Codestrong 2012 breakout session creating a mobile strategy

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.

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Chief Architect of Independence Blue Cross, Gregory Barnowsky, discusses their mobile strategy from discovery to implementation.

Learn how a mobile and social business with the right tools can help you optimize user collaboration, enhance customer outreach and achieve faster time-to-market.

1) HCL AXON's mobility framework aligns business drivers and priorities with mobile application selection and development to deliver value from mobile initiatives. 2) The framework determines business priorities, designs a roadmap, develops applications, and manages mobility through the application lifecycle. 3) HCL AXON's innovation lab evaluates client needs, develops prototypes, and delivers mobile applications across platforms to generate revenue, improve quality and reduce costs.

The document discusses developing a mobile security strategy and outlines some of the operational risks associated with mobility including a lack of appropriate mobile policies and procedures, increased risk of unauthorized exposure of sensitive data through mobile devices, and the proliferation of mobile devices on networks without tracking or inventory capabilities. It also covers the mobile ecosystem and risk landscape, outlining four main categories of mobility risk: operational, technology and data protection, legal and regulatory, and infrastructure and device.

With application performance management in place, businesses can identify (and resolve) issues on the network faster, provision the bandwidth to support applications more accurately, and plan network upgrades and other tasks with more efficiency.

Come and discover the potential to get closer to your customers and increase top line revenue by delivering exceptional web experiences. IBM recently unveiled Project Northstar, which allows our customers to deliver highly engaging, personalised, and differentiated web experiences that meet the evolving need of today's customer. Find out how Project Northstar and the IBM Customer Experience Suite can help attract and retain the best customers, improve brand loyalty, increase customer satisfaction, and lower operational costs. Jon Mell, Social Collaboration Solutions Sales Leader, IBM

Mobile is the new desktop. The presentation covers the following What makes mobile more complex than web development? Challenges & Opportunities with Enterprise Mobile Enablement. For more information contact us at sales@algarytm.com

What credit union marketers and IT professionals can look forward to learning: - How your credit union can use the Web as an online marketing platform - The very latest in interactive marketing trends (and the underlying technology driving them), including search engine marketing, email and social media marketing, and audience targeting - Lessons from credit union and other regulated industry marketers who are embracing new trends and testing limits - The industry standards driving the interactive landscape in the financial services industry

This webinar discusses the challenges and opportunities of enterprise mobility. It identifies major challenges such as selecting development platforms, distributing apps at scale, ensuring good user experience, and ongoing maintenance. It also outlines opportunities such as improved productivity, reduced errors, new business models, and supporting digital transformation. The webinar agenda includes segments on challenges, opportunities, and a conclusion, with a total run time of 45 minutes.

Today, enterprises are faced with increased global competition in an environment where customers are demanding faster delivery, better service and also want to gain significant and immediate business value by increasing productivity and reducing operational cost. Spurred by unprecedented customer demand, each Industry cluster has developed its own source of comparative advantage. Even within a single organization, the business value chain is geographically fragmented. Such diversification and fragmentation of value chain drives the need for cross-platform Web applications over mobile channel. Mobile Web is the next logical transition in this evolutionary process and Mobile Web applications will continue to gain more prominence in the enterprises not just to improve the return on investment in their existing system landscape, but also to expand global reach and improve operational efficiency of their mobile workforce. This paper outlines the critical business needs to rapidly create flexible Mobile web solutions across all lines of business. The paper enlightens the benefits offered by enabling web applications on Mobile devices and also addresses the current business challenges in developing Mobile Web applications. This paper is intended for all business domains irrespective of application portfolios.

The document provides recommendations for building separate mobile experiences for commerce and service on Dell's mobile platform, including focusing the mobile app on self-service support features and using the mobile web for product research and commerce functions accessed via links from the app. It also outlines proposed timelines and technical considerations around screen sizes, densities, and platforms to support.

