Pulse 2013 Mobile Build and Connect presentationLeigh Williamson
Presentation made at Pulse2013 about the new IBM MobileFirst brand and portfolio, especially focusing on our solutions to help clients build & connect their mobile apps.
Introduction to IBM Worklight: Building and connecting cross-platform mobile ...Jeremy Siewert
IBM Worklight is a mobile application platform that allows organizations to build, connect, manage and secure their mobile apps. It addresses key challenges such as delivering apps across multiple platforms, accelerating time to market, connecting apps to backend systems, and reducing security risks. Worklight provides capabilities for developing hybrid, mobile web and native apps using a single codebase. It also enables integration with backend data and applications, remote management of apps, and a unified approach to push notifications.
Mobile technology has grown rapidly in the last decade and created challenges for organizations to manage an increasing number of mobile devices and platforms. The document introduces the Mobile Way framework which provides a total lifecycle management solution to address issues like mobile strategy, support for multiple platforms, BYOD policies, security, and asset management. It helps companies execute their mobile strategy and improve productivity through multi-OS device management and other features.
IBM MobileFirst Reference Architecture 1512 v3 2015Sreeni Pamidala
IBM MobileFirst Reference Architecture with Application architecture, deployment/operational models for developing Android/IoS/Web apps and host in the cloud
iPath enterprise mobilization technology and solutions overviewiPathTech
This document provides an overview of a company that offers an enterprise mobilization platform and solutions. The company is Chennai-based and privately funded. It has developed a patent-pending mobilization technology and an enterprise mobilization platform called iAllWays. The platform allows businesses to mobilize their information and processes across mobile devices. The company offers mobilization solutions for various industries like FMCG, insurance, and automotive loans. It also provides licensing and deployment options for its platform and solutions.
Udløs potentialet i Enterprise Mobility, Vijay Dheap, IBM USIBM Danmark
This document discusses mobility and bring your own device (BYOD) trends in the enterprise. It highlights how mobile device adoption is accelerating and how employees are increasingly using personal smartphones and tablets for work. The document outlines some of the business benefits of mobility but also discusses the unique security challenges that mobile devices present for enterprises. It provides an overview of IBM's strategy and solutions for mobile management, security, and application development.
This document discusses designing mobile applications. It provides an overview of mobile applications and compares them to web applications. Key differences include limited screen size, various devices/resolutions, inconsistent networks, and battery usage. The document outlines the architecture of mobile apps including presentation, business, and data layers. It provides design guidelines for each layer focusing on usability, performance, and resource optimization for mobile.
Pulse 2013 Mobile Build and Connect presentationLeigh Williamson
Presentation made at Pulse2013 about the new IBM MobileFirst brand and portfolio, especially focusing on our solutions to help clients build & connect their mobile apps.
Introduction to IBM Worklight: Building and connecting cross-platform mobile ...Jeremy Siewert
IBM Worklight is a mobile application platform that allows organizations to build, connect, manage and secure their mobile apps. It addresses key challenges such as delivering apps across multiple platforms, accelerating time to market, connecting apps to backend systems, and reducing security risks. Worklight provides capabilities for developing hybrid, mobile web and native apps using a single codebase. It also enables integration with backend data and applications, remote management of apps, and a unified approach to push notifications.
Mobile technology has grown rapidly in the last decade and created challenges for organizations to manage an increasing number of mobile devices and platforms. The document introduces the Mobile Way framework which provides a total lifecycle management solution to address issues like mobile strategy, support for multiple platforms, BYOD policies, security, and asset management. It helps companies execute their mobile strategy and improve productivity through multi-OS device management and other features.
IBM MobileFirst Reference Architecture 1512 v3 2015Sreeni Pamidala
IBM MobileFirst Reference Architecture with Application architecture, deployment/operational models for developing Android/IoS/Web apps and host in the cloud
iPath enterprise mobilization technology and solutions overviewiPathTech
This document provides an overview of a company that offers an enterprise mobilization platform and solutions. The company is Chennai-based and privately funded. It has developed a patent-pending mobilization technology and an enterprise mobilization platform called iAllWays. The platform allows businesses to mobilize their information and processes across mobile devices. The company offers mobilization solutions for various industries like FMCG, insurance, and automotive loans. It also provides licensing and deployment options for its platform and solutions.
Udløs potentialet i Enterprise Mobility, Vijay Dheap, IBM USIBM Danmark
This document discusses mobility and bring your own device (BYOD) trends in the enterprise. It highlights how mobile device adoption is accelerating and how employees are increasingly using personal smartphones and tablets for work. The document outlines some of the business benefits of mobility but also discusses the unique security challenges that mobile devices present for enterprises. It provides an overview of IBM's strategy and solutions for mobile management, security, and application development.
This document discusses designing mobile applications. It provides an overview of mobile applications and compares them to web applications. Key differences include limited screen size, various devices/resolutions, inconsistent networks, and battery usage. The document outlines the architecture of mobile apps including presentation, business, and data layers. It provides design guidelines for each layer focusing on usability, performance, and resource optimization for mobile.
