Mobility will change how we work

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Using the "five layers of enterprise mobile design" model, James Robertson shows how mobile devices are already transforming how we work. (Presented at Designing for Mobility conference in Melbourne, March 2013.)

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Mobility will change how we work

James Robertson, Step Two Designs

Email: jamesr@steptwo.com.au
Twitter: @s2d_jamesr

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

Even my postie uncle knows that
mobiles will transform how we work

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

Most business tools
suck

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

And we make staff unproductive,
particularly away from their desks

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

Enterprise mobility benefits all
staff, in or out of offices

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

Rethinking processes and tasks
Apps that are natively mobile,
PROCESS as-you-go processes

Designing for the context of use
Field environments, user behaviour

CONTEXT
Making use of device capabilities
GPS, camera, accelerometer

DEVICE
Designing for small screens and touch
Responsive design,
new interaction models
TOUCH
Ensuring staff have access, wherever & whenever
Modern devices, BYOD policies,
wireless-enabled offices
ACCESS
www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_mobiledesign

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

Rethinking processes and tasks
Apps that are natively mobile,
as-you-go processes

Designing for the context of use
Field environments, user behaviour

Making use of device capabilities
GPS, camera, accelerometer

Designing for small screens and touch
Responsive design,
new interaction models

Ensuring staff have access, wherever & whenever
Modern devices, BYOD policies,
wireless-enabled offices
ACCESS
www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_mobiledesign

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

UK Parliament
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1024 x 768

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Department of Human Services

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Logan City Council

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We weren’t able to design great
corporate systems

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

Enterprise mobility gives us a second
chance to deliver great design

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

There is a whole orchard of
low-hanging fruit – start picking!

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

2013Intranet Innovation Awards

For full details on how to enter:
www.steptwo.com.au/iia

Entries will open in April, win a lovely
glass trophy!
Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

Let the revolution begin!

Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

James Robertson, Step Two Designs

 Email: jamesr@steptwo.com.au
 Twitter: @s2d_jamesr
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1. Mobility will change how we work James Robertson, Step Two Designs Email: jamesr@steptwo.com.au Twitter: @s2d_jamesr

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6. Even my postie uncle knows that mobiles will transform how we work Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

7. Why mobile matters within organisations

8. Most business tools suck Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

9. And we make staff unproductive, particularly away from their desks Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

10. Enterprise mobility benefits all staff, in or out of offices Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

11. What does enterprise really mean?

12. Rethinking processes and tasks Apps that are natively mobile, PROCESS as-you-go processes Designing for the context of use Field environments, user behaviour CONTEXT Making use of device capabilities GPS, camera, accelerometer DEVICE Designing for small screens and touch Responsive design, new interaction models TOUCH Ensuring staff have access, wherever & whenever Modern devices, BYOD policies, wireless-enabled offices ACCESS www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_mobiledesign Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

13. Rethinking processes and tasks Apps that are natively mobile, as-you-go processes Designing for the context of use Field environments, user behaviour Making use of device capabilities GPS, camera, accelerometer Designing for small screens and touch Responsive design, new interaction models Ensuring staff have access, wherever & whenever Modern devices, BYOD policies, wireless-enabled offices ACCESS www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_mobiledesign Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

14. Rethinking processes and tasks Apps that are natively mobile, as-you-go processes Designing for the context of use Field environments, user behaviour Making use of device capabilities GPS, camera, accelerometer Designing for small screens and touch Responsive design, new interaction models TOUCH Ensuring staff have access, wherever & whenever Modern devices, BYOD policies, wireless-enabled offices www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_mobiledesign Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

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24. Rethinking processes and tasks Apps that are natively mobile, as-you-go processes Designing for the context of use Field environments, user behaviour Making use of device capabilities GPS, camera, accelerometer DEVICE Designing for small screens and touch Responsive design, new interaction models Ensuring staff have access, wherever & whenever Modern devices, BYOD policies, wireless-enabled offices www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_mobiledesign Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

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47. Rethinking processes and tasks Apps that are natively mobile, PROCESS as-you-go processes Designing for the context of use Field environments, user behaviour CONTEXT Making use of device capabilities GPS, camera, accelerometer DEVICE Designing for small screens and touch Responsive design, new interaction models TOUCH Ensuring staff have access, wherever & whenever Modern devices, BYOD policies, wireless-enabled offices ACCESS www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_mobiledesign Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

48. We weren’t able to design great corporate systems Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

49. Enterprise mobility gives us a second chance to deliver great design Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

50. There is a whole orchard of low-hanging fruit – start picking! Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

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52. Let the revolution begin! Step Two Designs (www.steptwo.com.au) March 2013

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