Windows Phone: Collaborate Through Exchange, SharePoint, Lync and Office 365Augusto ValdezSenior Product Manager – Windows PhoneMicrosoft Corporation

A world of opportunity in business

150M

100M

1B

Consumerization of IT

Tension between IT and

end users

“Consumerization is a real force in many enterprises. Enterprises that ignore this

trend may be setting themselves up to be marginalized, or, worse, users may

actively circumvent IT controls if IT is perceived to be out-of-touch or

draconian.”– The (Not So) Future Web, June 21, 2011, Gene Phifer & David Mitchell Smith

Smartphones surpassed 249

million shipments worldwide in 2010,

with 477 million projected global

smartphone sales in 2014.*

"I like that Windows Phone 7 supports more than one Exchange Server email account. Access to multiple business and personal inboxes and integrated calendars helps to seamlessly coordinate business and personal lives.“

– Robert Gerstner, Senior Project Manager—Mobility

"With the right back end, access to SharePoint is a breeze. And it would certainly draw people in to using SharePoint more when access to documents is that easy from a phone. Windows Phone 7 could be to SharePoint what iPod was to iTunes.“

– Gary Cooper, IT Change and Analysis

"Windows Phone 7 is exceeding the expectations that we had for it. I wouldn’t call this a

leap forward, I’d call it a quantum leap.”

– Conrad Salazar, IT Project Manager

City of Miami

“We had a prototype app working in just two weeks, and were able to spend the other four weeks refining the app’s performance, behavior, and appearance.”

- Robert AltlandKelley Blue Book

“Not only did we beat our deadline by delivering an app in only three weeks, but the app we delivered was richer and more compelling than we had originally planned.”

– Valerie PalmerMobile Applications Project Manager

Yellowbook

"Windows Phone 7 provides a fun and exciting user experience with many unique elements, and we were impressed with its unique user interface.”

– Edward J. Kaczmarek III, Director of Innovation, Consumer

Experiences

“From a conceptual point of view, though, I do like the direction Microsoft is taking Windows Phone 7. Breaking down barriers between search data and apps is smart.”

– Lance Ulanoff

“I find Windows Phone 7 to be rock solid stable, fluid and fun, and something developers seem to be embracing with an ever increasing Marketplace… These improvements, … show that Microsoft is serious about making Windows Phone a fabulous mobile platform.”

– Matthew Miller

“The Mango upgrade takes the simplified user interface of Windows Phone 7, with its big tile-like icons, and pushes things further with some neat features.”

– Steve Lohr

“Just as exciting as all the new features, Microsoft also announced that it had signed on more hardware partners including Acer, Fujitsu and ZTE. These will join Dell, HTC, LG, Nokia and Samsung.”

– Marin Perez

“A phone that tries to do everything Microsoft does could have ended up feeling like a multipurpose tool that slices, dices and sits unused in the kitchen drawer. Instead, …Windows Phone code-named Mango seemed to work together like organs in a body.”

– Sharon Chan

“Mango will be the most significant update to Microsoft's smartphone platform since the arrival of Windows Phone 7."

– Rob Sinfilippo

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100,000 Windows Phone Apps

Productivity right out of the box

Outlook Mobile and Office Mobile

built in

Integrateswith yourinfrastructure

Outlook and Office Built In – Windows Phone 7E-mail Documents and Notes

Filter e-mail by all, unread, flagged, and urgent

Bring together all Office documents and notes with Office Hub

Sort, scan, and manage work and personal e-mail

Access documents in SharePoint sites with

SharePoint Workspace Mobile

View meeting requests in e-mail Take and sync notes with OneNote Mobile

Manage work and personal calendars

View, edit and comment in Word and Excel Mobile

Support multiple Exchange accounts

View PowerPoint presentations with fully rendered animations

View and edit text in PowerPoint Mobile

Outlook and Office Built In – Windows Phone 7.5E-mail Documents and Notes IM and Presence