This document compares Zimbra and Novell GroupWise. It summarizes that GroupWise lacks consistent experience across clients, has limited web functionality, and does not support ActiveSync for mobile access. The administrator interface is limited and requires using the Windows admin client. GroupWise deployment is on-premise only without true multi-tenancy and lifecycle management is challenging due to differences across clients.
Barton Consulting is a Microsoft consultancy that specializes in online services and unified communications to reduce business IT costs. They provide enterprise-class communication tools like email, team portals, and conferencing through Microsoft Online Services delivered via subscription. The document discusses key considerations for IT investments, Microsoft Online Services offerings like Business Productivity Online Suite, and how Barton Consulting can help customers set up trials and deployments to accelerate speed to value.
IBM offers a comprehensive portfolio for building, managing and extending mobile applications and devices. The document discusses IBM's mobile strategy and offerings across building mobile apps using tools like Worklight, managing devices and apps using Endpoint Manager for security and analytics, and extending existing systems to mobile using solutions like commerce and analytics. It also provides an overview of Worklight and its capabilities for developing, connecting, securing and updating hybrid, native and web apps across platforms.
IBM® Worklight helps organizations extend their business to mobile devices. It provides an open, comprehensive and advanced mobile application platform to build, run and manage mobile applications.
In this webinar you will learn:
An overview of IBM Worklight's main capabilities
An introduction to the different components
Insights into the benefits of the IBM Worklight platform
Mobility for Businesses discusses the growing adoption of mobile phones and need for businesses to address mobility. It highlights the need to make business information and systems available to users on the move through various mobile platforms and communication channels. The document also examines key considerations for businesses in implementing a mobility platform, such as supporting different devices, integration requirements, and ensuring a good user experience. It provides examples of how a mobility platform could enable various experiences for users in the life insurance domain and outlines features of the iAllWays mobility platform.
Get a "social" life: Breathing collaboration into legacy apps Is your legacy system a "wall flower"? Are you tired of it staying home, alone on Friday night while all the cool apps are out collaborating with each other? No more! Attend this session and discover how you can give your legacy app a social life! You'll learn how to break it out of its silo with Jive Connects. See how information that's been trapped inside these systems blossoms when shared in the Jive Social Business Platform using the Jive Apps.
The document discusses CloudBasic, a platform that allows building, managing, and deploying multi-tenant and multi-cloud applications. It provides a high-level architecture that abstracts underlying infrastructure providers and allows applications to be deployed across IaaS, PaaS, and private clouds. Key features include hybrid cloud deployments with no code changes, a .NET-based platform, and the ability to customize applications per tenant. Technical challenges of multi-tenancy like scalability, performance, availability and security are addressed through CloudBasic's architecture and components.
The document discusses the past, present, and future direction of Citrix Receiver. Receiver started as Updater in 2008, focusing on simplicity and automatic updates. It evolved into App Picker in 2010 with an emphasis on self-service app launching. In 2011-2012, Receiver became the Access Hub, providing access to anything from anywhere through multiple platforms. Looking ahead, Receiver will take the form of a Broker in 2013, facilitating discovery, connectivity, interaction between apps and services through a centralized access point. The summary concludes that Receiver continues evolving to normalize diverse devices, operating systems and app types through its brokering functions.
The document discusses considerations for migrating applications to the cloud. It covers the NIST cloud computing reference model, including on-demand self-service, broadband network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity, and measured service. Other topics include Infrastructure as a Service vs Platform as a Service, networking issues, failure expectations, licensing, and the application lifecycle in the cloud. The goal is to help understand options for moving applications to the cloud and better prepare for that migration.
Microsoft India - Unified Communications Exchange Server 2010 Competitive Adv...Microsoft Private Cloud
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IBM MobileFirst - Hybrid App DevelopmentWim Tobback
IBM MobileFirst begins with a mindset: Innovative enterprises see the opportunities gained by bringing all resources together to strengthen customer engagement–whenever and wherever the customer wants, and on the customer's favorite device, which is often mobile.
Whether transforming your customer acquisition strategies, streamlining your business process, or boosting product and service innovations, you can accomplish more by focusing on mobile computing environments first.
IBM MobileFirst offers you true end-to-end mobile solutions. Some providers specialize in service offerings; some focus on platform and application development; some offer only mobile security; while others focus just on mobile device management. We bring it all.
We help your customers initiate transactions at the moment of awareness. You can encourage customer-building touchpoints and deepen relationships with your customers with realtime, one-to-one engagements. Learn what they want with powerful mobile analytics and usage data, then create more compelling interactions.
We can also help you increase workforce productivity through mobile apps that enhance collaboration, improve knowledge sharing, and speed responses. Gain efficiency by extending existing business capabilities and applications to mobile workers, partners, and customers.
