First attempt -> RIM (1990) - Blackberry Platform + Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) - Corporate-owned personally-enabled (COPE) Model - Mainly enterprise data, and communication; no or little operations - Pros & Cons 1. Very effective; secure 2. Very costly

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2. Folio3 – OverviewFolio3 – Overview
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3. Who We Are
 We are a Development Partner for our customers
 Design software solutions, not just implement them
 Focus on the solution – Platform and technology agnostic
 Expertise in building applications that are:
Mobile Social Cloud-based Gamified

4. What We Do
 Areas of Focus
 Enterprise
 Custom enterprise applications
 Product development targeting the enterprise
 Mobile
 Custom mobile apps for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BB OS
 Mobile platform (server-to-server) development
 Social Media
 CMS based websites for consumers and enterprise (corporate, consumer,
community & social networking)
 Social media platform development (enterprise & consumer)

5. Folio3 At a Glance
 Founded in 2005
 Over 200 full time employees
 Offices in the US, Canada, Bulgaria & Pakistan
 Palo Alto, CA.
 Sofia, Bulgaria
 Karachi, Pakistan
Toronto, Canada

6. Areas of Focus: Enterprise
 Automating workflows
 Cloud based solutions
 Application integration
 Platform development
 Healthcare
 Mobile Enterprise
 Digital Media
 Supply Chain

7. Some of Our Enterprise Clients

8. Areas of Focus: Mobile
 Serious enterprise applications for Banks,
Businesses
 Fun consumer apps for app discovery,
interaction, exercise gamification and play
 Educational apps
 Augmented Reality apps
 Mobile Platforms

9. Some of Our Mobile Clients

10. Areas of Focus: Web & Social Media
 Community Sites based on
Content Management Systems
 Enterprise Social Networking
 Social Games for Facebook &
Mobile
 Companion Apps for games

11. Some of Our Web Clients

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13. So What is Enterprise Mobility?

14. Services on Mobile

15. History
 First attempt -> RIM (1990)
 Blackberry Platform + Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES)
 Corporate-owned personally-enabled (COPE) Model
 Mainly enterprise data, and communication; no or little
operations
 Pros & Cons
 Very effective; secure
 Very costly

16. History - Others Contributors
 The Symbian Platform
 Key Vendors; Nokia, Sony-Ericsson
 Supports:
 Office applications
 VPN
 Office integration
 The Windows CE Platform
 Tight integration with MS Office infrastructure

17. The Game Changers

18. Why the increase in demand?
 Every business wants to close deals in least possible time, the
very same day
 Every one wants to keep on top of the business
 Every one wants to keep themselves up to date
 Better, efficient, and effective organization
 Better and efficient operations

19. Now, The Basic Requirements
 Security; CIA
 Total control; remote administration
 Scalability
 Reporting
 Messaging

20. The BYOD Model
 BYOD – The main benefactor for Enterprise Mobility
 The requirements
 Platform security
 User access security
 Offline data access
 User friendliness
 Always connected, auto-reconnection (over WiFi and
carrier)

21. The Security Requirements

22. The Information Security Requirements

23. Healthcare & Government Regulatory Requirements

24. Recommendations & Suggestions
Proxy/enterprise friendly communication protocol
Proxy/enterprise friendly streaming protocol
Scalable UI controls for large data sets
Persistent connection over Wi-Fi & carrier data
App main lock for user access
Secure on-device storage
Offline Data storage
Data synchronization

25. Case Study – HipLink Enterprise Mobile Messaging Solution

26. Enterprise Mobility Management
 What? Why? Where?
 The HipLink’s Experience
 BES’s MDM, MDS-CS (www.blackberry.com/mobilefusion)
 Samsung’s Knox v2
(http://www.samsung.com/global/business/mobile/platform/mobile-
platform/knox/)
 MobileIron (https://www.mobileiron.com)
 OpenPeak (https://www.openpeak.com)
 WSO2’s Enterprise Mobility Manager (wso2.com/products/enterprise-mobility-
manager)
 The former Bitzer Mobile’s App Containment Solution

27. Contact
 For more details about our services, please get in
touch with us.
contact@folio3.com
US Office: (408) 365-4638
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