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David Stephenson Business Development Manager oMbiel

campusM

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oMbiel's (http://www.ombiel.com/campusm.html) presentation will look at the trends in SmartPhone adoption within the UK student population and the relative merits of developing specific applications versus browser based solutions. The presentation will describe the campusM delivery architecture, its support for multiple types of phone, its adherence to standards and the benefit of an SOA/Web Services approach to being able to deliver both generic and personalised information. oMbiel will discuss campusM's adoption and Roadmap.

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David StephensonBusiness Development Manager

oMbiel

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The smartphone is becoming the ubiquitous computing platform

• Increasingly powerful devices

• Faster and more accessible networks

• Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services

• Real-time location-aware services

• High level of portability

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Student Usage: Edinburgh (March10)

• 49% of students surveyed have smartphones

• Apple accounted for 35%• Nokia at 25%• Blackberry at 17%

• 68% of students have pay monthly contracts

• 39% have a contract that gives unlimited access to internet

• 50% of students access Email and Facebook through their mobiles several times a day

• The top 3 potential University services via mobiles:

• Course Information• Exam and course timetables• PC availability in Open Access Labs

• http://www.projects.ed.ac.uk/areas/itservices/integrated/ITS045/Other_documents/MobileSurvey2010.shtml

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To enable universities and colleges to deliver a world-class,

personalized mobile experience to its students

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• Why?

• Devices

• Architecture

• Demonstration

• Implementation

• Evolution

Agenda

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oMbiel Background

• Consultancy • Product Development

• 15 Years experience• Systems Integrator and Web 2.0• BPM, SOA, Portals• Database experts• Product Development• Based in Birmingham, UK

• 100% focussed on the development of mobile applications

Bring Students the public and personal information they want,

on the computing devices they use

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Device strategy: App vs. Browser

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Device strategy: App vs. BrowserApple’s App Store

After 1 year - July 09: 1.5 Billion downloads and 65,000 appsJanuary 2010: 3 Billion downloads, 115,000 apps

• Fully exploit built-in smartphone features• Push notifications and alerts• GPS for location based functionality

oMbiel solution: Do Both!However browser based approach also has merit...

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campusM™ Devices

• Available Now• iPhoneOS• Browser

• Q3 2010• Blackberry• DotMobi Browser• Advanced Browser

• Q1 2011• Android

Dedicated Apps for high-end phones, Browser for basic phones

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campusM™ for Students

University News: RSS Feeds

Pocket Guide: e.g., Photos, Videos, New Student Guide, Careers Advice, etc.

Promotions: Campus-wide Messaging and Promotions

Directory: Authenticated and Controlled by groups

Library: Search plus View, Reserve, Renew, Review status

Location Aware: “Find my Friend”

Campus Maps: Directions plus PC Availability (if service extant)

Notifications: Push Notifications and Alerts

Timetables: Personalised Course and Exams

Finance: Fees Status

Course Details: Personalised Course Information

Grades: Personalised Grade Information

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campusM™ Architecture

campusM™ Admin Portal

campusM™Applications

campusM™ Hosted Connect Layer

Service

Service

Service

Service

Service

Service

Alerts

GPS Maps / Locations

GPS Tracking

Push

Notifications

RSS Feeds

Extended

HTML

Friend Locator

PC Utilisation

XMLHTTPSHosted

University Hosted campusM™ Connect

Layer

Service

Service

Service

Service

Service

Service

UniversityApplications

LDAP

VLE

Library

Timetabling

Student Admin

Finance

XMLHTTPSUniversity Hosted

campusM™ MobileApplications

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campusM™ Standards Adopted

• XHTML:Web Browser - mobile browser compliant

• Web Services: SOAP & RESTused internally by oMbiel and made available to Universities

• HTTPS:for data encryption between client and servers

• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA):More of an approach that a standard

• Other standards use in the application:• RSS Feeds!• iCal (Future)

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campusM™ iPhone Demonstration

• Native iPhone Application

• Integrated with iPhone features:• Multi-touch interface• GPS• Accelerometer• Calls• Email• Camera/OCR• Push alerts

• Highly intuitive/flexible user interface

• Compelling end-user experience

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campusM™ - UCL

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campusM™ - UCL

! Implementation• 3-4 weeks from Server Set-Up

• Back End Systems

• LDAP

• Timetable (Bespoke Web Service)

• Library (ExLibris - Aleph - X Services)

• Features• Alerts

• Library

• Calendar - Course Timetable

• Directory

• News / Events

• Locations

• Friend Locator

• Pocket Guide

http://www.ucl.ac.uk/isd/students/mobile

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campusM™ Implementation

• Technical Discovery• followed 2~3 weeks later by:

• Server Set-up and Authentication• 2 days on-site Integration with Authentication

and Directory Search

• Install and Configure• 4 weeks to create Web Services,

configure and install

• Rollout• Deploy to Apple and campusMTM App Stores

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campusM™ Evolution

• campusM™ for Students• campusM™ for Student Recruitment• campusM™ for Visitors• campusM™ for Conferences• campusM™ for Staff• campusM™ for Student Unions• campusM™ for Alumni

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campusM™ for Student Recruitment

• University Branded• Alerts: On-campus and recruit life-cycle• Campus Maps and Directions

• Parking, Catering, Places of Interest, etc.• Friend Locator and Status Update• News and Events• Prospectus Pocket Guide

• Course Details• Institution Guide

• Book and plan Open Days• Managed access to University Directory• Integration with CRM and/or SRS

• Gather data for more effective campaigns• campusM for Visitors App included

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campusM™ User Group

Inaugural Meeting:London: 27 May 2010

• Principle objectives:• Suggest and Prioritise Enhancements• Prioritise Future Devices• Share Best Practice• Legislation and Compliance

Requirements

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campusM™Adoption

TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN

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[email protected]

www.ombiel.com+44 (0)7748 704061

Watch the campusM video on YouTube:http://tinyurl.com/campusM

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