This document discusses enterprise mobile device management (EMDM) and the challenges it addresses. It notes that the proliferation of devices and operating systems has created challenges for IT organizations to manage. Key business drivers for EMDM include security, deploying mobile business processes, and supporting devices beyond Blackberries. EMDM solutions aim to help IT organizations address challenges like mobile device support, security, application deployment, device control and BYOD policies. The document promotes AT&T's EMDM solution as a way to help organizations manage and secure mobile devices used by employees.
This document summarizes Intel IT's strategies and results for 2013. Key points include:
- Adopting a SMAC (social, mobile, cloud, analytics) strategy to transform IT and drive business value.
- Deploying 20,000 ultrabook devices including 14,000 touch devices to improve employee mobility and productivity.
- Enabling cloud computing with over 90% of new services deployed in the cloud within 1 hour.
- Gaining $184 million in savings over 4 years from data center optimization and vertical specialization.
- Developing security business intelligence and mobile app capabilities to enable choice, collaboration and protect information.
- Generating $79 million in business value in 2013 from analytics platforms
The document discusses preparing a business for a mobile future and adopting a mobility strategy. It outlines the growth of enterprise mobility solutions and how mobile technology can increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. The presentation recommends businesses assess their current mobile technology use, policies, and competition to determine how to best incorporate more mobility solutions.
MobileIron's Enterprise Solution for Mobile Web BrowsingMobileIron
The Web@Work Enterprise Mobile Browser enables immediate, secure access to internal websites and web applications without a separate VPN connection. Web@Work preserves a native and high-fidelity web browsing experience.
Unique Value Proposition in M2M: Hardware, Software & Service Building Blocks...Eurotech
Eurotech provides hardware, software, and services for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. They offer a range of computing boards, devices, and integrated vertical solutions. Eurotech also provides a multi-service gateway approach and an M2M integration platform called Everyware Cloud to help customers connect devices, integrate and analyze data, and build applications. Their full-stack offering helps customers reduce costs and time to market for IoT projects.
This document summarizes a presentation about Infor's System i products and strategy. It discusses how Infor10x enhances existing System i applications with new user experiences, mobile access, analytics, and integration capabilities. Infor10x provides a modern interface while maintaining compatibility. The technology platform allows real-time connectivity between applications. Infor is committed to ongoing investment in System i products and expanding their customer base. Upcoming changes to European payment regulations were also reviewed.
The document discusses the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in India. It provides an overview of the types of BPO services offered, including customer support, technical support, telemarketing, and accounting. It also discusses the current size and growth potential of the Indian BPO industry. Some of the key challenges faced by the industry are also summarized, such as infrastructure issues and lack of skills. Overall, the Indian BPO industry has experienced significant growth and is well-positioned for continued expansion.
Inforum Middle East Contract Management PresentationJohnGodfrey
The document discusses implementing a vendor contract management system using Infor software to better manage suppliers for a large property. It describes the goals of capturing contract data, creating tools for facilities management, integrating budgets and payments, and providing reporting. The presentation covers contract setup, execution, and finance functions enabled by the system, including work order generation, receipting, invoicing, and reporting dashboards. Keys to success include executive sponsorship, training users, and establishing metrics to measure benefits.
Intel IT wanted to better serve Intel employees by improving the way we provided PC peripherals. We wanted a more accessible and, ideally, self-service method.
We created IT on the GO, a vending machine with consigned inventory that enables employees to get a variety of PC peripherals in less than a minute, any time of the day.
This document summarizes Intel IT's strategies and results for 2013. Key points include:
- Adopting a SMAC (social, mobile, cloud, analytics) strategy to transform IT and drive business value.
- Deploying 20,000 ultrabook devices including 14,000 touch devices to improve employee mobility and productivity.
- Enabling cloud computing with over 90% of new services deployed in the cloud within 1 hour.
- Gaining $184 million in savings over 4 years from data center optimization and vertical specialization.
- Developing security business intelligence and mobile app capabilities to enable choice, collaboration and protect information.
