best practices of mobile technology leaders
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Round table discussion at CDM Mobility Summit in Miami, FL, November 12-13, 2013TRANSCRIPT
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Best Practices of
Mobile Technology Leaders
Chris Pepin
IBM MobileFirst Services Executive@chrispepin
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Mobile technology leaders are experiencing tangible benefits
Boost customer satisfaction
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Attract new clients; attract and retain top employees
Mobile enables the Internet of Things
Mobile technology leaders are more than twice as likely to increase revenue by 10%
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4
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Increase revenue
5
BYOD can’t be stopped; embrace mobile and put policy and controls in place to secure
corporate data
Reduce risk
Machine-to-machine connections are expected to increase from 2 billion in 2011 to 18
billion at the end of 2022
Increase convenience
Transact business from any device, any time, any place 2
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Most enterprises aren’t mobile technology leaders
17% Piloters
While mobile is a priority and
they have a number of mobile
projects in pilot, these
organizations lack an overall
mobile infrastructure strategy.
20% Mobile Technology Leaders
Enterprise-wide and strategic
approach to infrastructure
supporting mobile and greater
number of mobility technology
initiatives prioritized.
35% Evaluators
More ad hoc approach to
infrastructure supporting mobile
and fewer, if any, mobility
activities underway.
28% Experimenters
More strategic approach to
infrastructure supporting mobile
and fewer number of mobility
activities prioritized.
High priority
Low priority
Ad hoc StrategicApproach to Mobile Infrastructure
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What are mobile technology leaders doing differently that
enables them to realize greater business benefits of mobile?
Plan for mobile development and establish
strategies and polices
Integrate mobile across the enterprise,
rather than treat as a silo or one-off projects
Optimize mobile infrastructure for access
and performance
Manage mobile for security and efficiency
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Planning is a key initiative as they develop a mobile leadership
position
Develop a comprehensive enterprise mobile strategy
Develop use cases
Determine risks and policies for a more secure mobile enterprise
ServerServerServerPlan
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Integration helps you build a mobile infrastructure and begin
to develop a mobile leadership position
Extend converged voice, data and video
Extend collaboration and social
Integrate mobile apps with backend systems
ServerServerServer Integrate
Evaluate managed services and outsourcing for mobile
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A focus on optimization initiatives accelerates mobile projects
and can help move you to a mobile leadership position
Optimize networks for security-rich access and higher performance
Streamline business processes through mobile technologies
Leverage cloud, social and analytics
ServerServerServerOptimize
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Management initiatives can help you achieve higher efficiencies
as you begin to develop a mobile leadership position
Deploy, manage, and protect mobile devices, including BYOD
Provide secure access to corporate applications
Deploy a platform for developing, managing and delivering mobile applications
Manage
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Connect to backend systems in support of mobile
Manage mobile devices and applications
Transform the business by
creating new opportunities Extend existing business
capabilities to mobile devices
Build mobile applications
Secure your mobile business
Assess and Plan enterprise mobile strategy
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Mobile technology leaders have deployed solutions for the complete mobile lifecycle
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Questions?
Chris Pepin
IBM MobileFirst Services Executive
@chrispepin