Enterprise Mobile App Development Company – AppStudioz

1. Enterprise Mobility Solutions & Services

2. Agenda Enterprise Mobility - “Need of the Hour” AppStudioz Mobility Services- An Overview AppStudioz Offerings Around Enterprise Mobility Case Studies Enterprise Mobility - “Need of the Hour” AppStudioz Mobility Services- An Overview AppStudioz Offerings Around Enterprise Mobility Case Studies

3. Few Facts About Enterprise Mobility Let’s start out with some general enterprise mobility stats: The global enterprise mobility market will rake in $140 billion a year by 2020. - Visage Mobile) 85% of enterprises have no plans to employ a single mobile leader - Appcelerator Enterprise mobile apps are all the rage: Mobile app testing consumes a quarter of IT budget. - CIO insight Only 11% of end users access business applications from the corporate office 100% of the time - Cisco 75% of Fortune 500 companies are taking steps to deploy HTML5 mobile apps - IBM Worklight Mobile CRM apps will grow 500% by 2014 - Gartner Halfway through 2013 we had already collected almost as many mobile malware samples as in all of 2012 - McAfee

4. Everyone’s talking about cloud / Internet of Things: 50% of Enterprises will use hybrid cloud by 2017 - Gartner IT spending will reach $3.8 trillion next year as billions of things get connected - AllThingsD 80% of enterprises would experience a severe impact to their operations if there was a cloud outage of just a day - Forbes BYOD! The BYOD market will increase to $181 billion by 2017 - MarketsandMarkets By 2017, half of employers will require employees to use their own devices for work - Gartner 24% of consumers surveyed currently use a smartphone or tablet as their primary, work-related computing device - Samsung Facts Continued

5. Considering the Mobile Lifestyle This rapid trend toward corporate network mobility is changing the workplace, including employees’ lifestyles and business operations. An information worker can use his personal device to access enterprise e-mail and applications when outside the office. A salesperson can use a handheld device to get a customer to sign for samples received. A field service engineer can use a “ruggedized” tablet to find information on specific parts so that he can fix a customer’s problem the first time. A police officer with a tablet in her vehicle can access a database of criminal information while on patrol. A health worker can have up-to-date patient information, whether in the hospital or while visiting the patient at home. A retail salesperson can check stock levels and process transactions with a handheld point-of-sale device.

6. Enterprise Mobility Adoption: Key Challenges & Considerations Choosing the right mobility device Point solution or platform-based Device selection Poor network coverage Managing enterprise requirements in a predominately consumer market Easing mobility challenges Navigating the complex mobility ecosystem

7. Enterprise Mobility Adoption: Key Challenges & Considerations Mobile application Management Mobile Device Management (MDM) Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Security and Privacy Mobile application Architecture Mobility Testing Suites

8. Proven benefits of corporations embracing broad-based mobility Enable Work anytime anywhere Greater ROI and Reduced TCO Increased reliance on mobile task and information workers — in effect, distributing the workforce Increased employee productivity The desire to interact directly with the customer and other stakeholders

9. Managed Mobility

10. Managed Mobility Device Management ApplicationManagement Security Management = + +

11. Device Management • To secure data, if your device is lost, use various techniques and software • Implement corporate policy and provide proper employee training • Implement an aggressive security solution • To cover all the above mentioned points, proper implementation of Mobile Device Management (MDM) Lifecycle is required.

12. Mobile Device Management (MDM) Lifecycle Mobile Device Management (MDM) gives you management control over mobile devices, for example locking and wiping devices. While MDM is an important part of mobility management, your business must be able to effectively deploy and manage work apps and content to help your employees be more productive and better able to serve customers. Setup Email Self registration MONITER CONFIGURE Setup Secure Wifi 2 1 PROVISION Notify in Email Secure VPN Setup identity CONFIGURE Identify devices Encrypt data 4 3 MONITOR SECURE Collect statistics Secure renewal Tie user to device Apply restrictions SECURE Lock, eipe, locate Revoke access PROVISION Automate revocation Integrate with tools MANAGE DECOMMISSION Decommission Report 6 5 Report on activity

