Are you considering building or are building enterprise mobile apps? If you are – Then this is a session you don't want to miss.
Today's enterprises need to know the secrets of building great enterprise mobile apps in the ever changing mobile industry. Business' are getting transformed with mobility and as a business and technology leader, you need to know how to leverage mobile solutions effectively to improve your business.
Enterprises need an open and extendible design that allows them to easily and rapidly develop, deploy and manage multiple mobile apps. In other words, the apps developed should engage the users effectively, integrate seamlessly with the existing enterprise infrastructure and be elastically scalable.
Prithvi Kandanda, Vice President of Enterprise Mobility Solutions, a Senior Enterprise Mobility Strategist & Solutions Architect shares with you the the secrets and best practices.
This webinar will enable you to watch out for the potholes in the road to build a successful enterprise mobile app(s).
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Mobile phones are more ubiquitous than Indoor plumbing- This is truly an unbelievable stat, but underscores the magnitude of what’s happening and how quickly it has happened.
Mobile devices have outsold laptops
Mobile is replacing the web.
The level of engagement on the mobile devices are unprecedented
Users want to consume the experience in their mobile devices and do not have patience to use the web application
The user experience anticipation levels have significantly gone up, They want to get things done quickly and without thinking to much
Mobility is transforming the enterprises significantly. Mobilility driven use cases are replacing traditional processes and making them super efficient. Typically you have seen field service engagements which have been started to get adopted. Have any of you noticed how mobility has transformed the Enterprise-rent-car checkin process? You are greeted with a rep carrying an Ipad and after checkin you just sign on the ipad. He does a walk around of the car with you using an Ipad – presents car choices to you and you are out of the door.
There are no B2B,B2E,B2C – there is only one category, which is the user. We are all familiar with these distinctions: B2C, B2B and B2E.And we’ve always viewed things differently within these contexts, and typically the best experiences have been reserved for the B2C persona – but at the end of the day, its all about experience and how you can get things done quickly.
The user experience changed to touch computing rather than a keyboard, the responsiveness of the application was the other factor
So, for all of us involved in delivering mobile applications to our customers, it presents a big dilemma
Mobile is transformative. Every process is getting transformed – The classic case is that of Uber. Uber transformed the taxi business in such a way that now it has led to an expansion of the market place. People who were not using taxis have started to use taxis. The consumption of service has increased significantly
Evaluate every app idea which comes in your company against a matrix. Assign weighted scores and ensure that there is a discipline in managing app requests. Evaluate it objectively.
Notice, how I have un-clubbed the UX and UI? Often times people make the mistake of thinking this is the same thing.
Once you have developed the User experience, you develop the UI