Mobility has replaced the dog and now become man / woman’s best friend as something we use and depend on multiple times every day. Sorry pet lovers, I count myself in that group, but life is now so connected and fast paced most people can’t imagine going through the day without their mobile device(s).
I am always amazed when I am in a crowded space to see how many people are heads down looking at their device. This explosion of Mobility has opened up many opportunities in business and personal but does have a price to pay for this “always on” lifestyle we live.
With the explosion of Mobility in the recent years, and how people use social media and apps, this has caught the eye of many a CEO asking “how can I have my products and services accessible on the Mobile device”. This opportunity has driven the discussion on how business can / should
and then use this combination to drive their business model, products to keep pace with business demand and stay one step ahead of my competitors.
Sound like a tall order, yes it is but I know a cool SW company that can help you make this all this happen today.
The impact of this Mobility explosion has definitely been felt here at SAP, as our Mobile footprint has grown by a factor of 4X since Q4 2009 with over 70k devices managed to date. SAP IT teams have developed a Mobile support strategy that addresses this demand and enables us to manage it in a productive way.
Our internal objectives are to have a -
Our mantra is “The workplace of the future is Mobile – Anytime, Anywhere & Any device”.
To support Mobility in the enterprise you need to provide a solution for many areas. As consumer focused mobile platforms like Apple IOS do not offer integrated management, an enterprise mobile device management solution is required to fill the gap.
SAP uses Afaria MDM to:
In a CIO magazine survey of 350 companies, about one percent of organizations said they have fully implemented this model. Forty-two percent of organizations say they're currently planning this or in the process of implementing. They want to build some form of walk-in support.
By 2016, we think about 25 percent of organizations will have these types of interfaces.
The growth of Mobility is certainly one thing you can be sure of going forward, you need a well thought out support plan & MDM solution that is tailored to your company's needs and demands. The model we have defined and rolled out at SAP is very well received and with the feedback we are receiving from the LoB's will be improved even more in the year to come.
If you would like more information our Mobile support strategy @ SAP just let me know, mark.hulett@sap.com , I am glad to help and share our experiences with you.
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