13. Application Management Mobile device application development has two approaches: 1) Point solutions: • Enterprise users to perform a business operation and engage with co-workers and customers. • Mainly designed for small-sized organizations Note: As single app is LIVE, users generate a need for more mobile enabled application and broader platform/device support. This triggers a string business case for mobility migration = > And, to plan our mobility migration, we need MEAP. 2) Mobile Enterprise Application Platform (MEAP): • Designed specifically for mobile enterprise application users • Controlled access to all mobile applications hosted on a particular platform • Employees/Customers can access and exchange data from any mobile device types to perform business operations. • Connects mobile devices to back-end data sources and applications • Offers a single console with integrated application management

14. MEAP Development and Deployment MEAP - The Right Approach for an Integrated Mobility Solution • Comprehensive integration capabilities – Connectivity to corporate systems such as ERP, CRM, etc. • Mobile application development – Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for building mobile applications • Mobile Device Management (MDM) capabilities – Support for device provisioning, secure transmission of data, mobile asset tracking, etc. • Mobile Application Management (MAM) capabilities – Support for provisioning and access control to mobile applications used in business settings

15. Key Benefits of MEAP Maintains adequate security Manages software versions Tracks Licenses Cost Effective Makes maintainenece process virtually automatic Makes planning, employee involvement, and training efficient Helps you leverage software and data facilities Offers effective and centralized automated management

16. Bring your own device (BYOD) is an IT policy where employees are allowed or encouraged to use their personal mobile devices — and, increasingly, notebook PCs — to access enterprise data and systems. There are four basic options, which allow: • Unlimited access for personal devices. • Access only to non-sensitive systems and data. • Access, but with IT control over personal devices, apps and stored data. • Access, but prevent local storage of data on personal devices. BYOD Consider before adopting BYOD • Personal cost • Enterprise Cost • Enterprise control Why BYOD? • Increased productivity and innovation • Employee satisfaction • Cost savings How to BYOD? • Plan • Secure & Manage • Communicate your Policy • Support

17. Application management Security Management Mobile device application development has two basic approaches: 1) point solutions - A single application is acquired or written to support a single mobile operating system 2) Mobile Enterprise Application Platform (MEAP) - To plan our mobility migration, we need MEAP A MEAP approach to mobile application development - Supports major mobile device types - Connects mobile devices to back-end data sources and applications - Offers one console with integrated application management As single app is online, the company or the user community quickly identifies more application requirements + users begin pushing for broader device support. Security management • Remote lock and data wipe: • Data fading • Data encryption Why mobile security matters? • Lost productivity • Damage to the corporate image • Loss of confidence among customers or partners • Legal problems • Fines for violations of compliance rules

18. Agenda Enterprise Mobility - “Need of the Hour” AppStudioz Mobility Services- An Overview AppStudioz Offerings Around Enterprise Mobility Case Studies

19. AppStudioz’s Mobility Approach 5 Mobile App porting 1 Mobility Roadmap Planning • Framework of Strategic Planning • Idea Generation • Multiple Platforms/OSs/Versions • Multiple Devices • Form Factors 2a 4 Mobile App Development R&D Services | Proof of Concept (POC) • Business Case Validation • Detailed Feasibility Analysis • Technology Assesment • POC Implementation • Custom mobile • application development • Mobile Solns for • critical business processes 2b Architecture & Design R&D Services | Proof of Concept (POC) 3 • MEAP Selection • Competitiors Analysis • Key Success Metrics • Secondary Research • Enterprise tech stacks • UXD Expertise • Business Inputs • Cross Functional Teams

20. AppStudioz’s Wide Mobility Capabilities – An Overview Services People Models Mobile Platform Specialist Project Managers Requirement gathering & Analysis Mobile Strategy System Design Native App Development Testers Developers Cross Platform Applications Implementation Testing Mobile Web Applications Platforms App Security Deployment of System Maintainence Support & Maintainence

