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Mobile Apps, Embedded Apps…and the Internet of Things

Allen BondeVP Product Marketing & InnovationActuate

@abonde


Mobile Trends

“The number of “microelectromechanical systems” (MEMS) — including sensors and other components in mobile devices like

smartphones and tablets — shipped every year has increased more than 6x over the last

5 years.” – Mary Meeker

Datapoint:

Top 5 functional needs for “Mobile BI” according to

Dresner Advisory Services: View, Select, Drill down, KPIs, Alerts

The creation of custom apps to run on mobile devices used by customers and employees is the “hottest area in software”…and will grow

by 50% in 2014, reaching $7B – Forrester


On The Move: Designing for a Mobile-

First, Wearable World

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Mobile Requirements

SMART CONNECTED DEMANDING


If ALL apps leverage the

same data and tools, we can

boost performance

and drive reuse

Interact + Reuse


Automate!If data components are

centralized, it’s easier to create/send automatic alerts



Design for Today’s Data Consumer


EmbedTo bring data “everywhere” analytic apps need to be lightweight, easy to

customize, and brand-friendly


Enterprise Mobile Needs

Support any platform

Tap into data from many sources

Secure delivery tailored to profile

Display in right format – for device, location

Allow users to interact + take action


4 Mobile Development Models

Entire app developed exclusively in native language specific for each device

Native

Entire app resides on server and is accessible via mobile browser

MobileWeb

App components reside on server in non-platform-specific language. Native

wrapper used for distribution.

Hybrid

Some app components in native, platform-specific language. Other

components on server (non-specific).

Native/hybrid

HTML5


IoT Today: Our WEAR Framework and Beyond

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The Internet of Everything

people

things

information

places


So…what’s the challenge?

“The Internet is expanding beyond PCs and mobile devices into enterprise assets such as field equipment, and consumer items such as

cars and televisions. The problem is that most enterprises and technology vendors have yet to explore the possibilities of an expanded

internet and are not operationally or organizationally ready. Imagine digitizing the most important products, services and assets. The combination of data streams and services created by digitizing

everything creates …a lot of stuff to manage ! – Gartner


Our Vision: Mobile + Embedded Analytics =

Better Engagement

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Access multiple sources via APIs

Single sign-on, manage what each user

sees/does

Combine data

Mobile Development with BIRT

Manage access Personalize

Role- and task-specific designs

Analyze app adoption and behavior in real-

time

Drive Action

Enable interactivity via efficient queries

Adapt App Update

Server-side updates streamline roll-out



BIRT in Mobile Environments

BIRT iHub

Scale

Store

Manage

Secure

Any platform:MobileTablet

DesktopWearable Data objects

Dashboards

Reports

Analytics

Alerts

Efficient queries sent to server; only relevant data returned to mobile clients

Data aggregation

Visualization HubPersonalized

delivery



BIRT and IoT – Connecting Your Car to Your Watch

Visualizing IoT data using BIRT, Eclipse.org by Kristopher Clark

Data accessVisualizationEmbedded analytics

OBD II Sensor

Android App

MQTT BrokerBIRT iHub

F-Type

JavaScript Library

Alerts

Dashboard


WEAR framework Android libraries

Low-code tools

iOS sample iPad apps

Data access Rich, embedded analytics

JSAPI, REST APIsCustomizable UI

iHub 3.1

Automate!

EmbedMobile

Web standards


Interact + Reuse


Thank You


Allen BondeVP Product Marketing & InnovationActuate

@abonde