Talk di Luca Zurlo (Jaspersoft) | Drupal Day Roma 2011 Si analizzerà l'importanza di uno dei principi cardine della filosofia Open Source, la collaborazione, spiegando con esempi pratici come Jaspersoft e Drupal collaborano lavorando insieme grazie ad uno specifico progetto sviluppato dalla nostra "community". Grazie alla presentazione di Luca Zurlo inoltre potrete vedere come la tecnologia di Jaspersoft può aiutare gli utenti di Drupal ad ottimizzare lo studio ed l'analisi dei propri dati migliorando qualitativamente i dati e le informazioni della propria organizzazione.

Mobile application performance monitoring (APM) tools have evolved to focus on continuously improving the end-user experience of mobile apps. These tools now monitor a wide range of factors that contribute to the mobile experience beyond just functionality, usability, and performance. The mobile APM market includes tools from vendors like AppDynamics, New Relic, IBM, and others. Recent mergers and acquisitions in this space include companies focused on APM and quality assurance of mobile apps.

This presentation was presented at the product excellence (http://www.productexcellence.co.il/) conference, on december 5th

This document discusses best practices for mobile-first user experience (UX) and content strategy. It recommends designing for mobile first to take advantage of greater opportunities, better focus on mobile needs, and potential for more innovation. Key aspects covered include understanding the audience, defining experience principles through mapping the user journey, planning adaptive content that can be reused across devices, and wireframing designs based on user needs and content requirements.

Mobile-first is a simple idea with big implications: digital products should be designed for mobile first. Not the other way around. These are the slides for my 12 minute presentation at IA day 2012. Just a quick introduction to the mobile-first concept. Props to Luke Wroblewski and Brad Frost. I got most of the stuff in this presentation from their presentations and blogs. Luke Wroblewski: http://www.lukew.com/presos/preso.asp?26 Brad Frost: http://bradfrostweb.com/blog/web/for-a-future-friendly-web/

The document outlines 11 statistics that demonstrate the severity of security risks posed by mobile devices and the importance of mobile security for businesses. Some key points include: 92% of popular Android apps carry security or privacy risks; mobile malware increased 33% in 2013; 35% of online adults have lost or had their mobile device stolen; only 20% of emails sent were legitimate as spam increased to 76% of email traffic; and the average cost of a data breach is $5.5 million. The document emphasizes that mobile devices now pose one of the largest threats to enterprise data security and strict security policies and employee training are needed.

Becoming a mobile enterprise is challenging and doesn't happen overnight. This presentation lays out a 6-step approach

The document introduces the concept of a mobile-first cloud and mobile backend as a service (mBaaS) platforms. A mBaaS abstracts the complexities of building mobile backends through cloud services, mobile SDKs, and a management console. It focuses on simplifying mobile app development and management. Examples show how a mBaaS can provide data storage, user authentication including with enterprise directories, integration with line of business systems, push notifications, events, and multi-factor authentication in a mobile-first way. The mobile-first cloud can drastically accelerate mobile app development times and management.

The document discusses several mobile business models used by companies across different industries including travel, finance, retail, and more. It provides examples of companies like Voyages-sncf.com increasing mobile sales by 10x through their mobile site and app, and Hotel Tonight creating a niche mobile market and new demand. The models demonstrate how mobile can drive revenue growth, customer acquisition and engagement, and operational efficiencies.

Responsive web design is taking higher ed web development by storm. This session will cover how the University of Vermont recently converted their existing fixed-width web design into a responsive one using a mobile-first strategy. We'll discuss both the advantages (and disadvantages) of the mobile first approach as well as tips and techniques used to create a nimble foundation for rapidly converting fixed width sites to responsive ones throughout the institution. In addition, we'll reveal a post launch assessment of the effectiveness and performance of the responsive design.

Enterprises develop mobile solutions based on competitor offerings and immediate business needs, without a clear enterprise wide mobile strategy. Thin, thick and hybrid mobile apps, enterprise mobile platforms, mobile cloud services are all available across a range of budgets and timing needs, and can be leveraged based on requirement. Enterprise mobile strategy is typically viewed from the lenses of the IT stakeholders, who often times have very focused and narrow agendas. The outcome of proceeding with point solutions to address immediate needs, is unused licenses, replication of effort, rework due to lack of proper guidelines and other issues that all lead to increased capital and operational expenditure. This paper defines a user centric, holistic micE model for defining enterprise mobile strategy and a staged process in leveraging the model in enterprise context.