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Page 1: Developing an Effective Wireless Middleware Strategy An Enterprise Perspective

Developing an Effective Developing an Effective Wireless Middleware StrategyWireless Middleware Strategy

An Enterprise PerspectiveAn Enterprise Perspective

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Mobility is… A Boardroom Priority Strategy for improving enterprise

performance Solutions to mission-critical needs Digital Freedom Integrated into business processes Enhanced productivity Reduced costs Workforce optimization Better responsiveness Improved customer service

Mobility is Not… Stand-Alone Application Point Solutions Bolt-On Solution Just PDAs Wireless alone Just About mCommerce Just Technology

What is Enterprise What is Enterprise Mobility ?Mobility ?

“Enterprise mobility is about extending access to corporate information in order to improve competitive advantage.”

“Enterprise mobility is about extending access to corporate information in order to improve competitive advantage.”

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Why Mobilize?Why Mobilize?

Opportunity to gain strategic advantage over competitors…

Cost reductions through efficiency improvements in selective parts of the value chain

Improved customer service through better informed sales and service personnel

Potential new sales opportunities through timely access to work related information

Enterprise Mobile solutions will be a key element of a company’s future business strategyEnterprise Mobile solutions will be a key element of a company’s future business strategy

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Four Enterprise Business GroupsFour Enterprise Business Groups

Main type of solutions

Away from home town

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Away from office

Away from desk

E-mail/agenda Simple interactive job-applications

Highly interactive job-applications

All PC-based applications

White–collar office worker

Mobile sales and operations

Mapping of business user categories

Mobile indoor blue–

collar worker

Travelingexecutives and consultants

Based on EDS/A.T. Kearney experience there are four main business user groups…Based on EDS/A.T. Kearney experience there are four main business user groups…

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Four Key Business ChallengesFour Key Business Challenges

”Not all existing content was suitable for mobile

devices” Applications need to be integrated with existing systems

Applications need to be integrated with existing systems

”Solutions must be reliable, fast and easy

to use”

”The natural willingness to accept new

technology varies greatly among people”

User acceptance/ ease-of-use must be carefully consideredUser acceptance/ ease-of-use must be carefully considered

”Implementing mobile data required a change

in working culture”

New mobile data applications often require changes in work

processes for maximum benefits

New mobile data applications often require changes in work

processes for maximum benefits

Many companies are still slightly skeptical towards mobile data and

uninformed about the benefits

Many companies are still slightly skeptical towards mobile data and

uninformed about the benefits

”We have concerns about security and network coverage” ”Will it really work?”

Surveys reveal four key business user challenges that need to be addressed when implementing mobile data applications

Surveys reveal four key business user challenges that need to be addressed when implementing mobile data applications

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Middleware as aMiddleware as aTechnology EnablerTechnology Enabler

From dumb terminals and mainframes to powerful handheld computers, improved information access has been the goal.

From dumb terminals and mainframes to powerful handheld computers, improved information access has been the goal.

Middleware is enabling convergence…

Middleware is enabling convergence…

Mobility means access from anywhere, wired or wireless.

Mobility means access from anywhere, wired or wireless.

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Mobilizing the Mobilizing the EnterpriseEnterprise

Configuration /Rendering

Services focused on ease-of-use and tailored to suit the user’s

needs

EnterpriseApplications

Middleware EnterpriseData

MobileAutomation

•Field Force•Sales•Service•Mobile Office •CRM •Telematics

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•Experience Mgt •Provisioning •Configuration•Rendering•Logistics•Help

Ease of use is a critical factor in employee acceptance of Mobility and successful implementations will significantly increase their efficiency.

Ease of use is a critical factor in employee acceptance of Mobility and successful implementations will significantly increase their efficiency.

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Middleware RequirementsMiddleware Requirements

According to Forrester, Mobile Enterprise Middleware requires Five Key Capabilities…

According to Forrester, Mobile Enterprise Middleware requires Five Key Capabilities…

1. Mobile capability

2. Packaged application support

3. Management capability

4. Development capability

5. Security, scalability, standardization

Mobile Enterprise middlewareHandheld Devices Enterprise software

Groupware

E-Mail PIM Calendar

Enterprise ApplicationsSales FieldField ServiceRouting AutomationCustom Apps

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Increasing Business VelocityIncreasing Business Velocity

Ability to recognize work events

Event enablement

Rapidly recognize Rapidly recognize “traditional” “traditional” eventsevents

Business Velocity

Recognize Recognize “new” events“new” events

(proactivity)(proactivity)

Decentralize and Decentralize and streamlinestreamlinecurrent processescurrent processes

Enable “new”Enable “new”local processeslocal processes

Process Process ImprovementImprovement

Process Process TransformationTransformation

Recognizing and enabling work events for process transformation and improvement

Recognizing and enabling work events for process transformation and improvement

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Business Drivers

Requirements

Solution

PresentationPresentationPresentationPresentation

Application EnablersApplication EnablersApplication EnablersApplication Enablers

TransportTransportTransportTransport

DeviceDevice

ServerServerBusiness LogicBusiness LogicBusiness LogicBusiness Logic

Data Connectivity / MediationData Connectivity / MediationData Connectivity / MediationData Connectivity / Mediation

NetworkNetwork

Work Process ImprovementWork Process ImprovementMobile Applications must compliment the way people do their work, helping them to be more effective.

