The document discusses various myths and expectations around enterprise mobile development, including myths that the cost of mobile development is proportionally smaller than desktop, that all functionality can be replicated on mobile, and that mobile devices have infinite storage capabilities. It also covers challenges of mobile development like short app lifespans and the need to support various devices. Finally, the document provides examples of innovations in mobile development for industries like oil rigs, manufacturing, and healthcare.
4. Types of Solution within the Federated Solution 2.0
Pre-Integrated Industry Apps
• Integrated with pre-defined enterprise systems
(SAP, Salesforce …)
• Expert Seller with Box
• Productivity Apps (Join, Connect, Reserve)
Custom Integrated Industry Apps
Custom Apps
Mobile at Scale
5. MobileToday?
Is a commodity
Is almost a must in how business should evolve
Is an easy way to reach and establish a communication
channel with your clients/customers
Is mass coverage
40% of the worlds' population has internet access
(http://www.internetlivestats.com/internet-users/)
Mobile usage of web browser is reaching if not
surpassing Desktop users
It has major security flows
It is not fully regulated
Is not rocket science anymore
Its an opportunity for cognitive and insights
Mobile => Mobility
6. Myths&
Expectations
Myth: Size vs Price
Myth: Replicating Functionalities vs Device
Capabilities
Myth: Infinite Scrolling vs Fields in the Screen
Myth: Industry guidelines vs Client Will
Myth: Infinite Storing vs Device Capabilities
Myth: Less is More
Myth: All you can eat
Myth: Native vs Hybrid
Myth: Security … and Mobile
Myth: Testers vs End Users Testing
Myth: Designing for Mobile Middleware
7. Myth:Sizevs
Price
“If the mobile
device is smaller
than a Desktop web
browser, does not
imply the cost is
proportionally
smaller”
9. Myth:Screen
Size
“The question is: how much
info can actually fit in a
screen?
Hint: is not necessary
recommended to stick
all Wikipedia data in
one screen”
14. Myth:Nativevs
Hybrid
“The long story short: don’t
follow the urban myths as
there are many experts and
even more opinions”
“Always assess depending on
your requirements, known-
facts and industry knowledge”
“Do not design apps based
only on the latest cool trends
or latest phone releases… it
will change”
16. Myth:Security
…andMobile
Gartner states: “By 2020, up to 90% of
enterprises will test mobile applications
for security vulnerabilities, with more
than half of them using the same vendor
they use for web application security
testing.”
“Gartner states: Ponemon Institute has
reported that in 2016, only 29% percent
of mobile apps underwent security
assessments. To bridge the gap, security
teams will need to add new tools to
increase their testing capabilities and
efficiency.”
18. Mobile
Challenges
Dynamic Environment
Aligning Business with Technical
Average Life span of an app
Target Audience
Go to Market Time
Technical Readiness
Pixel Perfect or MVP
Volumetric
Severity 1 in production
What About Support
Roadmap
19. Mobile
Innovations
First ATEX 1 App on the Rigs
“Improvement of efficiency”
“Reducing of personnel”
“End-to-End Visibility”
“NoSQL & MQTT in Extreme Offline scenarios”
AR/VR
“Introducing Watson Machine Learning to AR/VR”
“Medical Monitoring for Disability Improvements”
Mobile Factory for Cement Industry
“Automated System to receive, pick and load trucks
through the facility”