1. Moving from Web-based Collaboration to the Mobile Arena Nimrod Geva Product Group Manager, KWizCom nimrod@kwizcom.com

3. KWizCom Corporation Founded in 2005 Headquartered in Toronto Global vendor of SharePoint Add-Ons 5000+ customers worldwide KWizCom Corporation Founded in 2005 Headquartered in Toronto Global vendor of SharePoint Add-Ons 5000+ customers worldwide

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6.  SharePoint 2013 Mobile Features  Define Your Mobile Strategy  Implementing your solution: What are my options? Collaboration

7. What’s new for mobile devices in SharePoint 2013?  Optimized mobile browser experience  Device channels  Push notifications  Location field type  Business intelligence content  Office Web Apps

8. Optimized mobile browser experience Contemporary view HTML5 rendered view Classic view HTML, SharePoint Server 2010 mobile experience Full screen UI Web view

9. Contemporary view  Renders in HTML5  Optimized for touch  Supported by:  IE9+ (Windows Phone)  Safari 4.0+ (iPhone iOS 5.0)  Android browser (Android 4.0)

10. Classic view Full screen UI

11.  Publishing sites only  One site, many designs  Requires customizations (Master page, layouts, CSS) Device Channels

13. Choose a mobile experience  What are your mobile usability requirements?  What is the level of interaction a user needs?  Will an out-of-the-box experience like the contemporary view be sufficient?  Do you need a more customizable solution / 3 rd -party solution?

14. What do mobile users need ?

16. Demo Updating a follow-up task just after finishing a meeting…

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24. 24 At the office I can enjoy the “portal experience”

25. But when I am out of the office.. I don’t need our entire portal inside my smartphone!

26. I don’t need a long list of all the libraries and lists in my site!

27. I do Not need a Portal while I am on the road! I do Not need a Portal while I am on the road!

29. This challenge is not new.. Information Overload vs. Limited display size Limited time A “non-office” environment

30. Task-Oriented Easy to Use! Context -Sensitive +

31. Task-Oriented Less is Better!

32. Context-Sensitive Interface Behave differently according to the current situation (context)

33. SharePoint list menus are Generic No matter which item type - you always get the same generic menus (Based only on your permissions)

34. X Logic Error: Due Date < Start Date

35. Why do we see these fields for a new task?

36. Why can I edit this task if it’s already completed? Why can I edit this task if it’s not assigned to me?

37. Demo Task-Oriented & Context- Sensitive Mobile UX

38. Task-Oriented Focused Interface Context-Sensitive Less is Better! The exact Actions that I Need! Different Menus Different Fields Different Permissions

39. Task-Oriented Context-Sensitive Device Channels Native App BYOD What are my options? Offline HTML5 3 rd -party solution

40. Collaborative mobile UX or Portal? Task-oriented, Context-sensitive BYOD strategy Maintenance strategy Device Channels

47. Choosing the right 3 rd -party solution for you  Functionality: – Access to list & libraries – BI – Enables creating custom mobile solutions  Web vs. Native App vs. Hybrid  Requires connection vs. Offline  End-User solution vs. Development Framework

48. Summary Task-Oriented Easy to Use! Context -Sensitive +

49. Questions? Nimrod Geva Product Group Manager, KWizCom nimrod@kwizcom.com

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