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Mobile Data Management, The Next Frontier of Enterprise Mobility
The document discusses the evolution of enterprise mobile operations management from managing devices to managing apps to managing business data. It argues that effectively managing mobile business data through context-aware and mobile-first policies is now the most important aspect of enterprise mobile management. This requires a mobile middleware infrastructure that can apply various policies to control access to mobile data sources based on factors like location, device, network, user and more. Managing mobile business data in transit, at rest and in use is key to security and governance in today's increasingly mobile enterprise.
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- 3. About Me • • • • • • • • • • Hackerpreneur Co-Founder KidoZen,Inc Advisor to software companies(Microsoft, Oracle….) Board member Speaker, Author Investor http://jrodthoughts.com http://weblogs.asp.net/gsusx https://twitter.com/jrdothoughts http://kidozen.com
- 4. Enterprise Mobile-First PaaS KidoZen AppCenter Storage APIs Security APIs Messaging APIs LOB Connector Services Integration APIs HTML5 Hosted Apps Your Datacenter
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- 6. Agenda • A quickstory about mobile operations management • From MDM(devices) to MDM(data) • An effective model for managing and securing mobile business data • We are not going to talk about KidoZen!
- 7. A quick storyabout mobile operations management
- 8. It Started WhenPeople Began Using their Smartphone for Work
- 9. And The ObviousIT Answer Was: Let’s Manage the Device
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- 11. And Yet SoNecessary….
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- 13. And Some IncumbentsGot In the Game
- 14. We Are PassedThe Hype….
- 15. Something to thinkabout: The golden days of MDM are behind us….
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- 17. Organizations Started BuildApps I want an app!
- 18. And Managing DevicesWasn’t Enough…
- 19. The Mobile AppManagement Space Emerged
- 20. And The MDMVendors Started Getting into the Space….
- 21. Something to thinkabout: MAM is becoming an extension/feature of MDM platforms…
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- 23. Organizations were Readyfor the Next Level of Mobile Ops Management
- 24. Mobile Business DataManagement
- 25. It Makes PerfectSense Managing Devices Managing Apps Managing Business Data
- 26. And Yet ThereIs No Solution….
- 27. We Can ManageFiles
- 28. But Not BusinessData
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- 30. Enterprise mobile solutionsare just reaching the necessary maturity level to enable the management and security of business data
- 31. Enterprise Mobile Maturityvs. Management Granularity
- 32. Mobile Solutions Market Maturity MobileOps Management Granularity
- 33. Mobile connectivity toline of business systems remains a challenge for most organizations
- 34. Something to thinkabout: An enterprise mobile middleware is required to enable the management and security of mobile business data
- 35. A simple managementand access control model for your mobile business data
- 36. The DNA ofMobile Business Data Access Access Model • • • • • Mobile App-to-LOB real time access (in-transit) LOB-Mobile App event based access (in-transit) Mobile data cached in the cloud (at rest) Mobile business data cached in the device (at rest) Mobile business data in the app (in use) Contextual • • • • Network, Carrier Location Access Frequency Device Mobile-First Data Source • Small data sets • Secured
- 37. How to managemy mobile business data?
- 38. Mobile Business Data Management Managing Managing Managing BusinessData Business Business In-Transit Data At-Rest Data In-Use
- 39. Managing Mobile BusinessData In-Transit
- 40. Mobile Business DataManagement = Mobile Data Sources + Context-aware-mobile-first policies
- 41. A Mobile DataSources is the unit of data accessed by your enterprise mobile apps
- 42. A Mobile DataManagement Architecture Model 1-Mobile app invokes a data access API to request Access to the corporate data source 6-The mobile app can 4- If the request is compliant with the mobile data access policies, the API call to the business data source is executed Data Source API (mobile middleware) 2-The request is evaluated against multiple mobile data management policies 5-The results of the data access operation are produced 3- The result from the mobile data access policies is produced Mobile Data Access Control Engine Enterprise Data Source
- 43. Context-Aware Mobile-First Data-Policies • • • • • Geo-locationbased policies Device based policies App based polices Network based policies Mobile client based policies
- 44. Geo-location Based Mobile BusinessData Policies SAP Accounts • Require dual factor challenge if accessed outside North America
- 45. Device-Based Mobile Business DataPolicies • No accessed from a SalesForce.com jail broken iPhone Leads
- 46. Network-Based Mobile Business DataPolicies Siebel Opportunities • Require encryption when accessed from an AT&T network
- 47. App-Based Mobile Business DataPolicies Oracle EBS Orders • Can be accessed by the top order application • Require dual factor challenge if accessed from any other app
- 48. Compliance Mobile Business DataPolicies EPIC Patient Records • Require HIPAA compliance communication and can’t be accessed from Windows Phone devices
- 49. People –Based MobileBusiness Data Management Policies SharePoint Content • Can’t be accessed from people in the HR department (AD role)
- 50. Managing Mobile DataAt-Rest
- 51. At-Rest Mobile Data Management SecureMobile • Secure SQLLite Offline • Encrypt and sign at-rest mobile Storage business data Offline Mobile • Offline data expiration policies Data Management • Key lifetime policies Policies
- 52. Managing Mobile DataIn-Use
- 53. In-Use Mobile Data Management Secure MobileData In-Use • Encrypt and sign In-Memory data In-Memory Mobile Data Management Policies • In-Memory data expiration policies • Key lifetime policies
- 54. Imagine if…We couldextend our enterprise mobile app store with the data sources your mobile apps are using!
- 55. Mobile Device Management Policies Mobile Application Management Policies MobileOperations Access Control Pipeline Mobile Data Management Policies
- 56. If you hadthat type of mobile data management solution….
- 57. How Much Wouldyou Really Care About Devices and Apps Managing Devices Managing Apps Managing Business Data
- 58. Something to thinkabout: Effectively managing your mobile business data is the ultimate goal of a mobile operations infrastructure
- 59. Summary • Enterprise mobileoperations management has evolved from the management of devices to apps to data • Mobile business data management is the crown jewel of enterprise mobile management • Mobile business data management is about applying context-aware-mobile-first policies to mobile data sources • An enterprise mobile middleware infrastructure is required to effectively manage your mobile business data
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Editor's Notes
- #42 You’re able to add data policy controls to your SaaS providers data and processes
- #51 You’re able to add data policy controls to your SaaS providers data and processes
- #53 You’re able to add data policy controls to your SaaS providers data and processes
- #55 You’re able to add data policy controls to your SaaS providers data and processes
- #56 You’re able to add data policy controls to your SaaS providers data and processes
- #57 You’re able to add data policy controls to your SaaS providers data and processes
- #58 Reword ?? How much would you reduce your stress about device and app management