Java Everywhere. Descubra la Internet de las Cosas GeneXus
Java is well-suited for embedded systems due to its scalability, reliability, and large developer ecosystem. It is the leading embedded platform across markets and devices of any size. Java supports security, connectivity, and extensibility which are critical for internet of things applications like smart meters, medical devices, and industrial equipment. Oracle invests in Java's technology and partnerships to ensure it remains a strategic platform for embedded development.
The document provides an overview of IBM Worklight, a mobile application development platform:
- It allows developing mobile apps for various platforms from a single codebase and includes capabilities for backend integration, push notifications, security, and app management.
- Apps can be developed natively for each platform or as hybrid apps using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript for cross-platform use.
- The Worklight Studio IDE and runtime components provide tools for developing, testing, and deploying apps across multiple mobile operating systems.
This document discusses enterprise mobility and the challenges companies face in implementing mobile strategies. It outlines how Endeavour can help by providing mobile deployment, application distribution, security solutions, and integration with backend systems. Examples are given of how Endeavour has helped customers with mobile dashboards, sales briefcases, and mobile device and expense management. Endeavour's approach involves understanding goals and infrastructure, recommending implementation roadmaps, and measuring success.
This document discusses enabling mobile applications and connectivity to backend systems and data. It covers challenges of mobile development, techniques for building mobile apps, and IBM products that can help including Worklight, MessageSight, and Integration Bus. Integration Bus provides pre-built integration patterns and accelerators to simplify and speed mobile app development by connecting apps to various backend systems in a secure manner with features like caching and traffic shaping.
The document discusses Software as a Service (SaaS) and its benefits over traditional on-premise software. SaaS provides software applications as an online service that users can access through a web browser. Key benefits include lower upfront costs, easier implementation and maintenance, continuous updates, and disaster recovery built-in. While SaaS gives users less control over systems, it offers a predictable subscription-based pricing model and shifts responsibility for software and infrastructure to the provider. The document explores why IT professionals should consider adopting the SaaS model.
Tech trends - Get some of these skills to stay currentSandeep Bhatnagar
A recent presentation that I made in a Forum of Techies- GITPRO (Global Indian Tech Professionals). Presented my point of view on what skills and trends will be in demand over the next few years.
This document provides an overview of Miraco Services' capabilities including:
- Experience developing bespoke products and applications across industries and geographies.
- State-of-the-art development center in India adhering to ISO processes and security standards.
- Services such as software development, testing, analytics, and business processes outsourcing.
- Flexible pricing models and governance to ensure on-time and on-budget delivery of high quality work.
- Case studies demonstrating impact like increased enrollment and revenue through data analytics.
Bug deBug Chennai 2012 Talk - Future of testing impact of mobile devices by S...RIA RUI Society
Over last couple of years, mobile devices have shown a phenomenal growth, at the same time PC industry is on a declining path. Due to this, we are experiencing a paradigm shift on how applications are built, tested, and used by the end users, and has a potential to create a disruption in the tradition way of software development and QA. Though it started with consumers, enterprises are also embracing mobility more and more, especially after the stupendous success of iPad. At the same time enterprises are also facing challenges in the area of provisioning, data management, device management, and security. Mobile devices are also used differently compared to traditional computing platforms. Due to this mobility devices and platforms throw up a new kind of challenges to testing fraternity. Calsoft Labs, with its unique competence and experience of working with leading Software and Hardeware companies, has been in the forefront of mobility. Calsoft Labs’ Mobility & Testing practice have been working together for some time to build methodologies, processes, and frameworks to address the challenges arising because of the above mentioned challenges shift and to create a new paradigm in application and product testing.
This document discusses cloud computing service models and current concerns and challenges with cloud computing. It describes three main service models:
1) Software as a Service (SaaS) which provides software through online access rather than local installation.
2) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) which provides virtual computing resources like servers and storage.
3) Platform as a Service (PaaS) which provides a platform to develop, run, and manage applications without complex infrastructure configuration.
Current concerns discussed include security issues like data theft, legal issues around data location and responsibility, and decreased flexibility from dependency on cloud providers. The document outlines some security measures used and challenges around co-existence of multiple cloud systems
This document compares Zimbra and Novell GroupWise. It summarizes that GroupWise lacks consistent experience across clients, has limited web functionality, and does not support ActiveSync for mobile access. The administrator interface is limited and requires using the Windows admin client. GroupWise deployment is on-premise only without true multi-tenancy and lifecycle management is challenging due to differences across clients.
Barton Consulting is a Microsoft consultancy that specializes in online services and unified communications to reduce business IT costs. They provide enterprise-class communication tools like email, team portals, and conferencing through Microsoft Online Services delivered via subscription. The document discusses key considerations for IT investments, Microsoft Online Services offerings like Business Productivity Online Suite, and how Barton Consulting can help customers set up trials and deployments to accelerate speed to value.