- Generating $79 million in business value in 2013 from analytics platforms
The document discusses preparing a business for a mobile future and adopting a mobility strategy. It outlines the growth of enterprise mobility solutions and how mobile technology can increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. The presentation recommends businesses assess their current mobile technology use, policies, and competition to determine how to best incorporate more mobility solutions.
MobileIron's Enterprise Solution for Mobile Web BrowsingMobileIron
The Web@Work Enterprise Mobile Browser enables immediate, secure access to internal websites and web applications without a separate VPN connection. Web@Work preserves a native and high-fidelity web browsing experience.
Unique Value Proposition in M2M: Hardware, Software & Service Building Blocks...Eurotech
Eurotech provides hardware, software, and services for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. They offer a range of computing boards, devices, and integrated vertical solutions. Eurotech also provides a multi-service gateway approach and an M2M integration platform called Everyware Cloud to help customers connect devices, integrate and analyze data, and build applications. Their full-stack offering helps customers reduce costs and time to market for IoT projects.
This document summarizes a presentation about Infor's System i products and strategy. It discusses how Infor10x enhances existing System i applications with new user experiences, mobile access, analytics, and integration capabilities. Infor10x provides a modern interface while maintaining compatibility. The technology platform allows real-time connectivity between applications. Infor is committed to ongoing investment in System i products and expanding their customer base. Upcoming changes to European payment regulations were also reviewed.
The document discusses the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in India. It provides an overview of the types of BPO services offered, including customer support, technical support, telemarketing, and accounting. It also discusses the current size and growth potential of the Indian BPO industry. Some of the key challenges faced by the industry are also summarized, such as infrastructure issues and lack of skills. Overall, the Indian BPO industry has experienced significant growth and is well-positioned for continued expansion.
Inforum Middle East Contract Management PresentationJohnGodfrey
The document discusses implementing a vendor contract management system using Infor software to better manage suppliers for a large property. It describes the goals of capturing contract data, creating tools for facilities management, integrating budgets and payments, and providing reporting. The presentation covers contract setup, execution, and finance functions enabled by the system, including work order generation, receipting, invoicing, and reporting dashboards. Keys to success include executive sponsorship, training users, and establishing metrics to measure benefits.
Intel IT wanted to better serve Intel employees by improving the way we provided PC peripherals. We wanted a more accessible and, ideally, self-service method.
We created IT on the GO, a vending machine with consigned inventory that enables employees to get a variety of PC peripherals in less than a minute, any time of the day.
The document discusses the future of ERP systems on IBM i platforms according to Infor, a major provider of ERP software. It outlines Infor's strategy to develop its software using a modern internet architecture to enable social, mobile, proactive, and collaborative experiences for users. This approach aims to keep IBM i relevant by enhancing existing ERP functions and transforming systems into engaging platforms while preserving customers' investments in the IBM i ecosystem. The future of ERP on IBM i, according to Infor, involves continuous improvements alongside a new system of engagement for the whole IBM i community through Infor's technology.
This document outlines Subhamoy Chakraborti's webinar on building an enterprise mobility strategy. It begins with an introduction of Chakraborti and his background in enterprise mobility. The document then discusses why an enterprise mobility strategy is needed to align with business strategy. It provides a 5 step approach to enterprise mobility and 6 key areas a strategy should cover, including priority users, device platforms, application frameworks, security, and sourcing options. The document emphasizes that security and integration with backend systems are important considerations for any mobility strategy.
Capgemini Connected Car Demo Using IBM Internet of Things Foundation on BluemixCapgemini
Does the buzz about IBM Internet of Things (IoT) and Bluemix makes you curious to see some real-world demos and implementations?
IBM and Capgemini are going to show you the future of vehicle technology, focusing on different ways in which vehicles can be connected using IoT and IBM Bluemix. We’ll demo an app named “Follow your Friend” that lets you connect with and exchange GPS positions with other vehicles.
