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Oracle Fusion – Mobility in HCMSteve Boese - Fusion HCM Product Strategy

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AgendaIntroductions

Statistics

The Mobile Workforce

Mobility for HR

Mobile HCM Strategy

Oracle Tablet Strategy

Q&A

Steve Boese - @SteveBoeseDirector, Talent Management Strategy – OracleHost – HR Happy HourBlogger – Steve’s HR TechnologyContributor – Fistful of Talent

Smartphone Ownership Rising

Smartphones Dominate the Mix

More Statistics

End of the PC era?

Mobile Device Trends

The Mobile Workforce• Two of every three employees surveyed (66 percent) expect IT

to allow them to use any device – personal or company-issued – to access corporate networks, applications, and information anywhere at any time

• 70% of employees with smartphones regularly check their emails outside the normal business hours

• 3 of 5 workers say they do not need to be in the office anymore to be productive

• 32% of employees globally now rely on more than one mobile device during the typical work day

• 87% of IT Managers say companies provide workers with mobile phones and cover costs, but more than half of employees with iPhones, Android phones and iPads report they purchased the devices themselves

• The mobile stack (average number of devices carried by a mobile worker) has grown to 3.5, up from 2.7 in 2011.

• 64 percent of mobile workers now carry a tablet, rising to nearly 80 percent within the next six months according to respondents’ buying predictions.

• LinkedIn is the social network of choice for 79 percent of mobile workers, followed closely by Facebook at 76 percent.

• 67 percent of mobile workers now use social media for work.

• 92 percent of mobile workers believe their smartphones should be enabled for both work and personal use.

• Respondents felt that the laptop was still the most effective device for multi-tasking (62 percent). Smartphones (51 percent) and tablets (36 percent) were only effective in combination with another device for multi-tasking.

• 61 percent of a mobile worker’s day is within range of a Wi-Fi network.

There’s more…

• 2015 – Tablets overtake Desktops

• 63.6M – Tablets sold in 2011

• 12 Months – iPad iOS overtook Linux as 5 most popular OS

• 4,935 – Mobile Positions Posted on Monster in May, 2011

• $15B –Revenue from Tablet Application Sales by 2013

Tablets are Becoming Everyday

• 22% have adopted

• 78% be end of 2013

• 83% will deploy iPads

Tablet Adoption by EnterprisesApplications in Demand

Who’s Adopting

Mobility for HR

• Opportunities for HR and Mobile Technology• Bring your own device• Policy Impact• Initial HR mobile use cases

• Workflow-style approvals• Company Directory• Collaboration• Internal Social Networks• External Social Networks• Mobile-enabled Career Sites• Mobile rewards and recognition

The Industry View

Workday “is betting the ranch on mobile and tablets.” Roughly 90 percent of Workday’s users have tablets.

Marc Benioff, CEO Salesforce

Aneel Bhursi, Co-CEO Workday

Steve Jobs himself gave me a call and said, "Why are you guys buying so many iPads?"

Bill McDermott, Co-CEO SAP

Are companies doing enough to bridge the social divide between human beings, who are using iPads, and executives who are stuck with PCs. "I believed this transformation is so important that we needed to look for a new answer."

Don’t make me hate you…

If you were without your smartphone for a working week, how would you feel?

Workflow Approvals

Mobile Company Directory

Internal Social Networks

Mobile Recruiting Applications

Mobile HCM Strategy Matrix

Needs•What do we need?•When do we need it?

Workforce• Who/Where are the

Users?

Technology• Capabilities,

strategies, policies

Provider•Vision, capability

readiness

Mobile Strategy

Oracle Tablet Strategy

Announcing Oracle Fusion Tap for Oracle Fusion Applications!

Learn.Work. Analyze.

Connect.

Be Productive Anywhere.

• Extensible Enterprise Wide Offering

• Know What to Do & Understand the Impact

• Extension of the Desktop

• 2 Taps to Complete any Task

• Establish Tablet Foundation

• Adopt Consumer Key Design Mantras

Fusion Tap Vision

Consumer Key Design Mantras

• User Interface + Gestures

• Actionable & Discoverable

• Purpose Built

• Engaging & On the Fly

• Fast & ResponsiveTop Grossing Tablet Applications, Oct 2011

iPad Android

Quickoffice Pro HD Tap Fish

Zinio My Country

Pages Live Holdem Poker

Scribblenauts Remix Minecraft

DragonVale Paradise Island

Targeted Roles & Their Needs

Road Warriors - Sales or Consulting• Only Time for Simple• 15 minutes for “Paper Work”• Keeping Informed on an “as need” Basis• Identifying and Contacting Others Immediately• Access to Documentation & Presentation

Executives - Multi-Level Managers• Catching up at the End of the Day• Quickly Completing Approvals• Alerted to Change in Relevant KPIs• Learning About a Worker• Complete or Start Transactions

V1 Product Goals

• Surpass Competitors & Highlight Differentiators

• Establish Tablet Application Foundation

• Introduce Functionality that Spans the Fusion Suite

• Targeted Release Spring 2012

• Usable Day 1

Question & Answers