IBM offers a comprehensive portfolio for building, managing and extending mobile applications and devices. The document discusses IBM's mobile strategy and offerings across building mobile apps using tools like Worklight, managing devices and apps using Endpoint Manager for security and analytics, and extending existing systems to mobile using solutions like commerce and analytics. It also provides an overview of Worklight and its capabilities for developing, connecting, securing and updating hybrid, native and web apps across platforms.
IBM® Worklight helps organizations extend their business to mobile devices. It provides an open, comprehensive and advanced mobile application platform to build, run and manage mobile applications.
In this webinar you will learn:
An overview of IBM Worklight's main capabilities
An introduction to the different components
Insights into the benefits of the IBM Worklight platform
Mobility for Businesses discusses the growing adoption of mobile phones and need for businesses to address mobility. It highlights the need to make business information and systems available to users on the move through various mobile platforms and communication channels. The document also examines key considerations for businesses in implementing a mobility platform, such as supporting different devices, integration requirements, and ensuring a good user experience. It provides examples of how a mobility platform could enable various experiences for users in the life insurance domain and outlines features of the iAllWays mobility platform.
Get a "social" life: Breathing collaboration into legacy apps Is your legacy system a "wall flower"? Are you tired of it staying home, alone on Friday night while all the cool apps are out collaborating with each other? No more! Attend this session and discover how you can give your legacy app a social life! You'll learn how to break it out of its silo with Jive Connects. See how information that's been trapped inside these systems blossoms when shared in the Jive Social Business Platform using the Jive Apps.
The document discusses CloudBasic, a platform that allows building, managing, and deploying multi-tenant and multi-cloud applications. It provides a high-level architecture that abstracts underlying infrastructure providers and allows applications to be deployed across IaaS, PaaS, and private clouds. Key features include hybrid cloud deployments with no code changes, a .NET-based platform, and the ability to customize applications per tenant. Technical challenges of multi-tenancy like scalability, performance, availability and security are addressed through CloudBasic's architecture and components.
The document discusses the past, present, and future direction of Citrix Receiver. Receiver started as Updater in 2008, focusing on simplicity and automatic updates. It evolved into App Picker in 2010 with an emphasis on self-service app launching. In 2011-2012, Receiver became the Access Hub, providing access to anything from anywhere through multiple platforms. Looking ahead, Receiver will take the form of a Broker in 2013, facilitating discovery, connectivity, interaction between apps and services through a centralized access point. The summary concludes that Receiver continues evolving to normalize diverse devices, operating systems and app types through its brokering functions.
The document discusses considerations for migrating applications to the cloud. It covers the NIST cloud computing reference model, including on-demand self-service, broadband network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity, and measured service. Other topics include Infrastructure as a Service vs Platform as a Service, networking issues, failure expectations, licensing, and the application lifecycle in the cloud. The goal is to help understand options for moving applications to the cloud and better prepare for that migration.
Microsoft India - Unified Communications Exchange Server 2010 Competitive Adv...Microsoft Private Cloud
Exchange Server 2010 provides competitive advantages over other messaging platforms through rich end user experiences, IT flexibility and control, and a unified business platform. It offers lower costs, increased productivity, and better risk management compared to alternatives like Cisco, Google, and Lotus Notes. Microsoft Exchange delivers more value through greater functionality and user experience, flexibility and choice, and management and control capabilities.
IBM MobileFirst - Hybrid App DevelopmentWim Tobback
IBM MobileFirst begins with a mindset: Innovative enterprises see the opportunities gained by bringing all resources together to strengthen customer engagement–whenever and wherever the customer wants, and on the customer's favorite device, which is often mobile.
Whether transforming your customer acquisition strategies, streamlining your business process, or boosting product and service innovations, you can accomplish more by focusing on mobile computing environments first.
IBM MobileFirst offers you true end-to-end mobile solutions. Some providers specialize in service offerings; some focus on platform and application development; some offer only mobile security; while others focus just on mobile device management. We bring it all.
We help your customers initiate transactions at the moment of awareness. You can encourage customer-building touchpoints and deepen relationships with your customers with realtime, one-to-one engagements. Learn what they want with powerful mobile analytics and usage data, then create more compelling interactions.
We can also help you increase workforce productivity through mobile apps that enhance collaboration, improve knowledge sharing, and speed responses. Gain efficiency by extending existing business capabilities and applications to mobile workers, partners, and customers.
Java Everywhere. Descubra la Internet de las Cosas GeneXus
Java is well-suited for embedded systems due to its scalability, reliability, and large developer ecosystem. It is the leading embedded platform across markets and devices of any size. Java supports security, connectivity, and extensibility which are critical for internet of things applications like smart meters, medical devices, and industrial equipment. Oracle invests in Java's technology and partnerships to ensure it remains a strategic platform for embedded development.
The document provides an overview of IBM Worklight, a mobile application development platform:
- It allows developing mobile apps for various platforms from a single codebase and includes capabilities for backend integration, push notifications, security, and app management.
- Apps can be developed natively for each platform or as hybrid apps using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript for cross-platform use.