We’ll also demo “Geofence” for location-based marketing: it knows about the drivers’ needs as they drive and informs retailers about potential customers, so they can push offers to their customer’s vehicle devices (or mobile devices) as they drive by.
Presented at IBM InterConnect 2015 by Capgemini's Avinash Vaidya.
The document discusses current trends in information technology and its impact. It covers how IT has improved productivity, efficiency, and customer service in organizations and for consumers. It also discusses how IT challenges businesses to keep pace with new technologies in competitive environments. The document defines information technology and provides examples of common IT uses in businesses like databases, word processing, computer networks, and the internet.
IdealNet Podcast Lifesciences User Experience Managementcbiddle2
This document summarizes an agenda for a presentation on enterprise user experience management for life sciences. It discusses the life sciences market, application performance management, and user experience management. It outlines key technology trends in life sciences, including movement to cloud and SAP usage. It segments user experience management into basic, advanced, and enterprise classes and describes their key features and use cases. Specific use cases discussed for enterprise user experience management include user education and training, IT dashboards, help desk optimization, and ensuring best business processes and compliance.
This document summarizes a seminar on applying information technology in manufacturing industries. It discusses ongoing research and development projects involving integrated information systems to support manufacturing processes from design to production. Specific areas being studied include product data management, data exchange between companies, concurrent engineering, and developing common parts databases. The goal is to improve manufacturing and supporting industries in Asian countries through international cooperation and networks.
1) IRM (identity and access management) is key to enabling rapid digital transformation and collaboration between companies as the average lifespan of companies decreases.
2) Schuberg Philis is a Dutch IT outsourcing provider focused on managing mission critical applications for regulated industries through dedicated environments and a team approach.
3) They provide a single identity infrastructure with true multi-tenancy that can support multiple policies, devices, and customers through the use of cloud, automation, and software defined networking technologies.
This case study examines how three companies - Heidelberg, Honeywell, and Eaton - developed smart products and services using information technology. Heidelberg used sensors and networking in printing presses to remotely monitor equipment and optimize performance. Honeywell deployed a remote control system at oil refineries to reduce costs. Eaton created a home monitoring system using various sensors to alert homeowners of issues. The companies benefited from lower maintenance costs, increased services revenue, and expanded customer bases by developing these smart product and service strategies.
The telecom industry in Asia Pacific and India is growing rapidly, with the APAC region expected to see 5.7% annual growth in subscribers. The Indian telecom market generated $39 billion in quarterly revenue and contributes 1.5% to India's GDP. Several major Indian telecom operators outsource functions like billing, customer support, and infrastructure management to cut costs. Common outsourcing models include captive centers, third party vendors like IBM and Tech Mahindra, and hybrid models through joint ventures. While cost reduction was initially the main driver, operators now seek more strategic outsourcing partnerships to gain capabilities and efficiencies.
This document discusses new approaches for machine-to-machine (M2M) and internet of things (IoT) projects in utilities and energy markets. It argues that current point solutions have increased costs due to lack of interoperability and inability to share resources. The document advocates thinking holistically about entire ecosystems rather than individual problems, and leveraging existing technology standards. It introduces Eurotech's approach of using integration platforms and device application frameworks to enable more efficient and flexible M2M/IoT systems.
It’s not Magic we lead the Transformation Movement, its by Design. | Scott Wells – Dell EMC Systems Consultant | Ivan Levendyan – Titanium Partner Systems Engineer
The IT sector in India has grown rapidly since the 1970s and is one of the fastest growing sectors in the economy. It is projected to have annual growth rates of over 35% and contribute over 7.5% to India's GDP by 2008. The major players in the Indian IT industry are TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Satyam, with TCS having the largest turnover of over $9 billion. Organizational structures in the IT sector typically include roles like CEO, project managers, team leaders, and software developers. Recruitment challenges include finding candidates with the required skills and experience as well as high attrition rates in the industry.