Group e-mails by conversation for efficiency

Take advantage of built in support

for Office 365 services

View availability and chat

with work colleaguesPinnable e-mail folders

for at-a-glance viewing

Bring together all Office documents and notes

with Office Hub

Chat with multiple colleagues

at the same timeRead protected e-mail

– IRMRead protected

documents – IRMSearch for corporate

contactsSearch server for e-

mails not stored on phone

View your documents with the same formatting

they have on the a PC

Update status to show your availability to

colleagues

Set your Out of Office message

Use SkyDrive for document storage and

sharing notes and documents

demo

Augusto ValdezSenior Product ManagerWindows Phone

Outlook and Office Built In

Integrates with Your Infrastructure

Extend your productivity infrastructure,

on premise or in the cloudUtilize existing infrastructure you know

and trust to minimize management costs

Comply with corporate IT policies and protect your business information

On Premise or In The CloudExtend your productivity infrastructure

Full Office 365 supportExchange, SharePoint, and Lync

Auto-discovery lets users easily connectSupports multiple EAS accounts

Integrates Easily with Exchange ServerExtend your productivity infrastructure

Exchange ActiveSync® (EAS) compliant

Implementation of EAS version 14.1Exchange Server 2003 SP2, 2007, 2010Office 365

Auto-discovery lets users easily connectSupports multiple EAS accounts

Integrates Easily with SharePoint ServerExtend your collaboration infrastructure

Requires SharePoint Server 2010On-premises or hostedOffice 365 – SharePoint Online ServicesUses SSL connection

Provides users with productivity and collaboration tools that are required for routine business

Integrates Easily with Lync ServerExtend your productivity infrastructure

View availability and chat with work colleaguesChat with multiple colleagues at the same timeSearch for corporate contactsUpdate status to show your availability to colleaguesJoin Lync conference with single tapRequires free Lync Mobile app download from Windows Phone Marketplace

Builds on Existing Investments Minimize management costs

Support business with best-in-class communication and document collaboration

Pervasive for synchronizing e-mail Connects to Exchange Server, Hotmail®, and GmailShift away from complexityBuilds on familiar Microsoft Office and IT skillsNo need for expensive middlewareSelf-service limits support needs

EAS Security BaselineProtect your business information

Enhanced password policiesPassword requiredPassword expirationPassword historyAllow simple passwordMinimum password lengthComplex pin support

Lock device after inactivity timeout

Idle timeout frequency value

Wipe lost or stolen phoneDevice wipe threshold Remote device wipe

Support multiple policy sets

Account 1 policies

Password required = [on]

Password expiration = [off]

Inactivity timeout = [1 min]

Account 2 policies

Password required = [on]

Password expiration = [on]

Inactivity timeout = [5 min]

Result set of policies

Password required = [on]

Password expiration = [on]

Inactivity timeout = [1 min]

Track Resources

Wednesday June 27th 14:45 – D201 WPH304 – Security Deep Dive – Alan Meeus

Thursday June 28th 8:30 – G105 WPH205 – Device and App Management – Alan Meeus

Windows® Phone within the Microsoft Ecosystem

Outlook and

Office built in

Integrates with your

infrastructure

Related Content

Product Demo Stations for IT Pros & Corporate Developers

Demo Theater at the Windows Phone Technical Learning Center

Find Me Later at the Windows Phone Technical Learning Center

Windows Phone Sessions

Tuesday12:00

G105

WPH201 What's New

14:45

G105

WPH203 Build Apps and Games for WP 7.5

16:30

E107 WPH202 Collaborate Through Exchange, SharePoint, Lync and Office 365

Wednesday12:00

E104 WPH204 Application UI Design Principles

14:45

D201

WPH304 Security Deep Dive

17:00

G105

WPH206 How to Make Money with your Applications and Games

Thursday08:30 G10

5WPH205 Device and App Management

12:00 G105

WPH301 Tiles and Notifications

14:45 G105

WPH207 Building Enterprise Apps

16:30 D201

WPH302 Localization and Globalization

Friday08:30

G105 WPH303 Windows Phone: Optimizing Application Performance

10:15

G105 WPH208 Windows Phone: MVVM and Unit Testing Step by Step

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