- The Worklight Studio IDE and runtime components provide tools for developing, testing, and deploying apps across multiple mobile operating systems.
This document discusses enterprise mobility and the challenges companies face in implementing mobile strategies. It outlines how Endeavour can help by providing mobile deployment, application distribution, security solutions, and integration with backend systems. Examples are given of how Endeavour has helped customers with mobile dashboards, sales briefcases, and mobile device and expense management. Endeavour's approach involves understanding goals and infrastructure, recommending implementation roadmaps, and measuring success.
This document discusses enabling mobile applications and connectivity to backend systems and data. It covers challenges of mobile development, techniques for building mobile apps, and IBM products that can help including Worklight, MessageSight, and Integration Bus. Integration Bus provides pre-built integration patterns and accelerators to simplify and speed mobile app development by connecting apps to various backend systems in a secure manner with features like caching and traffic shaping.
The document discusses Software as a Service (SaaS) and its benefits over traditional on-premise software. SaaS provides software applications as an online service that users can access through a web browser. Key benefits include lower upfront costs, easier implementation and maintenance, continuous updates, and disaster recovery built-in. While SaaS gives users less control over systems, it offers a predictable subscription-based pricing model and shifts responsibility for software and infrastructure to the provider. The document explores why IT professionals should consider adopting the SaaS model.
Tech trends - Get some of these skills to stay currentSandeep Bhatnagar
A recent presentation that I made in a Forum of Techies- GITPRO (Global Indian Tech Professionals). Presented my point of view on what skills and trends will be in demand over the next few years.
This document provides an overview of Miraco Services' capabilities including:
- Experience developing bespoke products and applications across industries and geographies.
- State-of-the-art development center in India adhering to ISO processes and security standards.
- Services such as software development, testing, analytics, and business processes outsourcing.
- Flexible pricing models and governance to ensure on-time and on-budget delivery of high quality work.
- Case studies demonstrating impact like increased enrollment and revenue through data analytics.
Bug deBug Chennai 2012 Talk - Future of testing impact of mobile devices by S...RIA RUI Society
Over last couple of years, mobile devices have shown a phenomenal growth, at the same time PC industry is on a declining path. Due to this, we are experiencing a paradigm shift on how applications are built, tested, and used by the end users, and has a potential to create a disruption in the tradition way of software development and QA. Though it started with consumers, enterprises are also embracing mobility more and more, especially after the stupendous success of iPad. At the same time enterprises are also facing challenges in the area of provisioning, data management, device management, and security. Mobile devices are also used differently compared to traditional computing platforms. Due to this mobility devices and platforms throw up a new kind of challenges to testing fraternity. Calsoft Labs, with its unique competence and experience of working with leading Software and Hardeware companies, has been in the forefront of mobility. Calsoft Labs’ Mobility & Testing practice have been working together for some time to build methodologies, processes, and frameworks to address the challenges arising because of the above mentioned challenges shift and to create a new paradigm in application and product testing.
This document discusses cloud computing service models and current concerns and challenges with cloud computing. It describes three main service models:
1) Software as a Service (SaaS) which provides software through online access rather than local installation.
2) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) which provides virtual computing resources like servers and storage.
3) Platform as a Service (PaaS) which provides a platform to develop, run, and manage applications without complex infrastructure configuration.
Current concerns discussed include security issues like data theft, legal issues around data location and responsibility, and decreased flexibility from dependency on cloud providers. The document outlines some security measures used and challenges around co-existence of multiple cloud systems
This document describes a company's remote infrastructure management (RIM) services. It offers remote server monitoring, network monitoring, database administration, patch management, and backup/disaster recovery. Using offshore resources allows 50-60% cost savings while maintaining productivity. A case study shows how the company streamlined a web services client's processes, providing integrated infrastructure monitoring and 40% reduced costs. RIM services provide proactive support and oversight of IT resources.
The modern IT stack has become diverse and distributed, and it’s increasingly challenging to manage heterogeneous platforms and multi-vendor devices. Customers are looking to the cloud and APM to help address these hurdles, as well as accelerate IT transformation.
But migrating to the cloud will take time, it won’t make infrastructure ‘just disappear’, and legacy workloads are going to remain part of the enterprise reality for many. In addition, while APM will continue to be increasingly important, all applications are not the same and an application is still not equal to a digital business service.
Watch this webinar as John Worthington, a service management expert and Director of Product Marketing for eG Innovations, continues our Shift-Left series. You can learn:
• Why domain expertise is important when defining monitoring requirements
• What analytics are useful from a monitoring and observability context
• How end-to-end monitoring with converged application and infrastructure performance can drive ITSM and DevOps integration
Cloud computing offers potential opportunities for Bangladesh but also faces challenges. It could enable e-governance and provide affordable options for SMEs through reduced costs. However, security concerns, reliability questions, and a lack of confidence in the technology are limiting customer adoption. The country needs infrastructure upgrades, new laws and policies, and incentives to address gaps in order to realize cloud computing's benefits. Government support will be important to build reliability and address reliability concerns that are currently barriers for potential customers.
