IBM Cloud provides a unique capabilities of Watson exposed as Cognitive services that can perform the next-generation computing for your Mobile app Building such innovative mobile app needs access to enormous data sets which is typically stored within an enterprise This talk covers on the end-to-end scenario on how to build cognitive Mobile app in the Hybrid Cloud environment by connecting to the on-premises SOR data sources You will learn about the Mobile Foundation service that helps to build update and manage mobile apps and using it to integrate with the enterprise using the integration services like Secure GatewayThe talk covers the various use-cases on using the Cognitive services on Bluemix for building intelligent Mobile apps

1. Building Enterprise
enabled Cognitive Mobile
applications for a Hybrid
Cloud Environment
Vidyasagar Machupalli
Technical Offering Manager, IBM
@VidyasagarMSC

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Agenda
2
• Mobile in an Enterprise Landscape
• A quick introduction to Cognitive Computing –
IBM Way
• Building Mobile Apps using Mobile Foundation on
Bluemix
• Connecting your Mobile Apps to On-Premise
Systems of Record

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Mobile is the primary screen for everything
Customer
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Development
Engagement
Security
Operations
Development
Engagement
Security
Operations
App developers are not able to focus on apps

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IBM Mobile Foundation Overview
© 2016 IBM Corporation

6. IBM Mobile Foundation Deployment
Mobile Analytics
Push
Other services
Mobile Foundation
On premises or on IBM Cloud
Adapter security
framework
Extend mobile
capabilities
Watson, Chat, Weather and other services
Runtimes for “backend” logic

7. Simple, scalable and proven enterprise mobile middleware deployable on-premises
and on Cloud
IBM Mobile Foundation
to protect from mobile-
specific threats
Mobile Analytics
App Lifecycle
Management
Backend
Connectivity
Push &
Offline Sync
Comprehensive
Security
to better understand
your users
to reduce time and
costs of operations and
incremental updates
to integrate services to
your app
essential backend
services that every app
needs

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Access the MobileFirst Foundation backend
services via SDK, no matter which front-end
framework, codebase, or tools you choose
Providing Consistency with Choice
Your choice of front-end framework and tools
Development
Framework
IDE & Tools
Mobile
App Builder
MobileFirst
Studio
plugins for
Eclipse
Bring-
your-own
Develop in native or
hybrid and integrate
any front-end
framework
Build with any
development tools,
including Xcode, Android
Studio, and Visual Studio,
and MobileFirst Studio
Plugins for Eclipse
PUSH NOTIFICATIONS
AUTHENTICATION
BUSINESS LOGIC
OFFLINE SYNC
MobileFirst
Foundation
MANAGEMENT
ANALYTICS
SECURITY

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to better understand your
users
to add server-side logic to
your app
Mobile Analytics
App Lifecycle
Management
to reduce time and costs of
operations and incremental
updates
Backend Logic Engine
Push & Offline
Sync
essential backend services
that every app needs
Comprehensive
Security
to protect from mobile-
specific threats
IBM Mobile Foundation
Simple, scalable and proven enterprise mobile middleware
deployable on-premises and on Cloud

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- Write app business logic, expose them as
RESTAPI endpoints, and document in Swagger
to promote collaboration and to simplify testing
- Decouple security logic from business logic
to abstract away complexity of mobile security
from app developers
- Code in Java or Javascript and run it in scalable
enterprise-grade clusters
{…}
Swagger
1
Rich backend logic engine to power your apps

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Integrate your Mobile App with various data sources
10
ERP
Engine
App
DB
HTTP (REST, SOAP), JMS
SQL SAP
HTTP, CAST IRON
Mobile Foundation
JSON
Cloud
Service
WindowsAndroidiOS

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Backend Logic
Engine
Mobile
Foundation
Public
On--premises
data center
Quickly innovate on the cloud and connect securely to tightly governed
sensitive on-premises systems and data
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Bluemix
Mobile Foundation
Secure Gateway
Connecting your Mobile Apps to On-Premise Systems of Record

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Connect to on premise
Bluemix
Mobile Foundation
VPN

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Integrate your Mobile app with other Cloud services
Natural language classifier
Recognize concepts
from natural language
Speech to text
Convert the human voice
into the written word
Text to speech
Process text and natural language to
generate synthesized audio
Language translator
Dynamically translate content
instantly into multiple languages
And more…
Data
Insights
Language
Vision
Speech

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IBM Mobile Foundation Cognitive Adapters
• Mobile Foundation Cognitive
Adapters are Java Adapters that
contains back-end logic to
interact with IBM Watson
Services
• Out-of-the-box Adapter shipped
with Mobile Foundation Service
on Cloud and On-Premise
• Exposes the app business logic
as REST API endpoints for apps
to call

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IBM Mobile Foundation - Cloud Functions Adapter
• Mobile Foundation Cloud
Functions Adapter is a Java
Adapter that contains back-end
logic to interact with Cloud
Functions platform
• Out-of-the-box Adapter shipped
with Mobile Foundation Service
on Cloud and On Premise
• Exposes the app business logic
as REST API endpoints for apps
to call

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Auto generate adapters from Open API
specifications
• Use our extension adapter to
generate a MobileFirst
Platform adapter from the
OpenAPI specification of the
microservices/back-end
systems
• Uses the Open API
specification .json or .yaml file
• Deploy the generated adapter
to Mobile Foundation Server
to be directly used by the
client applications.

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A scenario

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Customer Data
in On--premiseDB
Bluemix
Store Catalog
on Cloud
Demo Scenario – Acme Online Store

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Mobile Foundation
Customer Data
in On--premiseDB
Store Catalog
on Cloud
Secure Gateway
Bluemix
Demo Scenario – Acme Online Store

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Demo Scenario – Acme Online Store - Steps
• Configure Secure Gateway service to make the on-premise destination
available on the cloud.
! Create Secure Gateway service instance.
! Configure Gateway and Destination in the service console.
! Install and run the Secure Gateway Client on the on-premises
machine.
• Create Mobile Foundation Service instance.
• Deploy the Adapters on the MobileFirst Server.
• Configure the Mobile application to connect to the MobileFirst Server.

23. Countless capabilities
HYBRID CLOUD
IMPLEMENTATION
CLOUD & DATA
DESIGN
IDENTIFY
OPPORTUNITIES
DIRECTION &
SCOPE
BUSINESS
CASE
OPERATIONAL
MANAGEMENT
FRAMEWORK
GOVERNANCE &
ORGANZATION MODEL
CLOUD
TECHNICAL
SUPPORT
CLOUD NATIVE
SOLUTION
TRANSITION
WORKLOADS
UNLOCK DATAMANAGED
APPS
IBM Cloud
Professional
Services
IBM
Bluemix
Garage
IBM
Analytics
Services
3 practices
Services
immersed in
startup DNA
and the newest
technologies
Cloud Advisory
Services and
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5 principles
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We provide the most potent hybrid cloud
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We curate the most agile, deeply-skilled
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