The IT presentation covered the following key points in 3 sentences:
IT focus areas included supporting business strategy and innovation through processes automation, operations support, product development and partnerships. Major IT projects discussed were completion of the Actisure medical system, IP telephony deployment, and revamping Jubilee's website to enable e-commerce. Next steps outlined completing a TCS audit, rolling out a new IT structure, and implementing a strategic IT roadmap in collaboration with business teams.
The document provides an overview of Zebra Technologies' enterprise mobile computing products and solutions. It discusses Zebra's leadership in mobile computing and data capture technologies. The document highlights product lines for retail, field mobility, and warehouse/manufacturing environments. It emphasizes factors like durability, connectivity, and data capture capabilities that make Zebra's devices suitable for different industrial operations.
Rialto i on_manufacturingsolution_manufacturingexecutionsystem_erponcloudTCS iON
Rialto Enterprise Ltd manufactures toothbrushes for Gillette India. It was facing issues with inconsistent supplies, quality checks, and an obsolete IT system requiring regular upgrades. Rialto decided to overhaul its IT and engage iON for a fully integrated IT solution covering manufacturing, finance, accounting, HRMS and payroll with zero maintenance. This provided better planning, connectivity between systems, easy scaling, and 24/7 support. Now Rialto can access information instantly from anywhere improving day-to-day operations without any capital expenditure.
Rialto, the sophisticated maker of tooth brushes, was in no mood to brush up its old IT. Having suffered through upgradation and maintenance, it finally decided a revamp.
The document discusses the IT sales and marketing industry in India. It provides details on the growth of the Indian IT market, key players, sales organization structures, technology areas, and opportunities in the hardware, software and services sectors. The market is growing rapidly, especially in areas like enterprise storage solutions, security software, and business intelligence. Indian IT companies also have significant indirect impact on global software sales through their work with multinational clients.
Mobile device management (MDM) involves securing, monitoring, and managing mobile devices across organizations. MDM functionality includes distributing applications, data, and device configurations over-the-air. MDM solutions have a server component that sends management commands to mobile devices, and a client component on devices that receives and implements commands. Key drivers for MDM include supporting an increasing number of mobile workers, protecting sensitive corporate data on devices, and managing a variety of consumer-oriented devices and operating systems used in enterprises.
Cloud is all the buzz...what is it really?!?!Michael Maharas
I'm sure that you've had the word "cloud" lobbed towards you many times in the past couple years. However not all cloud is created equal. So rather than only share all the ways AT&T's cloud is among the best. I am going to share a deck which will shed some much needed light on what cloud is and why it's going to be vital to your business
The document discusses the future of ERP systems on IBM i platforms according to Infor, a major provider of ERP software. It outlines Infor's strategy to develop its software using a modern internet architecture to enable social, mobile, proactive, and collaborative experiences for users. This approach aims to keep IBM i relevant by enhancing existing ERP functions and transforming systems into engaging platforms while preserving customers' investments in the IBM i ecosystem. The future of ERP on IBM i, according to Infor, involves continuous improvements alongside a new system of engagement for the whole IBM i community through Infor's technology.
This document outlines Subhamoy Chakraborti's webinar on building an enterprise mobility strategy. It begins with an introduction of Chakraborti and his background in enterprise mobility. The document then discusses why an enterprise mobility strategy is needed to align with business strategy. It provides a 5 step approach to enterprise mobility and 6 key areas a strategy should cover, including priority users, device platforms, application frameworks, security, and sourcing options. The document emphasizes that security and integration with backend systems are important considerations for any mobility strategy.
Capgemini Connected Car Demo Using IBM Internet of Things Foundation on BluemixCapgemini
Does the buzz about IBM Internet of Things (IoT) and Bluemix makes you curious to see some real-world demos and implementations?
IBM and Capgemini are going to show you the future of vehicle technology, focusing on different ways in which vehicles can be connected using IoT and IBM Bluemix. We’ll demo an app named “Follow your Friend” that lets you connect with and exchange GPS positions with other vehicles.
We’ll also demo “Geofence” for location-based marketing: it knows about the drivers’ needs as they drive and informs retailers about potential customers, so they can push offers to their customer’s vehicle devices (or mobile devices) as they drive by.