21. Agenda Enterprise Mobility - “Need of the Hour” AppStudioz Mobility Services- An Overview AppStudioz Offerings Around Enterprise Mobility Case Studies

22. AppStudioz's Vertical Offerings

23. Classifying various aspects of mobile applications for an Enterprise

24. AppStudioz’s Complete Enterprise Mobility Management Offerings (EMM) – An Overview Complete enterprise mobility management (EMM) includes mobile device management, mobile application management and enterprise-grade productivity apps. Let's have a look on how AppStudioz provides complete mobile management:

25. Agenda Enterprise Mobility - “Need of the Hour” AppStudioz Mobility Services- An Overview AppStudioz Offerings Around Enterprise Mobility Case Studies

26. Sample Case Examples around Mobility - addressing business pain points using Mobile Solutions across industries

27. Workforce Management App Client's Background: a leader in the field of energy management and innovative solutions for the wireless telecommunications and alternate energy sector. Business Challenge: Problem in tracking location of employee, Task allocation, cumbersome report filling, remote wipeout, data transfer, login/logout and many others Technology Involved: Core Java and Android Backend: PHP & Zend1 framework App Offerings Management Reporting Tool Offers Multiple hierarchy Management with lot of restrictions Login • Once Field user starts their work they are needed to 'tap' login button. • If they forgot to logout at the time of leaving, after 24 hours app logouts automatically Tracking At every 4-5 minutes exact location of field users is sent to service managers Continued.....

28. WorkForce Management App – Admin Panel Screens

29. Workforce Management App Task Management - Variety of Ticket Status 1. Pending – Till the field user accepts/declines the ticket request 2. Accepted – After field user accepts the request 3. On the way – After accepting till he reaches to tower 4. Reached – As he reaches to tower. At this step user's address is verified with his location 5. Onsite Status – Notifies the onsite status to CI 6. Completed/ Pending – Is work completed or pending? • If Completed – Field user fills FSR form and sends to CI • If completed and internet connection is lost – FSR form is saved in offline mode and will be sent once connection is resumed • If Pending – Field user needs to mention the reason and ticket will be closed with 'Pending Status' • Task Allocation Field users have the app installed in their mobile.Through the app CIs can easily allot task to field users: • CIs send ticket to field users based on their availability and location. • Continued... .

30. Workforce Management App As field users recieve ticket they can 'accept' or 'decline' the task • Accept – they need to set the time when they will do the task + set the priority of task (which CI can modify) • Decline – CI can allot someone else again based on their availability and location Remote Wipeout to revoke access of a particular ID CI can wipeout any ID and the app will be uninstalled from user's device Active/Inactive CI can make any particular ID inactive to revoke access temporarily Business Outcome: 1. Effective workforce management & Tracking while being in the field 2. Reduced Task Allocation & Completion cycle 3. Field support to workforce hence, ensuring minimal human error and accurate data capture 4. Highly secured 5. Reduces the cost Continued....

31. WorkForce Management App – App screens

32. Workforce Management and Shift scheduling Client's Background: One of world's leading Pharmaceutical company Technology Involved: Android Java, Native App, PHP Business Outcome: 1. Effective shift management & reduced work-shift allocation cycle time 2. Ensuring quick and flawless shift allocation 3. Centrally managing shifts for employees 4. Closed loop co-ordination among all stakeholders – employee, shift replacement in-charge, colleagues 5. Automated & proactive alerts with effective time management for all stakeholders

33. Employee Monitoring and Security Alert App Client's Background: One of World's leading construction company Technology Involved: Android Java, Native App, PHP Business Outcome: 1. Ensuring Employee safety 2. Automatic SOS alerts to co-workers or supervisors 3. Quick & automated location based intimation to police station or hospital

34. Vendor Management App Client's Background: One of the leading online booking company Business Challenge: Rapid design, development and deployment of an attractive and content relevant comsumer application to manage informations and appointments of their clients Technology Involved: Android Java, Native App, PHP Business Outcome: 1. Increased engagement with vendors 2. Effective Appointment management with vendors on the fly 3. Insights into customer information to foster smooth relationship between customer and vendor

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