Faster and more efficient processes by combining BPM and Mobile – yes we can!Sebastian Faulhaber
Faster and more efficient processes by combining BPM and Mobile – yes we can!
A lot has happened in the area of mobile since Apple kicked off the revolution by announcing the first iPhone. However, the overall mobile market still has to be considered as young and especially unstandardized. This really puts a lot of organizations in front of huge challenges concerning the efficient development of mobile applications and the secure integration into backend IT systems. - But there is no way around mobile in the next years! The smart combination of mobile techniques (mBaaS, microservices, etc.) and business process management approaches will definitely drive process efficiency and speed to a whole new level.
In this presentation I will outline the floating icebergs you should look at when implementing mobile and BPM in your enterprise. In addition to that you will learn how other companies have successfully implemented mobile to optimize their processes.
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Schnellere und effizientere Prozesse mit Mobile und BPM - aber sicher!
Auch wenn es iOS, Android und co nun schon seit einigen Jahren gibt; der Markt ist immer noch unübersichtlich und wenig standardisiert. Die Entwicklung von mobilen Applikationen und die sichere Anbindung an die Enterprise IT stellen viele Organisationen immer noch vor große Herausforderungen. Dennoch lohnt sich der Aufwand! - Die Kombination von mobilen Ansätzen mit Business Process Management verspricht noch schnellere und effizientere Prozesse Im Unternehmen.
In diesem Vortrag zeigen wir Ihnen, welche Eisberge es beim Einsatz von Mobile und BPM zu umschiffen gilt. Anhand von mehreren Case Studies erfahren Sie, wie andere Unternehmen erfolgreich mobile Ansätze zur Optimierung ihrer Prozesse eingesetzt haben.
This document discusses cloud computing. It defines cloud computing as providing scalable IT capabilities as a service over a network. It describes the three main cloud computing models: Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). For each model, it outlines some key benefits and challenges. It also provides examples of solutions and vendors in each category. Finally, it discusses potential timelines for cloud spending to reach certain levels and become a significant percentage of overall IT spending.
The document provides an overview of the Care Identity Services (CIS) project to build an identity management and smartcard provisioning system to replace the expiring NHS Spine Identity Management Services. Key points:
- The Spine system currently supports over 1 million registered users but the contract is expiring with an aging architecture.
- Building the system internally through a "DevOps" model was chosen over outsourcing to a prime contractor or systems integrator due to concerns over cost, control, and ability to change quickly.
- The CIS project scope includes rebuilding core services like user identity management, the user directory, and smartcard management on new open source software like ForgeRock, OpenDJ and integrating with other
Cloud connect - Delivering Enterprise Scale Applications on Cloudaravindajju
This document summarizes a talk on delivering enterprise scale applications on the cloud. It discusses what enterprise applications are, what makes them stand apart from other applications, and what is missing from typical cloud discussions. It then addresses key concerns around architecture qualities like scalability, performance, resiliency and security for enterprise applications on the cloud. It also covers integration challenges and how different types of enterprise workloads like batch processing and analytics can be addressed on the cloud.
It is an exciting time in computing with the sea-change happening both on the technology fronts and application fronts. Networked sensors and embedded platforms with significant computational capabilities with access to backend utility computing resources, offer a tremendous opportunity to realize large-scale cyber-physical systems (CPS) to address the many societal challenges including emergency response, disaster recovery, surveillance, and transportation. Referred to as Situation awareness applications, they are latency-sensitive, data intensive, involve heavy-duty processing, run 24x7, and result in actuation with possible retargeting of sensors. Examples include surveillance deploying large-scale distributed camera networks, and personalized traffic alerts in vehicular networks using road and traffic sensing. This talk covers ongoing research in Professor Ramachandran’s embedded pervasive lab to provide system support for Internet of Things.
Oxagile is an international software development company with years of experience in mobile and web application development. Our professional team has in-depth expertise in such key technologies as Java, PHP, .Net as well as profound knowledge of iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry development tools. Oxagile team of 200+ tech-savvy specialists has successfully delivered 400+ web and mobile projects to our valuable customers and partners from North America, Europe and Australia. Our company offers full-cycle development services from business analysis, software design and prototyping to development, QA services, post-project maintenance and support.
Oxagile is a software development company with over 200 professionals that provides services such as web and mobile application development, testing, and support. They have successfully delivered over 250 projects for over 400 clients. Oxagile uses agile methodologies and embraces technologies like Java, .NET, and mobile platforms. They have experience building video streaming solutions, real-time communication tools, and educational platforms.
iFIX is a next generation enterprise service management tool based on IoT, RPA, and AI. It has 10 integrated modules that provide end-to-end service management. iFIX bridges gaps in traditional service management through features like automatic fault detection and resolution, 24/7 user productivity, and fully automated service analytics. As a cloud-based SaaS tool, iFIX offers benefits like low TCO, improved user experience, and adherence to best practices in service management. The document outlines five demo scenarios showing how iFIX streamlines incident and request management between various user and provider roles.
