to any application from any device. Lines of business gain power to innovate through business process innovation on mobile platforms. Over 80% of organizations have created teams to work on mobile solutions due to the strategic impact of mobile transformation.
The document discusses how mobility and analytics are enabling the rise of the "Individual Enterprise" by combining the power of mobile devices and analytics. In the Individual Enterprise, information platforms tailored to each employee's specific needs can dynamically deliver the right insights to the right people at the right time and place. This allows organizations to better serve customers, empower employees, evolve business models, and realize the full transformational benefits of mobility.
The document discusses enabling growth and innovation in Latin America through connectivity. It highlights key enablers like data, connected things, participating users, available capabilities, ubiquitous digitalization, and economic platforms. It then summarizes Ericsson projects and products like IoT network software that provides reduced device costs, extended battery life, and improved indoor coverage. The document also discusses Ericsson Cloud and the benefits it provides for digital industrialization. ConsumerLab insights on connected home services and commuting are briefly mentioned.
The document discusses the evolution of mobile computing and its impact. It summarizes that mobile computing allows people to access and share information from anywhere using small, portable devices. This has led to new opportunities for applications, services, and business models. However, challenges remain regarding interoperability, security, and improving underlying technologies. The future of mobile computing is expected to see continued convergence of technologies and the replacement of multiple devices by single, multifunctional mobile devices.
Mobile Agents: An Intelligent Multi-Agent System for Mobile PhonesIOSR Journals
This document summarizes a research paper on developing an intelligent multi-agent system for hotel reservations on mobile phones. The system would allow users to enter search criteria and have an agent automatically search for and book the most suitable hotel. The agent would move between hotels on the user's mobile device to collect details on facilities, prices, reviews and more. The goal is to make the hotel booking process more efficient and less time-consuming for users. The document outlines the proposed system design and architecture, which incorporates mobile agent technologies to enable the agent to perform tasks remotely on behalf of the user.
The document discusses the evolution of mobile computing and its impact. It summarizes that mobile computing allows people to access and share information from anywhere using portable devices. It has generated excitement but also challenges around issues like interoperability, security, and battery life. Future technologies like 5G will further drive data sharing and convergence of digital devices, requiring organizations to adapt their business processes.
The document discusses the evolution of mobile computing and its impact. It summarizes that mobile computing allows people to access and share information from anywhere using small, portable devices. It has enabled new applications and services across many industries. However, mobile computing still faces challenges related to interoperability, security, and battery life that technologies continue working to address.
In this presentation, Vikram explains the SMAC effect on verticals such as Healthcare and e-commerce. He says that Virtual patient care might be a game changer in the near future.
The document discusses the evolution of mobile computing and its impact. It summarizes that mobile computing allows people to access and share information from anywhere using small, portable devices. This has led to new opportunities for applications and services in many industries. However, mobile computing still faces challenges related to interoperability, security, and battery life that technologies continue working to address.
The document discusses the evolution of mobile computing and its impact. It summarizes that mobile computing allows people to access and share information from anywhere using small, portable devices. Technological advancements like increased data speeds and network coverage have improved the user experience. Mobile computing provides opportunities for new applications and services in many industries. However, challenges remain regarding issues like interoperability, security, and battery life as the technology continues to progress.
The era of the Mobile Enterprise is here to stay. Mobile penetration is unprecedented: subscribers are growing four times faster than the world’s population. To remain successful, CIOs must continuously investigate, prioritize, fund, adopt, and integrate multiple new technologies to support vital organizational objectives.
This whitepaper discusses the challenges that enterprises face in developing applications for mobile devices. It argues that traditional enterprise IT systems are not well-suited for the mobile world, which demands 24/7 access, local context awareness, multimedia usage and social interactions. The paper proposes that a search-based application architecture using a search engine to index and provide access to enterprise data across systems can help enterprises build mobile applications that meet these needs in a scalable and responsive way. This architecture provides an independent data layer that ensures real-time, consolidated access to enterprise information from any mobile device.