Mobile Applications must compliment the way people do their work, helping them to be more effective.

Warning

No more 'free time'

Increased workload

Big brother mentality

Don’t overlook: What’s in it for me?

Don’t overlook: What’s in it for me?

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AdoptionAdoption

Low

High

Market attractivenessLow High

Sales Force Automation

Mobile CRM

Supply Chain Management

Mobilee-commerce

Mobile-ERP

Fleet management

Field Force Automation

Job dispatch

Telemetry

Internet access

e-mail

Information services

Intranet access

Industry readiness• Device adaptability• Bandwidth• Integration complexity• Customization• Content handling• Security• Roaming capability

• Market size• Perceived value• Customer investment required

Mobile office

Mobile enterprise applications

M-Commerce applications and platforms

Source: A.T. Kearney analysis, Metagroup 2001, IDC 2001

Corporate data services

Mobile office applications, both attractive to business users and easiest to implement, represent the “first generation” of enterprise mobile data services

Mobile office applications, both attractive to business users and easiest to implement, represent the “first generation” of enterprise mobile data services

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Note: (1) Includes Professional ServicesSource: CSG analysis

Value Added Service Providers (1)

Devices

Infrastructure

TranscodingMiddlewareApplication Developers

Carriers

Government/ Public Safety

Transportation/ Logistics

Large ISVs

Healthcare/ Pharmaceuticals

Financial Services

Content Providers

Software

UtilitiesManufacturing

Enterprise Users

Content Providers

VAS

Devices

Applications

Carriers

Infrastructure

Enterprise Users

Value Chain

Enterprise Mobility Solutions Eco-System

                

A Cluttered LandscapeA Cluttered LandscapeComplexity underlies the design, development, deployment and effective management of service capabilities in Enterprise Mobile Solutions.

Complexity underlies the design, development, deployment and effective management of service capabilities in Enterprise Mobile Solutions.

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Sweating the DetailsSweating the DetailsOvercoming the many complexities in order to meet ever-increasing demands of the enterprise user…

Overcoming the many complexities in order to meet ever-increasing demands of the enterprise user…

Complexities of mobilizing the enterprise• Requires compatibility of many functional components in

a complex environment• The operating system dilemma• Network interoperability• Sorting out functional overlap of functional components• Form factors• Interfaces Meeting Demands

• Security, security, security• Authentication, Transport, Data-on-device• Multi-client architecture• Online/Offline• Ease-of-use• Low cost of ownership• Flexibility

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Managing ComplexityManaging Complexity

Documents Rapid Application Deployment

PIM

Data Mgmt

EnterpriseData Access

Middleware

Terminal EmulationData Query

Terminal EmulationData QueryE-Mail

CalendarContacts

E-MailCalendarContacts

EnterpriseApps

EnterpriseApps

DevelopmentRefreshMaintenance

DevelopmentRefreshMaintenance

Policy EnforcementProvisioning

Policy EnforcementProvisioning

BackupRestoreInventoryErasure

BackupRestoreInventoryErasure

AccessUpdate

AccessUpdate

Providing a foundation of essential mobile enterprise capabilities you can rapidly build upon…

Providing a foundation of essential mobile enterprise capabilities you can rapidly build upon…

ConfigurationManagement

ContentRendering

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Where Are We Headed?Where Are We Headed?

Continued Confusion – new entrants, niche playersEven more choices and complexityCan you do it all yourself?

Instant MessagingSeamless mobility – digital roamingE-Identity / Portable Personality•Smart Cards •Removable Memory

Tools to do the jobMachine-to-Machine

The success of enterprise mobility will be determined by extent to which capabilities are enabled through middleware.

The success of enterprise mobility will be determined by extent to which capabilities are enabled through middleware.

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Thank YouThank You

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AcknowledgementsHP and Compaq and the names of HP and Compaq products referenced herein are either trademarks and/or service marks or registered trademarks and/or service marks of HP and/or its subsidiaries.

Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, SQL Server, Office and BackOffice are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

P800 is a product and registered trademark of Sony Ericsson or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.

Bluetooth was originally developed by Ericsson, but is now under the auspices of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group. It has widespread support among telecom equipment vendors, computer and chip manufacturers.

Intel, the Intel Inside logo, and Pentium are registered trademarks of the Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.

The BlackBerry family of related marks, images and symbols are the exclusive properties of, and trademarks of, Research In Motion Limited, used by permission. "Always On, Always Connected" and the "envelope in motion" symbol are registered trademarks of Research In Motion, used by permission.

Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks and/or service marks of their respective owners.

Forrester Research

A.T. Kearney Research