Presented at IBM InterConnect 2015 by Capgemini's Avinash Vaidya.
The document discusses current trends in information technology and its impact. It covers how IT has improved productivity, efficiency, and customer service in organizations and for consumers. It also discusses how IT challenges businesses to keep pace with new technologies in competitive environments. The document defines information technology and provides examples of common IT uses in businesses like databases, word processing, computer networks, and the internet.
IdealNet Podcast Lifesciences User Experience Managementcbiddle2
This document summarizes an agenda for a presentation on enterprise user experience management for life sciences. It discusses the life sciences market, application performance management, and user experience management. It outlines key technology trends in life sciences, including movement to cloud and SAP usage. It segments user experience management into basic, advanced, and enterprise classes and describes their key features and use cases. Specific use cases discussed for enterprise user experience management include user education and training, IT dashboards, help desk optimization, and ensuring best business processes and compliance.
This document summarizes a seminar on applying information technology in manufacturing industries. It discusses ongoing research and development projects involving integrated information systems to support manufacturing processes from design to production. Specific areas being studied include product data management, data exchange between companies, concurrent engineering, and developing common parts databases. The goal is to improve manufacturing and supporting industries in Asian countries through international cooperation and networks.
1) IRM (identity and access management) is key to enabling rapid digital transformation and collaboration between companies as the average lifespan of companies decreases.
2) Schuberg Philis is a Dutch IT outsourcing provider focused on managing mission critical applications for regulated industries through dedicated environments and a team approach.
3) They provide a single identity infrastructure with true multi-tenancy that can support multiple policies, devices, and customers through the use of cloud, automation, and software defined networking technologies.
This case study examines how three companies - Heidelberg, Honeywell, and Eaton - developed smart products and services using information technology. Heidelberg used sensors and networking in printing presses to remotely monitor equipment and optimize performance. Honeywell deployed a remote control system at oil refineries to reduce costs. Eaton created a home monitoring system using various sensors to alert homeowners of issues. The companies benefited from lower maintenance costs, increased services revenue, and expanded customer bases by developing these smart product and service strategies.
The telecom industry in Asia Pacific and India is growing rapidly, with the APAC region expected to see 5.7% annual growth in subscribers. The Indian telecom market generated $39 billion in quarterly revenue and contributes 1.5% to India's GDP. Several major Indian telecom operators outsource functions like billing, customer support, and infrastructure management to cut costs. Common outsourcing models include captive centers, third party vendors like IBM and Tech Mahindra, and hybrid models through joint ventures. While cost reduction was initially the main driver, operators now seek more strategic outsourcing partnerships to gain capabilities and efficiencies.
This document discusses new approaches for machine-to-machine (M2M) and internet of things (IoT) projects in utilities and energy markets. It argues that current point solutions have increased costs due to lack of interoperability and inability to share resources. The document advocates thinking holistically about entire ecosystems rather than individual problems, and leveraging existing technology standards. It introduces Eurotech's approach of using integration platforms and device application frameworks to enable more efficient and flexible M2M/IoT systems.
It’s not Magic we lead the Transformation Movement, its by Design. | Scott Wells – Dell EMC Systems Consultant | Ivan Levendyan – Titanium Partner Systems Engineer
The IT sector in India has grown rapidly since the 1970s and is one of the fastest growing sectors in the economy. It is projected to have annual growth rates of over 35% and contribute over 7.5% to India's GDP by 2008. The major players in the Indian IT industry are TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Satyam, with TCS having the largest turnover of over $9 billion. Organizational structures in the IT sector typically include roles like CEO, project managers, team leaders, and software developers. Recruitment challenges include finding candidates with the required skills and experience as well as high attrition rates in the industry.
The IT presentation covered the following key points in 3 sentences:
IT focus areas included supporting business strategy and innovation through processes automation, operations support, product development and partnerships. Major IT projects discussed were completion of the Actisure medical system, IP telephony deployment, and revamping Jubilee's website to enable e-commerce. Next steps outlined completing a TCS audit, rolling out a new IT structure, and implementing a strategic IT roadmap in collaboration with business teams.
