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William Clark, Global Vice President Mobile Strategy, SAP Preparing Your Organization for the New Economics of Enterprise Mobility http://twitter.com/SAPMobile http://www.facebook.com/SAPMobile Watch Webcast Replay

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Mobile computing is now the number one topic covered by Gartner. The scale of IT spend on mobile technology is rapidly accelerating as the number of devices per user is steadily increasing, in some organizations reaching more than 2:1. C-level executives need to be prepared to massively scale mobile investments while prioritizing mobile security for people, devices, apps, and content. This Webcast covers how SAP is now leading the industry with its enterprise mobility management offerings that bring the total cost of ownership down significantly while at the same time making mobile technology easier and safer for end users and IT.

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Page 1: Preparing Your Organization for the New Economics of End-to-End Enterprise Mobility

William Clark, Global Vice President Mobile Strategy, SAP

Preparing Your Organization for the New

Economics of Enterprise Mobility

http://twitter.com/SAPMobile

http://www.facebook.com/SAPMobile

Watch Webcast Replay

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The information in this presentation is confidential and proprietary to SAP and may not be disclosed without

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or platforms directions and functionality are all subject to change and may be changed by SAP at any time

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Introduction: About the presenter…

27 years industry experience including R&D at

Ericsson, Texas Instruments, and mobile startups

Most recently, Research Vice President Gartner

focused on mobile strategy, mobile app

development, and context-aware computing

Quoted, interviewed in numerous publications

worldwide, including Wall St. Journal, China

Morning News, CNBC

Awarded patents in wireless software and

industrial automation

William Clark SAP Global Vice President Mobile Strategy

Contact: [email protected], @mobilebillclark

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Internet of

Places

Internet of

People

Internet of

Content

Mobile reshapes the Internet

Internet of

Things

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Mobile reshapes the enterprise

Internet of

Places

Internet of

People

Internet of

Content

Internet of

Things

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Employees

& Partners

1,000s

100,000s

Millions

Places

Scale of Mobile Enterprise

Content

Customers

Things

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The effect of BYO…

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The four imperatives driving evolution

of Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM)

Manage Content and

Applications

E-mail was the killer app

of the past. Today people

have dozens of apps to

manage and lots of content

to access.

Overcome Hardware

Management Limitations

Management capabilities are

mandated by operating system

(OS) vendors, limiting

enterprise ability to manage

devices.

Drive Cost

Containment

Telecommunications

expense management and

BYOD cost containment are

key, along with multi-device

support and cloud

computing.

Maintain Flexibility

and Agility

There’s a need to better

integrate application

experience and management

experience, along with a need

to support multiple mobile

architectures for each device.

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Advanced EMM is multichannel

Data richness

Access

Customized

Multi-device

Security

Legacy systems

Cost

BYOD

Network demands

Speed

Federation

Mobile-optimized

Voice Web Browsing Messaging

and PIM

Content

Sync

Multimedia/

Video

Enterprise and

Consumer Apps

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Trends impacting how mobile devices are managed

Cloud-based mobility services gaining momentum

Device ownership and use models changing

“Mobile first” and “mobile only” increasingly common

Increasing quantity of information to and from mobile devices 1100101 1011010 0100101

Ever-changing privacy requirements

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IT economics behind the trends

Mobile First

Quantity

1100101 1011010 0100101

Privacy

Cloud Mobility

Liability:

Corporate/Individual/Hybrid

EMM Mobile

App Dev

BYOx

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The four phases of Bring Your

Own Device (BYOD)

Accommodate

Focus: data

protection, cost

BYO policies

Formal mobile

support roles

Mobile device

management (MDM)

Network access

control (NAC)

Limited support

Extension of existing

capabilities

Avoid

Don’t ask,

Don’t tell

Corporate-owned

devices only

Adopt

Focus:

productivity

Desktop

virtualization

Adoption of new

enterprise-grade

services

Enterprise app stores

Self-service and P2P

platforms

Assimilate

Realization of the

personal cloud

Context awareness

Identity-aware NAC

Workspace aggregators

Walk up services

Gartner Inc., “Bring Your Own Device: Opportunity or Challenge,” Terrence Cosgrove, 2013

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Scalability case study HP Global IT

Device-agnostic strategy leveraging

Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync

Utilization of SAP Afaria to manage

130,000 mobile devices (and growing!)

Minimal infrastructure footprint to

accommodate volume

Key features enabled

Ongoing mobility strategy

Lessons learned Bert Quarfordt

Director, Device Management End

User Solutions, Global IT

Hewlett-Packard Company

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Economics of four phases of Bring

Your Own Device (BYOD) – TCO drivers

Accommodate

MDM licensing

Formal limited

helpdesk (Tier 1-3)

Appliance vs. platform

vs. concierge

approaches

Additional app costs -

Limited mobile AD

capabilities/portal

Personal vs. Corporate

liable

Avoid

Don’t ask,

Don’t tell

Cost of non-

conformance, cost

overruns

Increase in corporate

risk

End user self support

costs

Cost of shadow IT

Gartner Inc., “Bring Your Own Device: Opportunity or Challenge,” Terrence Cosgrove, 2013

Adopt

Custom app

development –

MDM integration

Integration of

collaboration/portal

virtualization/

containers

Curation of apps

User self support in

lieu of and beyond

T1-T3 helpdesk

Assimilate

Location/privacy

management

Model-driven security

costs multiple layers

Workspace costs,

search appliance cost

On-boarding and off-

boarding – automation

costs

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Recommendations

Keep these best methods in mind as you go:

1 Assess: Take a BYOD baseline

2

Don’t forget

education/training in TCO

Map readiness – communicate

cost/risk of non-conformance 3

Align mobile app dev tools

with EMM level/goals 4

Set well-defined scope and get

moving to the next level now 5

Build in instrumentation to EMM 6

Think in terms of mobile capabilities

to develop and support rich features 7

Keep user experience at the

center of everything you manage 8

Re-think the economics needed for

Accommodate, Adopt, Assimilate 9

Communicate a long-term mobile

security roadmap to all stakeholders 10

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EMM exists to make mobile successful

Mobile Security Mobile Information Protection and Control – Mobile VPN - Mobile Identity and Access Management

Device

Mobile Device Management

Application

Mobile Application Management

Mobile Enterprise

App Store

Secure e-Mail Container

Content

Mobile Content Management

Mobile Portal

Services

Telecom Expense Management

Systems Management

Enterprise Mobility Management System

“SAP Mobile Secure”

On-Premise Hybrid Cloud

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SAP’s end-to-end mobile portfolio

SAP Store

SAP

Business Suite

LoB/Industry/IoT Apps Consumer Apps Analytic Apps

SAP Mobile Platform

Presentation

Frameworks

Application Services

Foundation Services

SAP Services

Managed

Mobility

Strategy

Services

Implementation

Services

RDS

SAP App Dev Tools

Things

3rd Party

Applications SAP HANA Other Databases

SAP Mobile Secure

Device Management

Apps Management

Content Management

SAP M2M Platform

Business Intelligence

Connectivity

SAP Mobile Services

Engagement &

Insights

IP-Based Services

RCS/SMS/MMS

Services

Third Party App Dev Tools

Data Aggregation

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Thank You!

William Clark

Global Vice President, Mobile Strategy

SAP

[email protected]