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IBM offers SE at a lower price than General Processors/Central Processors because customers are authorized to use SEs only to process certain types and/or amounts of workloads as specified by IBM in the AUT. 2 © 2013 IBM Corporation Mobile is the next evolution for connecting to the Data Center 91% 75% 96% 90% 900% Mobile users keep Mobile shoppers Year to year Users use multiple Increase of global their device within take action after increase in mobile screens as machine-to-machine arm’s reach 100% receiving a location cyber Monday sales channels come connections by 2022 of the time based message between 2012 together to (2 billion in 2011 to and 2011 create integrated 18 billion at the experiences end of 2022) 3 © 2013 IBM Corporation Mobile is changing the way information is used Information developed and controlled by users Information developed for mobile devices using multiple platforms and transformed into web services Information restricted and developed in the data center JAVA 4 © 2013 IBM Corporation System z bridges Systems of Record and Systems of Engagement Systems of Engagement Systems of Record Mobile Apps Finance Corporate Data Ware- house Accounting Order Fulfillment Siloed Dept. Apps Systems of Engagement are Systems of Record cloud-based, Linux on are well integrated, ® z/OS® Cloud decentralized, IBM System z trusted repositories. APIs support rapid app development. 5 © 2013 IBM Corporation Client drivers for mobile solutions span all industries Finance & Banking Construction & Manufacturing Manage their investment Manage complex projects portfolios and accounts from and operations on site anywhere for complete bank and streamline survey transactions and work order processes Insurance Retail File, process and Engage shoppers in new manage claims and ways and intelligently target document damages personalized and location sensitive marketing offers Travel & Transportation Cross-Industry CIO’s Office Provide up to date Empower employees with information specific to their anytime, anyplace access to itineraries and location and dashboards and critical enable customer self-service information 6 © 2013 IBM Corporation Consider the typical business traveler today… Electronic boarding pass Seating map real time Flight status real time Traveler views boarding pass Traveler views current Traveler views for potential prior to leaving, at the airport, seat, potential upgrades, flight delays, airport and at boarding capacity of plane information, connecting flights, notifications pushed to device All information on the mobile device is connected to the back end and consistent with what airline personnel see 7 © 2013 IBM Corporation IBM has been building up our mobile enterprise capabilities 10 125+ Doubling 200+ Leader Acquisitions to Patents for 2013 investment in IBM Software apps In app design and strengthen our wireless inventions mobile solutions available in managed services position in mobile in 2012, bringing app stores; by Forrester and since 2006 the total to 270 ~ 1M downloads Gartner 8 © 2013 IBM Corporation IBM MobileFirst Platform is shaping enterprise mobility 1 2 3 The Broadest The Deepest Set New Industry Partnerships Portfolio of of Services Expertise and Resources for Mobile Solutions Developers Native, web, or hybrid app development Tools to build & test high quality apps for many devices Management, security, continuous delivery & distribution of apps Easy connectivity to existing data & services for mobile usage On-premises or managed service delivery 9 © 2013 IBM Corporation But mobile also brings business and IT challenges Mobile devices Mobile devices Mobile devices Mobile devices Mobile devices are shared have multiple are diverse are used in prioritize more often personas more locations the user • Personal phones • Work tool with • OS immaturity for • A single location • Conflicts with and tablets shared BYOD enterprise mgmt could offer public, user experience with family private, and cell not tolerated • Entertainment • BYOD dictates connections • Enterprise tablet device multiple OSs • OS architecture shared with • Anywhere, anytime puts the user in • Personal • Vendor / carriers co-workers control organization dictates multiple • Increasing reliance • Social norms of OS versions on enterprise WiFi • Difficult to • Security profile mobile apps vs. enforce policy, per persona file systems app lists 10 © 2013 IBM Corporation And even more challenges for the data center 18M 41% 90% people use mobile devices IT budget is spent for of the phones in Africa for bank transactions mobile computing are mobile with deposit making up 8% of of money to mobile bank transactions devices anywhere • Inconsistent peaks 24/7 are common Peaks of data can occur any time of day as well as exploding micro