The document provides an overview of Zebra Technologies' enterprise mobile computing products and solutions. It discusses Zebra's leadership in mobile computing and data capture technologies. The document highlights product lines for retail, field mobility, and warehouse/manufacturing environments. It emphasizes factors like durability, connectivity, and data capture capabilities that make Zebra's devices suitable for different industrial operations.
Rialto i on_manufacturingsolution_manufacturingexecutionsystem_erponcloudTCS iON
Rialto Enterprise Ltd manufactures toothbrushes for Gillette India. It was facing issues with inconsistent supplies, quality checks, and an obsolete IT system requiring regular upgrades. Rialto decided to overhaul its IT and engage iON for a fully integrated IT solution covering manufacturing, finance, accounting, HRMS and payroll with zero maintenance. This provided better planning, connectivity between systems, easy scaling, and 24/7 support. Now Rialto can access information instantly from anywhere improving day-to-day operations without any capital expenditure.
Rialto, the sophisticated maker of tooth brushes, was in no mood to brush up its old IT. Having suffered through upgradation and maintenance, it finally decided a revamp.
The document discusses the IT sales and marketing industry in India. It provides details on the growth of the Indian IT market, key players, sales organization structures, technology areas, and opportunities in the hardware, software and services sectors. The market is growing rapidly, especially in areas like enterprise storage solutions, security software, and business intelligence. Indian IT companies also have significant indirect impact on global software sales through their work with multinational clients.
Mobile device management (MDM) involves securing, monitoring, and managing mobile devices across organizations. MDM functionality includes distributing applications, data, and device configurations over-the-air. MDM solutions have a server component that sends management commands to mobile devices, and a client component on devices that receives and implements commands. Key drivers for MDM include supporting an increasing number of mobile workers, protecting sensitive corporate data on devices, and managing a variety of consumer-oriented devices and operating systems used in enterprises.
Cloud is all the buzz...what is it really?!?!Michael Maharas
I'm sure that you've had the word "cloud" lobbed towards you many times in the past couple years. However not all cloud is created equal. So rather than only share all the ways AT&T's cloud is among the best. I am going to share a deck which will shed some much needed light on what cloud is and why it's going to be vital to your business
This document discusses AT&T's platform of cloud, hosting, application, network, and mobility services. It highlights AT&T's experience and capabilities across these services, including hosting over 1,000 applications, managing the largest 4G network, and providing global connectivity. The platform is positioned as helping businesses transform and drive innovation, productivity, and revenue through optimized applications, infrastructure, and digital processes.
The document discusses how companies can avoid stalling after selling their first 1,000 IoT devices. It emphasizes the importance of planning for growth from the beginning, including considering the entire product lifecycle from design to billing. Key factors that could impact scaling like connectivity, manufacturing, data analytics, and billing processes must be addressed upfront. The future of IoT is predicted to involve trillions of connected devices generating enormous amounts of data, requiring more processing at the network edge.
Three automotive companies recently journeyed into the cloud with varying degrees of success. Automotive supplier #1 saved over $25M by transitioning applications to the cloud, but experienced issues with legacy systems integration and vendor staff skills. Automotive supplier #2's manufacturing module performed well but they moved too quickly through planning phases. A technology supplier was methodical in planning but experienced delays and a lack of a critical functionality in their cloud solution. Key factors that led to difficulties included business process weaknesses, reliance on vendors, and lack of planning.
TAG IoT Summit - Why You Need a Strategy for the Internet of ThingsEric Sineath
- The document discusses the need for companies to develop Internet of Things (IoT) strategies to take advantage of connecting people, improving interactions, and enabling new businesses through real-time data from billions of connected devices and sensors.
- It outlines key aspects of a successful IoT strategy including having both short-term "sprinters" to develop solutions and long-term "long distance runners" to develop broader strategic plans and scale proofs of concept.
