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Mobile Strategy


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Mobile Technology for the Knowledge Worker

ArcGIS

FieldOperations

Planningand Logistics

PublicEngagement


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ArcGIS

FieldOperations


PublicEngagement


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Field Operations

5 Key Activities Replace paper maps Map infrastructure Maintain infrastructure Replace paper surveys Worker safety

Offline mapsData Entry Forms

Location Tracking

Routing and Nav

Intelligent Search

Field Sync

High Accuracy GPS

Assigned Tasks

CapabilitiesRugged HandLaptops

Tablets

Smartphones

Platforms


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ArcPad

Full Featured Mobile GIS App Ad-hoc data collection projects High accuracy GPS Configurable Custom forms Fully Disconnected Users typically need GIS Training

Windows 7/8 Laptops

Windows Mobile handhelds


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ArcGIS for Windows Mobile

Configurable workflows High accuracy GPS Custom forms Fully disconnected ArcGIS Online/ArcGIS Server

Packaging and Deployment Users typically need little training .NET/CF API for Windows

Tablet/Mobile Applications are extensible!

Windows 7/8 Laptops

Windows Mobile handhelds


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Trimble Positions

Enhances data collection capabilities Ensures Positional accuracy

Supports post-processing of GPS positions Enables VRS/RTC connection to correctedpositions

Geo Explorer series, Juno series and Nomaddevices

ArcGIS for Windows Mobile

Extends ArcGIS field app(Windows Mobile platform only) Extends SDK

ArcPad GPS Correct Extension


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Collect new GIS features using map or GPS Complete intelligent data entry forms Attach photos and video Find places and points of interest Get driving directions to places and features Measure distance and area

Location tracking

Collector

iPhone, Android Phone devices


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ArcGIS

FieldOperations


PublicEngagement


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Planning and Operations

3 Key Activities Monitor and Manage Operations

and Events Create and Share plans Present/Brief stakeholders

Live mapsInfo Graphics

Presentations

Story telling

Redlining

Dispatching

Sharing

Capabilities Tablets

Laptops

Smartphones

Platforms

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Role-based access, configurable Widgets

Bar Charts Gauges Histograms Indicators

Lists Details Monitor operations in a control center Provide executive view on laptops,

touch screen devices

Operations DashboardMonitor day to day operations or events

Single-monitor use

Multi-monitor use


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Explorer for ArcGIS

ViewAuthorCollaboratePresentShare

iPads, Android Tablets and Windows


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ArcGIS

FieldOperations


PublicEngagement


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Public Engagement

3 Key Activities Tell Stories Inform Citizens Crowd Source information

Live mapsInfo Graphics

Presentations

Story telling

Redlining

Data Collection

Sharing

Capabilities Tablets

LaptopsSmartphones

Web browsers

Platforms


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ArcGIS Online Web Application Templates

Standard ViewersStory Telling Viewers


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ArcGIS Runtime SDKs and Web APIs

Native ArcGIS Runtime SDKs Build focused, branded applications Rapid development with ArcGIS Online


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Software Developer Kit


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Mobile Development Options

Native platform ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Mobile ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Windows Phone ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android ArcGIS API for Flex ArcPad Studio

Web ArcGIS API for JavaScript


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Native vs. Web

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Native vs. Web

NativeDeployed application through app store / marketplaceApplication deployed with the device

WebWeb page accessed from the mobile device

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Native Platform Benefits Vs. Cost

Performance

FunctionalityFull access to device capabilities*Push notifications

UsabilityNative platforms are designed for the device

Market penetrationApp store / Marketplace is where many mobile users look first

Easier to monetizeHigher development cost, staff compensation


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Web Apps vs The Mobile Web vs Native Apps


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Web Apps vs. The Mobile Web vs. Native Apps

Web application Application that run inside a devices browser

Full web application Full web application running in a browser

Mobile web application Modified web application optimized for mobile devices

Native application Designed to run specifically on a computer, smartphone, or tablet

Case study: ESPN


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Case study: ESPN

Full web application

Full content accessMobile web application

Focused content accessMain news storiesVote for Sports nation

Simple data editingSimple menuscategorizing content

Native application

Track scores for myTeamsPush updates for scoresLink to web content

Native many other options

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Case Study: CNN

Full web application

Full content tabbedsections

Mobile web application

Scrollable sectionsNative application

News by sectionLocation based news(My CNN)iReport data collection

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Common Themes From Case Studies

Full web applicationMost content

Mobile web applicationFocused content (similar to desktop)Simple feedback

Native applicationMore complex data entryLocation based contentPush notifications

Application SDK Conceptual Architecture


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Application SDK Conceptual Architecture

MobileApplication

Project

CollectFeaturesTask

WorkListTask

SearchTask

MapPage

GPSAveragingMethod

GPSStreamingMethod

Page

WPFWindows

Mobile

ViewMapTask

SketchMethod

SynchronizeTask

DialogListViewPage Group

ViewFieldCrewTask

EditAttributesDialog ViewAttributesDialog

GPSConnection

Custom Extensions

Custom Tasks

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Application SDK Key Concepts

Mobile Application Represents the instance of mobile application

Project A device may contain multiple projects The app can open one project at a time

Task Think of it as a workflow for field operation Appears on Tasks List

Project Extension Custom implementation that changes

existing workflow, or introducenew business logic

Plug-into the app through extensible points

How to get started?


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How to get started?

Project Templates Seamless integration with Visual Studio IDE Creates Task or Project Extension solutions Supports both Windows and Windows Mobile Includes VS project for MPC

Developer Help Discusses architecture of the framework

Reveals extensible points with code snippets SDK Samples

Implemented in C# Demonstrates various extensible points

Core SDK and


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Core SDK andApplication SDK

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R e s o u r c e s

Win Forms

.Net Framework /.Net Compact Framework

MobileCache

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l S t u d i o 2 0 0 8

Core SDK

Application SDK

WindowsMobile

WPF

Sync Agents

GPS Geometry

UI Controls Spatial Reference

Core SDK API


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Sync Agents

Core SDK API

Map

Mobile ServiceConnection

MobileCache

GPS

MapAction

Feature

Layer

AnnotationLayer

Tile Cache/StreetMap

Example Simplified Fire Data Collection


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Example Simplified Fire Data Collection

Example Use Laser Rangefinder for


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p gData Collection

Example Provide Turn-by-Turn


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Example Provide Turn by TurnNavigation

Application SDK Extensible Points


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Application SDK Extensible Points

MapPage CollectFeaturesTask View/Edit Attributes Page and Dialog MenuDialog SearchTask/WorkList Task

SettingsPage Various Events and more


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