The document discusses cloud computing from an enterprise perspective. It provides an overview of NICTA, an Australian research organization, and its work on cloud computing solutions. It then summarizes a proof of concept experience conducted by NICTA for an enterprise, covering workload suitability for cloud, technical architecture, migration issues, and business/commercial considerations. Finally, it discusses challenges of software engineering for and in the cloud, such as data and architectural differences, and NICTA's current and future research in this area.
Tekmonks is a global software company with over 120 skilled consultants spread across offices in 6 countries. It provides a wide range of software and consulting services including custom application development, enterprise implementation, integration, and managed services. Tekmonks has a track record of success, with 98% repeat business and satisfied clients. It is ISO 9001:2015 certified and focuses on developing solutions using technologies like artificial intelligence, cloud, cybersecurity and more.
Transforming Consumer Banking with a 100% Cloud-Based Bank (FSV204) - AWS re:...Amazon Web Services
Customer demands for higher levels of service and value, constantly evolving technology capabilities, and stringent regulatory requirements are all powerful forces reshaping retail banking. Built exclusively on AWS, Starling Bank’s 100% cloud-based, mobile-only banking solution satisfies regulators in terms of its resilience, security, and reliability. It also satisfies consumers by giving them greater control over their data, streamlining the account opening process, accelerating payments, and providing access to innovative new services developed from scratch with open APIs, a developer platform, integration with Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Fitbit Pay and a custom backend ledger and payments integrations. Starling Bank is leading the open banking revolution. In this session, learn how Starling Bank delivers value to their customers and innovates at a very fast pace in a sector that can be slow to evolve.
This document discusses how APIs and big data analytics intersect and provides recommendations for building secure composite applications that leverage both. It notes that API traffic is outpacing web traffic and big data is growing exponentially in volume, variety and velocity. It then provides an overview of traditional versus big data analysis and discusses tools and hurdles in big data. The document proposes connecting data movement from backend to devices to all departments through a centralized API gateway that provides security, access control and analytics. It outlines an architecture for composite distributed applications and a field case study using secure big data storage and REST APIs.
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6. Road Map
• Gap Analysis
• Assessment & capacity building:
– Systems Classification (Core or Essential)
– Responsibilities Matrix (Who, What, When, How)
– Skills Gap Analysis & Training
• Value Analysis & Proposition (Technological):
– In-house Vs. Outsource
– Infrastructure as a Service Vs. On-site Infrastructure
– Cloud, SaaS, or On-site Applications
– Service Oriented Architecture
• Road Map (3 years)!
7. Infrastructure
(Data Center, Active &
Passive)
Virtualization & Cloud
Computing
Security
(Network & Applications)
Core Systems
Essential Systems
Centralization &
Consolidation
9. Virtualization
• Creating virtual hardware platform, OS, storage device, or network
resources
• Virtualization is on-site
Factor Assessment
Technical Skillset requirements?? Yes, High
Control High
Scalability High
Do we own Data? Yes
Privacy! High
Security Depends
Compliance! (FISMA, HIPPA, SOX …etc.): Yes
Abuse! No
10. Cloud & Grid Computing
• Cloud Computing Vs. Grid Computing
• Private, Public or Hybrid?
• What applications & systems to move?
• Why governments doesn’t sponsor it?
Factor Assessment
Technical Skillset requirements?? Yes, Medium
Control Medium
Scalability High
Do we own Data? Yes
Privacy! Debatable
Security Depends
Compliance! (FISMA, HIPPA, SOX …etc.): Debatable
Abuse! Yes
11. SaaS
• SaaS is part of the Cloud Computing
• Ready Packages: Customization limitations
• Integration limitations!
Factor Assessment
Technical Skillset requirements?? Very Low (Administration)
Control Low
Scalability High
Do we own Data? No
Privacy! Debatable
Security Depends
Compliance! (FISMA, HIPPA, SOX …etc.): Debatable
Abuse! No
12. Virtualization & Cloud Computing : Scope
• 41 applications virtualized in 2 physical blade servers with
redundancy and high availability
• On-site Unified Corporate Storage
• Clouding (essential applications)
• Clouding (DR site & Backups)
13. Virtualization & Cloud Computing :
Challenges
• Perception & mindset
• Mainframe systems (e.g. AS400 can’t be migrated)
• Data Ownership & Migrations
• Cloud’s SLA monitoring & management
• Legislation: On-site Vs. Cloud location
• Privacy!
15. Achievements
• Qualitative:
– Cost efficiency with vertical expansion
– Scalability
– Proactivity instead of reactivity
• Quantitative:
– More than 35% cost savings in ICT Expenditures
– In housed 85% of whole ICT services
– Improved hardware uptime from 75% to 99%
– Reduced software downtime from 35% to <3%
20. e-Services
Web site provides “packaged” information
about the organization & its services
4th Level
Web site & network functions allowing for
integrated services involving cross-
3rd Level departments & organizations
2nd Level
Web site & communication functions
allowing users to hand-in and retrieve
information
1st Level
Web site provides “interactive” information
about the organization & its services
Web Site Maturity Level
21. eServices
• Category 1: eGovernment supporting the Single Market: EU-OPA, the
European Order for Payment Application (Austria & Germany)
• Category 2a: eGovernment empowering citizens: Genvej (Denmark)
• Category 2b: eGovernment empowering businesses: MEPA, the Public
Administration eMarketplace (Italy)
• Category 3: eGovernment enabling administrative efficiency and
effectiveness: Licensing of Hunters via the “Multibanco” ATM Network
(Portugal)
• Public prize: SMS Information System (Turkey)
22. Challenges
• Compatibility: Which web browser?
– IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera …etc.)
• Ease of use: Backward design (testing!)
• Feedback from customers & citizens
• Technology is evolving! What is the right tool?
26. Native Platform Vs. Cross Platform
Native Platform Cross Platform
Library update
Direct technical support Open Source solution
Code size One programming language family for all,
Stable Common UI design could be implemented for
App store and device portal solution multiple OSes,
Existing User Interface (UI) standard Fast development
Better UI, can take full advantage of display
Library update
Limited direct technical support
Not all have Open Source solution Library is limited
Different programming language Code size
Different UI design pattern Unstable
Slow development time Not suitable to adopt one UI guideline for all
UI design depends on the platform and is
limited
27. Opportunities
• Mobile Marketing
• Mobile Phone Apps
• Location Based Services
• Accept the fact (Social Media & mServices)
28. Challenges
• Security!
• User Preference:
– mServices (mApplication Vs. mBrowsing)
• Standardization: Which mobile App?
– iPhone, BlackBerry, Android …etc.?
– Which version? (e.g. BlackBerry 5.0, 6.0 or 7.0)
– What is the next platform?
30. Satisfaction Excellency
• Automobile industry
• 5 years comprehensive warranty & service Contract
• Customer Satisfaction Surveys for Sales & After Sales
• After Sales Customer Satisfaction 83-86%
– 7% lost for timing & waiting to deliver serviced vehicles to
customers (working hours, washing queue ..etc.)
– 2% lost for (un-attended calls) for appointments
31. Vehicle Dropped-in
Pre-Inspection on-place
Work on progress
Customer notified
Customer Confirmation
Work completed
Satisfaction Excellency
Customer notified
Customer arrival
Vehicle Washed
Payment Cleared
Vehicle Delivered
32. Satisfaction Excellency
Manual
activities
Time Lack of
Consuming integration
Old Process
Characteristics
Work in Human
Silos interaction
33. Satisfaction Excellency
• Operations Scope:
– Fully automate the process without meeting the customer
• Drop-off & Pickup Vehicles for & from service 24/7/365
• Clear invoices
• Interact (2-way communication) with customers
• Considerations:
– Safety & Security
– Legitimacy of personnel
36. Satisfaction Excellency
• Technology Scope:
– RFID in parking & service facilities:
• Tagging new & old vehicles
• Covering the facility with readers
– Integration:
• DMS with AKM
• SMS, AKM & DMS
• AKM, CCTV, Gate Barriers & RFID
37. Satisfaction Excellency
Vehicle Drop-off & Servicing
Customer reaches security gate (any time) and insert they key in the AKM
AKM interacts with customer & confirms
(customer & vehicle details, type of service, notes or remarks)
AKM accepts the Key, and:
- Print a received, Open the gate, blink on the assigned parking (CCTV recording)
- Confirms by SMS & Email for customer. Sends Alert for service adviser
SMS sent to customer for service update, cost estimate
Customer replies back with confirmation or rejection
SMS with PIN sent to customer that vehicle is ready for pickup
38. Satisfaction Excellency
Vehicle Pick-up
Customer reaches security gate & AKM (any time)
Customer types PIN code, vehicle number, mobile number
AKM verifies PIN, payment clearance, and prints a parking slot number & map
AKM drops the Key, and:
- Print a received, Open the gate, blink on assigned parking (CCTV recording)
- Confirms by SMS & Email for customer. Sends Alert for service adviser
Customer drives vehicle to gate barrier to exit
Tag is cleared & Job Card is Closed
39. Satisfaction Excellency
• Achievements:
– Increased customer satisfaction by 4%
– Improved internal processes efficiency:
• Time spent on service lefts
• Road Testing timing
• Washing bay queuing
• Vehicle park tracking
– Enhanced customer experience:
• Welcoming
• Progress Monitoring
40. Conclusion
• Remember:
– mServices are not a replacement of eServices, it is medium of delivery
– We replace people; not systems
– I.T is not a core competency; it’s a business enabler
• Mobile Apps are the future and it is no longer a luxury
• Mobile Apps drives value for eServices
• The keyword ”service” is always about your customer!