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Bring Your Own Device – The Dream
• I want INSTANT access ...
– to everything I need ...
– from everywhere I am ...
– with every device I like ...
• I still want access ... off-line
• As easy as shooting a fish in a barrel
• I do not tolerate long response times
Bring Your Own Device - ... or nightmare
• Avoid that the dream of your mobile users
becomes your nightmare ...
• Concerns for ICT Department:
– How to keep the environment secure?
– How to support so many different devices?
– How to troubleshoot?
– What about TCO?
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Bring Your Own Device - Expertise
• Mobile devices are NO desktop replacements
• Mobile devices make the 5’ periods of dead
time productive
Bring Your Own Device - Expertise
• Total Solution Delivery
– Identify your (users) needs ...
– Define company constraints ...
– Create a company vision ...
– Build the solution ...
– Operate and maintain ...
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Bring Your Own Device - Needs
• Push E-mail, Calendar, To Do, Contacts
• Presence awareness and Instant Messaging
• File synchronisation
• Business apps or web applications
• 2-Way sync
Bring Your Own Device - Constraints
• Data Theft Protection
• Code of Conduct
• Acceptable Use Policy
• Limited Support
• ...
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Bring Your Own Device - Solutions
• ... meeting the needs
• ... respecting the constraints
Business enablement!
Bring Your Own Device – Push e-mail,...
• Servers supporting IMAP IDLE:
– Gmail
– Yahoo! Mail for mobile
• Mobile apps supporting IMAP IDLE:
– EmailPush for iPhone, iPad, iPod
– K9 Mail Android App
– ProfiMail (Symbian, S60, Windows Mobile, Android)
• Blackberry Enterprise Server
• IBM Lotus Traveler Server
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Bring Your Own Device – Presence & IM
• Skype mobile
• Google Talk on Android, iPhone
• IBM Sametime Proxy Server
Bring Your Own Device – File Sync
• Google Docs apps
• Dropbox for iPhone and iPad
• TrendMicro SafeSync Mobile apps
• Lotus Quickr
– Quickr app iOS (SNAPPS)
– D-BUSINESS WebDAV
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Bring Your Own Device – Bussiness apps
• Mobile apps
• Mobile optimized web applications
• IBM Domino web applications
• IBM Domino XPages web applications
BYOD - Lotus Notes Traveler
• Push E-mail, Calendar, To Do, Contacts
• Secure, if you deploy it that way
• Basic device management
• Can enforce some device security
• Multiple device support
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BYOD - Lotus Notes Traveler
• Manage- and maintainable deployment
– Proper server sizing
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Capacity_planning_
guidelines_for_Lotus_Notes_Traveler_LNT853
– Enforce limits (NTSConfig.xml)
– Default Device settings!
– Policies
– Mobile Device Security (improve with 3rd party solutions)
– Mobile Device Management (improve with 3rd party solutions)
BYOD - Lotus Notes Traveler - Demo
• Lock down the Next-Next-Next
implementation
– IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.3.2
– Android 4.0.3 emulator with Lotus Notes Traveler
• No limits
• No Administrative access
