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Mobile & The New Experience Economy (And What it Means for IT) NOLAN WRIGHT, CO-FOUNDER & CTO @appcelerator

Mobile & The New Experience Economy (And What it Means for IT)

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Mobile is replacing the Web -- not soon, now -- but too many companies have their heads in the sand, convinced it’s just another “trend.” It too shall pass, right? See what Appcelerator co-founder and CTO, Nolan Wright, has to say about why B2U is the only acronym that matters.

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Mobile & The New Experience Economy(And What it Means for IT)NOLAN WRIGHT, CO-FOUNDER & CTO@appcelerator

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THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM

What the business will pay for.

Mobile

is replacing the web.

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7,095,476,818

TOTAL WORLD POPULATION

2,484,915,152

INTERNET USERS

6,572,950,124

MOBILE SUBSCRIBERS

48%52%

URBAN RURAL

35%INTERNET PENETRATION

93%

MOBILE PENETRATION

SOURCE: We Are Social. wearesocial.sg. JANUARY 2014

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World designed by Ted GrajedaOro Valley, AZ, US 2013

101%

NORTH AMERICA

89%CENTRAL AMERICA

124%

SOUTH AMERICA

MOBILE PENETRATION BY REGION

JANUARY 2014 SOURCE: We Are Social. wearesocial.sg.

129%

WESTERN EUROPE

AFRICA

67%

112%

MIDDLE EAST

151%

CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

72%

SOUTH ASIA

90%

CENTRAL ASIA

92%EAST ASIA

109%SOUTHEAST ASIA

94%

OCEANIA

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Mobile phones are now more ubiquitous than indoor plumbing.

“DEPUTY UN CHIEF CALLS FOR URGENT ACTION TO TACKLE GLOBAL SANITATION CRISIS." UN NEWS CENTER. UN, 21 MAR. 2013

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You are

here.

Marker designed by Alex S. LakasSan Francisco, California, US 2013

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WHY?

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DUMB TERMINAL(WITH BETTER GRAPHICS)

ANTICIPATORY, PARTICIPATORY POCKET

DEVICE

WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE?

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“Do as I say.”

“Do as I say.”

MOBILE IS BUILT ON INTUITIVE USER EXPERIENCES

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MILLENIAL EMPLOYEE MEETS SAP

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“Saturday and Sunday, we’re masters of the universe. But Monday through Friday we’re dweebs.”

– GEOFFREY MOOREAUTHOR, CROSSING THE CHASM AND ESCAPE

VELOCITY

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DEAD DISTINCTIONS

C

B2C

B

B2B

E

B2E

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THERE’S ONLY ONE “U”

C

B2C

B

B2B

E

B2E

U

BUSINESS-TO-USER

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64%

36%

Source: Resource Now 2013

“DO YOU USE THE APPS YOUR COMPANY PROVIDES?”

YES

NO, I DOWNLOAD MY OWN

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“Delight is the new normal.”

– GEOFFREY MOOREAUTHOR, CROSSING THE CHASM AND ESCAPE

VELOCITY

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Market Premium0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

3.5

4

PRICING

Extract commoditi

es

Make goods

Deliverservices

Stage experienc

es

DIFFERENTIATED

UNDIFFERENTIATED

COMPETITIVE POSITION

THE PROGRESSION OF ECONOMIC VALUE

SOURCE: Pine, B. Joseph, and James H. Gilmore. Welcome to the Experience Economy. Harvard Business Review, July 1998.

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PAST:

PLANNED ECONOMYPRESENT:

FREE-FOR-ALL

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Today, how would the lines of business react if you said IT would be taking over all mobile apps?

(Be honest.)

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THE CONTRACT HAS CHANGED

THEN: “Does it work?” NOW: “Does it delight?”

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A revolution in experience is driving an evolution in the stackCLIENT SERVEREarly 1990s

One-to-oneRich UX (GUI)Distributed computingLocal Network

INTERNETLate 1990s

One-to-manyWeak UX (HTML-Based)Server-centric computingGlobal network

MOBILEToday

Many-to-manyRich UX (driven by mobile OSs)Distributed computingInternet of Things

1990s TO TODAY

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Data orchestrationOptimized payloadsOnline/offline syncElastic scaleSecure access

Great UX across platformsOpenness to any deviceApps, not applications

Performance metricsUsage patternsAdoption ratesLifecycle efficacyReal-time data to drive actions

THREE A’S OF WINNING MOBILE EXPERIENCES

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“Apps and applications are two very different expressions of software…. The defining characteristic of an app is its reduced functional presence. Apps do less than applications. That is their goal.”– GARTNER

PRENTICE, BRIAN. "THE APP AND ITS IMPACT ON SOFTWARE DESIGN." GARTNER. 18 MAY 2012.

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SIMPLICITY WINS.

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WHAT THE “DEVICE EXPLOSION” REALLY MEANS…

81% Companies build for more than one operating system

THE WINTEL MONOPOLY IS DEAD

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WHAT THE “DEVICE EXPLOSION” REALLY MEANS…

66% iOS for the Car will become a priority platform

MORE DEVICES ARE COMING

51% Google Glass will become a priority platform

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RELEASE VELOCITY IS BEYOND ENTERPRISE CONTROL

17% Release weekly or bi-weekly

RELEASE FASTER WITH HIGHER QUALITY AND BETTER EXPERIENCE

48% Release weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly

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EMBRACE A MULTI-PLATFORM STRATEGY

62% Experience with HTML5 is neutral to negative

HTML5 -NO SILVER BULLET

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DATA

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“Mobile is pushing aging web architectures to the brink.”

– FORRESTER

FACEMIRE, MICHAEL, TED SCHADLER, & JOHN C. MCCARTHY. ”MOBILE NEEDS A FOUR-TIER ENGAGEMENT PLATFORM: WEB ARCHITECTURES CAN’T HANDLE THE NEW DEMANDS OF

ENGAGEMENT.” FORRESTER RESEARCH. NOV. 2013.

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HARDWARE

DATABASE

APP SERVER

WEB SERVER

APPS

TRADITIONAL WEB VIEW

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(plumbing)

APIs

APPS

MOBILE DEVELOPER VIEW

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“Good mobile APIs act as a spur to innovation. Think of them as Lego blocks: the better and more varied the collection of blocks you make available, the better and more creative the objects people build.”

“DATA, DATA EVERYWHERE: MOBILE APIS ACT AS A SPUR TO INNOVATION.” READWRITE. JANUARY 2014.

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2014 PREDICTIONS RELATED TO APIs

89% Companies will invest in mobile-optimized APIs for external developers are third-parties

A FOCUS ON MOBILE APIs

88% Connecting to both public and enterprise data sources will become the norm for mobile apps

74% Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) will overtake PaaS as the preferred cloud solution for mobile developers

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WHAT DO THEY MAKE OF IT?

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A MOVE FROM LAGGING TO LEADING INDICATORS

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OWNING THE EXPERIENCE

ENGAGMENT

ACQUISITION

RETENTION

CONVERSION

QUALITY

The five mobile metrics no company should be without.

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PAST:

PLANNED ECONOMYPRESENT:

FREE-FOR-ALL

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PAST:

PLANNED ECONOMYPRESENT:

FREE-FOR-ALLFUTURE:

???

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PAST:

PLANNED ECONOMY

I.T. AS ENABLER OF EXPERIENCES

PRESENT:

FREE-FOR-ALLFUTURE:

“INNOVATION EXCHANGE”

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TO MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES