Mobilizing business processes involves four main steps: 1) deciding which processes to mobilize based on urgency and need for context, 2) building a foundation with network services to connect devices globally, 3) providing security and standards to protect data and create consistent user experiences, and 4) understanding how reality compares to hype for different mobile processes. Some examples where mobility has been applied include EMC using it for enterprise customers in 2011 and mobile healthcare applications in areas without instant access to facilities. Both pros like increased productivity and cons like high costs must be considered.

1. Mobilising business
(processes)
By
Amna naseem
Sumrah karamat

2. Mobilising vision:

3. Mobilising business:
 Throughout the 2012 mobile seemed as most
influential trend in many technology areas; as
the voice president of Gartner inc,put it this
way at the company’s ITxpo conference :
“ Mobile has outweighed impact in
terms of disruption”

4. What is mobilising business?
 The word mobilisation
was first used in a
military context
 “To organize or adopt
for service in time of
war or other
emergency” i.e to
mobilise industry

5. Mobilising process
 Companies are reformatting themselves to
leverage mobility and that includes mobilizing
the business process.
 This process includes 4 steps:
1. Deciding what to mobilise.
2. Build a foundation with a network service.
3. Provide security and standards.
4. Mobile process; reality v/s hype

6. Step.1 deciding what to do?
According to Richardson:
 “A lot of people even don’t have a clue about where
to begin”
 Expert says: one key to mastering mobile trend
setting the top priorities.
 Using the mobile capability for right reason.
 Implementing mobility for mobility's sake.
 Design their work around the tool. (It could be
costly)
 Select the process whose benefits seem obvious
 Look at two dimensions to decide whether a
business be mobilized or not

7.  Level of urgency
 If the process is urgent would be getting
done faster
 Need for context
 Real time access of information or context
would improve the outcomes of the process.

8. Step.2 Build a foundation with network
service.
 Connect the Internet of things, not
just laptops.
 Function globally using a wide
range of wireless networks.
 Integrate with Cloud and SaaS
service (software as a service)

9. Step.3 Provide security and standards.
 Security.
 Security is also a high priority as Wissman says:
“You have to think about security extra deeply”
 Update mobile policies.( what policy change need to take
place).
 Without security, policies lead to the horrible experience.
 Secure corporate data.
 Need to protect the actual connection between content and the
device.
 educate mobile workers on securing their devices.
 Without security policies, its only the wastage of money.
 It is important for the ease of use and customer satisfaction.

10.  Standards.
 It is important to have a set of standards:
What's the expected look and feel?
 Says sinur; “you don’t want to confuse
people on their mobile devices”
 For example companies set the standard
for users SOPA (stop online piracy act)

11. Step4:Mobile processes: reality vs.
hype: Industries have taken lead
with mobilisation process
service, utility hospitality
company quickly adopt the
mobile trend.
 Whose workers aren't in the
office all time
 company allow flexible work
hours represent departure
from traditional work.

12. For What type of businesses suitable?
 it is not suitable for every type of businesses
 It is suitable for short term businesses
 It is not suitable for the long term businesses

13. 1: Emc use the mobilisation business
(2011):

14. 2:Blackberry World 2012 for Enterprise
Customers Mobilizing Apps: Q&A
about the App-Focused Sessions
1. Mobility Planning Phases: Discover, Develop and
Deploy
2. Segment Your Users

15. 3:Parking Online, Instant
Mobility(2012)
Enable Parkers to
find and purchase
YOUR parking
online. Even
better, Parking.io
works with your
current hardware
and software.

16. 4:mobile healthcare hospitality:
 Mobile health
that is used in
the outside
area of the
city where is
not instantly
healthcare
facilities
available.

18. mobile app usage worldwide for
mobilising:
 $52b 44b 41b
WW apps market in
2016
Mobile app downloads
by 2016
Average # of apps
per device

19. Challenges of mobilising business:
 Device diversity
 Data partitioning and
distribution of mobile
application
 Application ,device security,
and data transport security
 Lack of bandwidth, and
seamless connectivity issues
 Application life cycle
management and device
management

20. Pros of mobilising
business:
 Enhance productivity of the workforce.
 Increase customer satisfaction.
 Increase flexibility.
 Increase efficiency of operations.

21. Con’s of mobilising business:
 Keeping up with browser upgrades user
experience.
 High development costs, long lead times.
 Keeping up with changing devices limited
expandability.

22. Conclusion:
 Companies concluded:
 We should take a black pen and cross the
word “mobile”.
 Connected on what you already know.
 We should need to think about how to run the
business process.