Transcript Arsic Denny: Microsoft Mobile Messenging and Mobile

What types of applications are customers deploying
“Communication-centric” applications relate
to softer issues
Easier/less risky to implement
BUT harder to quantify benefits
Example: Wireless Email, PIM
“Process-centric” applications aim to improve
the effectiveness of business processes
Relatively easy to measure before and after
BUT higher risk
Example: SFA/FFA, ERP, CRM, Custom Line of
Business Applications (Shop Floor, Warehouse,
Inventory, etc.)
“Communications Centric”
Microsoft Mobile Messaging
Great
experience
withfor
Windows
Mobile
Scalable
enterprises
Integrated
insolution
Exchange
Server
2003
No
client
software
to load reduces set-up time
Email
backend
scalability
Familiar
Outlook
experience
Scalable
cost per
user
Perimeter Network
(DMZ)
SSL
Ex2003
Front-End
Server
SSL
vs
SSL
ISA or
3rd party
Firewall
ISA or
3rd party
Firewall
Windows Server
Active Directory
Ex2003
Mailbox
Servers
Exchange Server 2003 Mobility Scenarios
Outlook and Exchange
RPC over HTTP
Exchange ActiveSync (EAS)
Outlook Web Access
Outlook Mobile Access
MS IT Scalability
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/business/whitepapers/scalability.mspx
60,000 Employees
Approx 30% use mobile services - 20,000 people
2/3rd use Smartphone 1/3rd use Pocket PC Phone Edition
Average Data Usage (5MB per month Smartphone, 6-7MB
Pocket PC)
Windows Mobile helps MSIT do more with less
In Redmond all mobile services for Exchange 2003 on 2
Servers
10k+ users/1M+ connections/month
Same servers are used also for OWA and RPC/HTTP
Increased
Productivity
Better Return
On Investment
Lower TCO
Messaging and Security Feature Pack
We needed to
address some
gaps in push
technology,
security and
management
And we did…
IP Keep Alive
S/MIME support
Password Enforcement
Local and Remote Device Wipe
Soft Certificate Authorization
Exchange Administrator
configuration support
Data Compression
Global Address List Lookup
Specified APN sync support
“Process Centric” Applications
Mobile Application Approaches – MS Mobile Development
Two approaches – one model, one tool
ASP.NET Mobile
Controls
Thin client
Remote Web Pages
Mobile Web
Browser
Smart Device
Programmability
Smart client
Local Code
.NET Compact
Framework
Device Operating System
Client Data Access Choices Options
1. Web services
Web service reuse (desktop, mobile web etc.)
Encapsulation of business logic
2. SQL Server Sync
Robust
Advanced synchronization simplicity
3. Direct SQL Server access
Easier if always connected
4. Local data access
Manage data once it’s on mobile platform
Use ADO .NET, SQL Server/SQL Server CE, XML
Industry-Specific Mobile Applications
Banking: CRM, stock quotes
Education: Student
information systems
Healthcare: Pharmaceutical
orders, clinical test results
Manufacturing: Inventory
control, shipping/receiving
Real Estate: Service ticket
management, construction
scheduling
Retail: Customer look-up, inHealthcare
Provider:
Lab
test
Sales Force Automation
Field Service
Real Estate
store merchandise
locators
ordering and results, supply
Utilities: Tracking
management
pipelines/digs, commodities
Insurance: Claims adjusting,
pricing
policy sales/updates
Financial Services
Healthcare
Public Safety
Inspections
What else is coming…
UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications
System)
Video Telephony
HSDPA & HSUPA (High Speed
Download/Upload Packet Access)
IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem)
NFC (Near Field Communication)
Broadcast Technologies
Digital Video Broadcasting – Handheld (DVB-H)
Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB)
Multimedia Broadcast / Multicast Service (MBMS)
Summary:
Why Enterprises Choose Windows Mobile
Large selection of
Familiar Windows
developers and
experience
enterprise
systems integrators
Best Integration with
Broad choice of
existing PC, Windows
peripherals,
server
connectivity options,
applications/data
and devices
Flexible platform
Web standards
for end-to-end
support
enterprise solutions
In-house developers
Range of security
leverage .NET
and systems
expertise
creating/extending
management options
enterprise solutions
Mobile Resources
Enterprise White Papers
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/business/whitepapers/
Mobile Solutions Partner Program
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/ourpartners/
Dedicated web-site for developers
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/developers/default
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