SPSat SV - Moving from Web-based Collaboration to the Mobile

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Moving from Web-based Collaboration
to the Mobile Arena
Nimrod Geva
Product Group Manager, KWizCom
[email protected]
KWizCom Corporation
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• Global vendor of SharePoint Add-Ons
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 Define Your Mobile Strategy
 Implementing your solution:
What are my options?
Collaboration
 SharePoint 2013 Mobile Features
What’s new for mobile devices in
SharePoint 2013?
 Optimized mobile browser experience
 Device channels
 Push notifications
 Location field type
 Business intelligence content
 Office Web Apps
Optimized mobile browser experience
Contemporary view
HTML5 rendered view
Classic view
HTML, SharePoint Server 2010 mobile experience
Full screen UI
Web view
Contemporary view
 Renders in HTML5
 Optimized for touch
 Supported by:
 IE9+ (Windows Phone)
 Safari 4.0+ (iPhone iOS 5.0)
 Android browser (Android 4.0)
Full screen UI
Classic view
Device Channels
 Publishing sites only
 One site, many designs
 Requires customizations
(Master page, layouts, CSS)
Choose a mobile experience
 What are your mobile usability
requirements?
 What is the level of interaction
a user needs?
 Will an out-of-the-box experience
like the contemporary view be
sufficient?
 Do you need a more customizable
solution / 3rd-party solution?
What do mobile users need ?
What do mobile users need ?
Demo
Updating a follow-up task just after
finishing a meeting…
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At the office I can enjoy
the “portal experience”
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But when I am out of the office..
I don’t need
our entire portal
inside my smartphone!
I don’t need a long list of all
the libraries and lists in my
site!
I do Not need a Portal while
I am on the road!
This challenge is not new..
Information Overload vs.
Limited display size
Limited time
A “non-office”
environment
Task-Oriented
+
Context -Sensitive
Easy to Use!
Task-Oriented
Less is Better!
Context-Sensitive Interface
Behave differently
according to the
current situation (context)
SharePoint list menus are Generic
No matter which item type - you
always get the same generic menus
(Based only on your permissions)
Logic Error:
Due Date < Start Date
X
Why do we see these
fields for a new task?
Why can I edit this task
if it’s already
completed?
Why can I edit this task
if it’s not assigned to
me?
Demo
Task-Oriented & ContextSensitive Mobile UX
Focused Interface
Context-Sensitive
Different Menus
Different Fields
Different
Permissions
Task-Oriented
Less is Better!
The exact
Actions that
I Need!
HTML5
3rd-party
solution
Context-Sensitive
Offline
BYOD
Native App
Task-Oriented
Device Channels
What are my
options?
Collaborative mobile UX
Task-oriented, Context-sensitive
BYOD strategy
Maintenance strategy
or
Portal?
Device Channels
Choosing the right 3rd-party solution for you
 Functionality:
– Access to list & libraries
– BI
– Enables creating custom mobile solutions
 Web vs. Native App vs. Hybrid
 Requires connection vs. Offline
 End-User solution vs. Development Framework
Summary
Task-Oriented
+
Context -Sensitive
Easy to Use!
Questions?
Nimrod Geva
Product Group Manager, KWizCom
[email protected]
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