SPEvo 2015 app launcher

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Introducing App Launcher Delivered by: Wes Hackett Audience: Office 365, Information Worker, Developer A new feature of Office 365 is the 'app launcher' and 'my apps' features. These new features provide a new style of navigation experience where all your apps are available from the Office 365 suite bar and the ability for a user to pin their preferred apps. This session introduces the features and the extensibility approaches to have your own apps interact with it.

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Agenda or Content Slide
 Introduction to the App Launcher
 App Launcher and My apps
 Adding an Azure Marketplace App
 Adding a shared Twitter account
 Adding an existing app
 Creating a tile for an existing application
 Adding a custom app
 Configure your app

Introducing the App Launcher
 Why
 Too many apps in Office 365 for the old suite-bar
 Ability to add new applications
 Pervasive navigation across the Office 365 suite
 Office 365 ‘waffle’ menu
 My apps page

INTRODUCING APP LAUNCHER UX
Let’s explore the end user experience for the new App Launcher

Marketplace application
 Over 4500 applications are available
 Improving the users experience
 Adding in common applications
 Sharing corporate accounts for Twitter, Facebook etc

ADDING A MARKETPLACE APP
How to add a Marketplace app into the App Launcher

Existing application
 Might be a LOB system
 HR custom app
 Finance service like expenses
 Public Url
 Your company website
 Sites within your Office 365 tenant
 An Intranet page

ADDING AN EXISTING APP
How to add an existing app into the App Launcher

Adding a custom app
 For your bespoke applications
 Azure AD
 Register the app (via VS2013 or Manually)
 Assign Users
 Shows in App Launcher and Access Panel

ADDING OUR OWN CUSTOM APP
How to get our own custom app to appear in the App Launcher

Azure AD Premium goodies
 Group based assignment
 Manage the apps via group membership
 Rolling passwords
 LinkedIn
 Facebook
 Twitter

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1. Introducing App Launcher Wes Hackett

2. Wes Hackett Chief Technical Officer

3. Agenda or Content Slide  Introduction to the App Launcher  App Launcher and My apps  Adding an Azure Marketplace App  Adding a shared Twitter account  Adding an existing app  Creating a tile for an existing application  Adding a custom app  Configure your app

4. Introducing the App Launcher  Why  Too many apps in Office 365 for the old suite-bar  Ability to add new applications  Pervasive navigation across the Office 365 suite  Office 365 ‘waffle’ menu  My apps page

5. INTRODUCING APP LAUNCHER UX Let’s explore the end user experience for the new App Launcher

6. Video narrative

7. Marketplace application  Over 4500 applications are available  Improving the users experience  Adding in common applications  Sharing corporate accounts for Twitter, Facebook etc

8. ADDING A MARKETPLACE APP How to add a Marketplace app into the App Launcher

9. Video narrative

10. Existing application  Might be a LOB system  HR custom app  Finance service like expenses  Public Url  Your company website  Sites within your Office 365 tenant  An Intranet page

11. ADDING AN EXISTING APP How to add an existing app into the App Launcher

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13. Adding a custom app  For your bespoke applications  Azure AD  Register the app (via VS2013 or Manually)  Assign Users  Shows in App Launcher and Access Panel

14. ADDING OUR OWN CUSTOM APP How to get our own custom app to appear in the App Launcher

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16. Azure AD Premium goodies  Group based assignment  Manage the apps via group membership  Rolling passwords  LinkedIn  Facebook  Twitter

17. Questions?

18. Thank you for attending! Wes Hackett

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