the bento box of enterprise mobility
DESCRIPTION
Ruben Spruijt hield deze presentatie tijdens Mobiel Werken 2013, een evenement van de NGN: In de wereld van user-driven-IT staat Enterprise Mobility op de agenda van iedereen. Met het groot aantal concepten, functionaliteiten en technieken die beschikbaar zijn is het belangrijk om te begrijpen wat Enterprise Mobility (ME) betekend voor ‘Me’ de business consumer.Deze gave sessie, gepresenteerd door Ruben Spruijt CTO bij PQR, geeft je een objectief overzicht en een beeld van Enterprise Mobility oplossingen, Mobile Device Management (MDM), Mobile Application Management (MAM), Data Access en Workspace Aggregation.TRANSCRIPT
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‘Who owns ..?’
IT: This is the Device
ChooseYour Own (CYO)
Bring YourOwn (BYO)
Buy YourOwn
On YourOwn
“Here is your device”
“Choose your own device”
“Bring your own device”
“Buy yourown device”
“On your own”
Limited hardware choice, strict
policies
Choice of hardware in catalog, limited
policies
Pick own hardware, paid by
employer and limited policies
Freedom in Hardware, OS etc.
Almost no restrictions
Freedom in Hardware, OS etc.
No restrictions
Freedom
Self-reliant / Self - supporting
“BYOD is the new normal, BYOD is not for
everyone or every situation“.
“Managing expectations
is key in the paradigm shift called
CoIT “.
“It isn’t about Apple,
Google,Microsoft, devices or apps,
It’s about Me!” Business Consumer
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Mobile Application Delivery, Windows via SH
No redeveloping of ‘classic’ applications
Data centralized
No Offline capabilities
User Experience and costs
“App refactoring tools helpful, not common to use”
“Best choice when you run out of options”
Mobile Application Delivery, HTML5 - Web
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Web architected apps are Network, browser and OS independent
Most web apps aren’t HTML5 apps
Most web apps aren’t designed / optimized for Mobile platforms
HTML5, User Interface optimized for mobile platforms, Offline support
Limited by browser on Mobile Platform
Not all features supported by the browser
Mobile Application Delivery, Rich Mobile
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Consumer App Store focused
Application Isolation ‘By Design’ | iOS, Android, BlackBerry, WP
Delivery Business Apps on mobile platforms via SDK or App Wrapping
Management features hooked in on Application Level
SDK: In-house applications; develop and compile > re-distribute
App wrapping; unsigned binaries
Add management capabilities on App level
VPN support, Device policies, Encryption, Kill switch
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It’s about Business AppZzzZ
Workspace Aggregation
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Aggregate Apps: SaaS, Web, Windows (Hosted), Mobile Apps
Access to Data
Identity; Federated, SSO
Policy driven
Interacts with AppStore
Interacts with Connection Broker
On-premises or SaaS
Citrix, VMware, FrameHawk, Centrix
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Mobile Device Management
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Provisioning Security Monitoring and Reporting Support
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Who owns the device?!
Locked Down Device (LDD)
Company Owned Personally Enabled (COPE)
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
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Challenge: Not all features are available on all platforms
Source: http://ow.ly/l5ka3
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Not all features are available on all platforms
iOS Android Windows Mobile
Mobile Application Management
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Focus = Application Secure data/information by controlling access to the application
Apply policies on the application
Selective wipe of data stored with the application
Containerization of applications
App-wrapping
Software Development Kits (SDK)
No standards!
“It is not about (managing) the
device or application but
about data“.
VS
EMM
EMM Smackdown, Quick reference - FOCUS
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How to make a decision (easy)
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10 points for MobileIT Strategy
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1. What do you want to achieve? | Focus
2. Do you need to manage something? | Assets
3. Focus on Device, Application, Data Management? | Data
4. Who owns the device? Who owns the data? | Owner
5. What is the Application Delivery Strategy? | Apps
6. Anyx7 (?) | Choices
7. Are there compliancy and regulations? | Rules
8. Who is owner of MobileIT strategy? | Accountable
9. What is the Mobile IT team?! | TeamWork
10. Understand Enterprise Mobility vision, vendors, solutions | Solutions
“Focus on strategy first,
features later!“
One more thing …..
Experience Center
"Tell me and I'll forget,
Show me and I remember,
Involve me and I'll understand"