- The document provides examples of how IoT can drive business values like production optimization, consumer engagement, new revenue models, and innovative businesses through connecting people, processes, data and things.
SOTI Enterprise Mobility Management - Michael Antinozzi - VP Global Business ...Michael Antinozzi
SOTI is a proven product innovator and world leader in Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) and Unified Endpoint Management (UEM).
Over 17,000 customers across 170 countries rely on SOTI for their EMM needs. We have strong partnerships with hardware manufacturers, providing support for new mobile devices and operating systems well before the competition. We understand the unique requirements of our partner's industries, including logistics, retail, healthcare, education and field services. SOTI has a strong focus on R&D and we are constantly innovating to do whatever it takes to keep our customers happy and successful. Making day to day mobility management easy lets the enterprise take mobility to endless possibilities.
The intersection of cool mobility and corporate protectionEnclaveSecurity
Cool Mobility in business terms is mobile productivity. It enables a workforce to have instant access to information through mobile applications anywhere, anytime. People are fundamentally changing the way they work, and in order to remain competitive, organizations are making enterprise applications accessible through mobile devices. But, what about the confidential data? How do we audit those mobile devices? This presentation will provide a streamline approach to auditing endpoint security on mobile devices.
Gartner has identified the top 10 strategic technology trends for 2014. Take a look ahead at the strategic trends that have high potential to disrupt IT or the business in the next three years. Discover the technologies that may require major financial investments and the ones you cannot afford to miss.
Changing Your Enterprise Architecture - Mobile is Not an Add-OnWheatstone
The document discusses trends in mobile technology and the need for enterprises to develop mobile strategies to address the growing use of mobile devices by employees. It outlines questions organizations should ask themselves around assessing current mobile usage, managing risks, investments, critical analysis, and ensuring proper security, platforms, communications, and applications are supported across their mobile architecture. The presentation aims to help organizations understand which questions to focus on in developing an effective mobile enterprise architecture.
Yin & Yang of Enterprise Mobility: Gartner Mobile & Wireless 2008Relayware
The document discusses the growing trend of enterprise mobility. It notes that while mobility started as a consumer trend, business uses are increasing with 70% of enterprises adopting wireless technologies. However, complexity remains around devices, connectivity, platforms, policies and applications. The document outlines considerations for different stakeholders in enterprise mobility including carriers, device manufacturers, software vendors and enterprises. It highlights examples of early adopter companies like Pitney Bowes, Heineken and AT&T and lessons learned around finding focus areas and having a platform mindset to support mobility.
Mobile Device Management - Can You Afford (Not) to Go IT Alone?Christopher Hunt
Smartphones are an essential part of doing business in today's law firm. We review the various devices in use today, and the platforms and applications available for managing your mobile inventory. We also take a look at tips and tricks, and advantages and disadvantages of "going it alone" to cost-effectively managing your inventory without the use of third-party applications.
Présentation stratégie et use cases autour des solutions IoT (Internet of Things) lors de l'Oracle Cloud Café du 12 avril 2016 avec Eric de Smedt, presales director et Jean-Marc Hui Bon Hoa, expert IoT et la participation d'Accenture, les start-up GreenMe et Wicross
Attinad Software has rich credentials and in depth capabilities in the IoT space and in the convergence of IoT with SMAC (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud) technology stack for delivering end to end business enabler IT platforms.
This document discusses the Oracle Mobile Platform and mobility in general. It notes that mobility is key, as more customers and employees will access brands and enterprise applications via mobile rather than desktop. It highlights differences between mobile and desktop, such as intuitive interfaces on mobile. The document also discusses mobile security challenges, app delivery options, and provides examples of mobile use cases from various industries including banking, transportation, and utilities.
The document summarizes AT&T Mobility's value proposition including having the best network with the most coverage, unlimited plans with great value, and the most innovative product portfolio. It describes AT&T's vision of connecting people everywhere and its business trends driving the market like globalization and mobility. The document also outlines AT&T's Corporate Responsible User and Split Liability programs that provide discounted mobile services and plans to corporate employees.