Mobile computing is transforming how people access information through wireless technologies and converged devices. This allows accessing information from anywhere instantly. Challenges remain around interoperability, security, and battery life as technologies continue evolving. Future technologies like 5G will further drive this revolution by enabling more data exchange on the move.
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1. The Mobile Enterprise:
Putting business in motion.
Informed and inspired by 20,000 Smarter Planet engagements,
here’s what we know and believe about mobile.
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3 I N A S E R I E S
Building a smarter enterprise: The essential building blocks
What’s changing in a mobile-enabled world:
Mobile isn’t just ubiquitous—it’s the
primary mode of transaction.
Over the past decade, mobile technology has
grown in functionality and popularity to be-
come not only pervasive, but alswo the pre-
ferred method of exchanging information,
currency, goods and services for organizations
and professionals of all kinds. Today these
transactions are as important to hospital staff
collaborating on patient care and to supply
chain managers optimizing responsiveness
and security as they are to casual users send-
ing emails and making travel reservations. At
the same time, mobile transactions are at the
center of an ever-growing network of 1.9 billion
Internet-connected devices in constant com-
munication and inter¬action worldwide—
police surveillance tech¬nologies, real-time
traffic sensors, remote health monitoring
devices and more.
Compatibility won’t cut it. Mobile
must be at the core.
You can’t go mobile without building and run-
ning some apps. And—due to the speed of the
market and the complexity inherent in a variety
of users, devices, data and transaction types—
you can’t build and run quality apps quickly or
at enterprise scale without a flexible and itera-
tive approach. This becomes as much an oper-
ational challenge as it is a technological one: a
unified approach to mobile demands systems,
technology platforms and even a core oper-
ating model designed with mobile in mind, to
deliver new levels of integration while man¬ag-
ing all manner of complexity, from heightened
security requirements to the development of
seamless omni-channel experiences.
Mobile analytics is capturing—
and delivering—insights anytime
and anywhere.
The continuous activity of mobile devices—
both human-driven and automated—is creating
vast amounts of data about users, networks,
device behaviors, physical environments and
more. By capturing and making sense of that
data in real time and in context, organizations
are able to understand customers, partners,
employees, processes and the world better
than they ever have before. And by seamlessly
transforming those insights into the right
mobile-delivered services, experiences and
information, these same organizations are
enabling better, faster, context-driven
decisions and actions by users and even
devices themselves.
Why act now:
Because mobile can help you reach more
people and serve more markets.
• Reach more people by meeting more
needs more quickly and more often, with
direct connections to all the people who
matter to your organization.
• Serve more markets by expanding upon
existing capabilities to disrupt your industry
and those adjacent to it.
• Expand your partnerships by extending
the reach of your processes, services and
solu¬tions to jump-start collaboration across
entirely new ecosystems and channels.
Because mobile first equals
competitive advantage.
• A comprehensive, insight-driven mobile
strategy equips you to move nimbly in the
right places—those where you can main-
tain and even gain competitive advantage
over time—and to unlock opportunities to
trans-form operating, revenue and industry
models.
• Operational effectiveness puts you in a
position to do more with less—an advantage
that ripples across the organization and
grows into the kinds of buying experiences
that keep customers coming back.
• Improve process effectiveness by using
embedded sensors and device capabilities
to improve the cost, quality and speed of
core business activities.
Because mobile is a catalyst
for innovation.
• New insight into the physical world enables
you to uncover hidden opportunities and
create new products and services to capital-
ize on them.
• New understanding of people’s behavior
helps you anticipate needs and develop the
products, services and experiences to
meet them.
• More immediate activation of insights
enables you to fail faster and succeed soon-
er—getting the right information, experienc-
es, products and services to users more
quickly than the competition.
2. 1. Make every transaction secure
Design and deliver transactions for all stake-
holders that are as high in quality as they are
high in frequency—and as secure as they
are convenient.
• Deliver an IT infrastructure that can keep
pace with the increased transaction work-
load resulting from mobile engagement—
supporting everything from mobile project
management and CRM to customer-facing
applications and interactions.
• Ensure the highest levels of protection
and privacy of each discrete transaction
across the devices networks, applications
and data that those transactions span.
• Elevate the reliability, predictability,
consis¬tency and sustainability of
all transactions.
• Never sacrifice integrity or privacy in the
name of convenience.
2. Build an agile approach to deliver
the apps.
Transform the operational model to ensure the
highest levels of speed, flexibility and quality in
the application development process.
• Apply agile principles on a broad scale—
optimizing software development and deliv-
ery by rethinking the management of people,
processes and technologies.
• Create a unified platform that can support
one app or thousands, integrating back-end
systems of record with a dynamic mobile
system of engagement.
• Capitalize on open technology to min-
imize costs and maximize the flexibility to
address changes both today and into
the future.
• Centrally manage information and
content so it can be delivered automatically
through the right processes and endpoints at
the right times.
3. Use mobile analytics to improve
outcomes at every moment.
Major on mobile analytics to optimize
processes, enable people and get the most
out of technology.
• Make application development technol-
ogies mobile aware by capturing informa-
tion about user behavior and feeding it into
the app design and development process.
• Identify and capture growth opportuni-
ties by understanding needs and behaviors
in context while delivering personalization
at scale.
• Boost quality, consistency and efficien-
cy by aggregating and acting on data from
back-end systems.
• Maximize productivity and effectiveness
by putting the right insights in the right hands
at the right times, regardless of location.
Build and deploy mobile applications efficiently.
Industry-leading organizational, process and technology capabilities help
you cost-effectively deliver a portfolio of differentiated mobile applica-
tions that run on any device.
• Our leadership has been recognized by Gartner in their MQ and by the
Software & Information Industry Association.
• Our application infrastructure and middleware software portfolio has
been the market-share leader for 12 consecutive years.
Engage customers in context with mobile insights.
Advanced interactive and analytics capabilities help organizations
deliver targeted, relevant experiences while extracting and activat-
ing insights from rich sets of user, network and device data.
• More than 2,500 organizations around the world use IBM Enterprise
Marketing Management solutions.
• Our in-house digital agency, IBM Interactive Experience, has been
named a Leader in Digital Marketing by Gartner.
Protect and manage the mobile infrastructure to
optimize performance.
Leading security and management capabilities address needs and
challenges, such as managing a proliferation of devices, exploding de-
mands for mobile applications, and the growing influence of new IT
buyers, such as the Chief Information Security Officer.
• IBM was named a leader by Gartner in Enterprise Mobility Manage-
ment. This demonstrates the strength of adding a recent acquisition,
MaaS360 by Fiberlink, to an already strong MobileFirst portfolio.
• We have market-leading capabilities in application and
transaction security.
• Forrester named us a Leader in Enterprise Mobility Services.
Transform the value chain in ways that drive growth and ROI.
Deep industry expertise and cutting-edge technologies equip
organizations to address complex business issues proactively and
holistically—driving growth while improving the bottom line.
• We are a recognized expert in mobile process consulting,
according to Forrester.
• We are an innovator in the mobile space, with 260 patents in the
last 10 years for mobile and wireless technologies.
Four powerful forces are converging: Big data and analytics, the brains of
a smarter planet. Cloud, the platform for activation. Social, the connective
tissue. And mobile, the in-the-moment point of engagement.
Fueled by these forces, IBM is the most experienced partner to
help you…
Build it once. Deploy it all.
To become a mobile enterprise, there are three things you must get right:
Only IBM has the full breadth of expertise and technology to help organizations…
How IBM can help leaders capitalize on mobile:
Why IBM:
How to act strategically: