frank wolf: going mobile with your intranet

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„Enterprise mobility has hit a speed bump“

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Page 1: Frank Wolf: Going mobile with your intranet

„Enterprise mobility has hit a speed bump“

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„Mobile services in 2014 did not achieve predictions based on 2013 data“

„Mobile progress (in 2014) has been slower than we expected“

MOBILE INTRANET: SLOW PROGRESS SO FAR.

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GOING MOBILE WITH YOUR INTRANET

Frank Wolf, Co-founder Staffbase

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ABOUT ME: INTRANETS FOR 15 YEARS

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Staffbase allows companies of any size to easily launch their own mobile app for internal communications. It's like a branded intranet in the pocket that can be downloaded from the public app store.

Your own Employee-App

build-in CMS

key use cases -ready to go

your mobile channel to reach all employees

MY EXPERIENCE WITH “MOBILE”

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PLEASE INTRODUCE YOURSELF

1.  Name, company and role 2.  What’s your “State of mobile?” 3.  Do you have specific questions and

expectations for the workshop?

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Which use cases?

Mobile = available on my smartphone?

Which technology / vendor options exist?

One app or many apps for each employee?

Which technical hurdles may appear?

Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

Fit to overall intranet strategy?

Audience? 2

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GUDING QUESTIONS FOR TODAY.

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Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

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INTERNAL COMMUNICATION

EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT

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Everyone now has a smartphone

90% Americans between 18-29

BYOD acceptance

74%

Organizations using or adopting BYOD

+

MOBILE IS A GAME CHANGER

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Which use cases?

Mobile = available on my smartphone?

Which technology / vendor options exist?

One app or many apps for each employee?

Which technical hurdles may appear?

Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

Fit to overall intranet strategy?

Audience? 2

3

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GUDING QUESTIONS FOR TODAY.

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Voluntary (BYOD) Purpose: better information for employees, facilitate everyday work Devices: private smartphones + often private (data) tariffs Alternatives: need to be offered for basic information ( terminals, PCs, a remaining limited edition of the employee-newspaper, bulletin boards,…) Advantage: introduction is easy and economical Disadvantage: less connection to core work processes

Mandatory (Intranets so far...) Purpose: mobile support of core work processes Devices: smartphones / tablets + tariffs / WiFi provided by the company Alternatives: not needed Advantages: cost savings and direct improvements in the work process Disadvantages: higher investment costs, high efforts for operation of the devices

VOLUNTARY OR MANDATORY.

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Which use cases?

Mobile = available on my smartphone?

Which technology / vendor options exist?

One app or many apps for each employee?

Which technical hurdles may appear?

Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

Fit to overall intranet strategy?

Audience? 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

1

GUDING QUESTIONS FOR TODAY.

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Which use case?

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WHAT’S DIFFERENT WITH MOBILE?

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TOP LEVEL INTRANET USE CASES.

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MOBILE INTRANET USE CASES.

Criteria: target group, complexity, security requirements, mobile moment

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GIVE AND TAKE.

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Which use cases?

Mobile = available on my smartphone?

Which technology / vendor options exist?

One app or many apps for each employee?

Which technical hurdles may appear?

Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

Fit to overall intranet strategy?

Audience? 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

1

GUDING QUESTIONS FOR TODAY.

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„Mobile“ does not equal „Mobile“...

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Be careful: with great power comes great responsibility!

PUSH IS A „GAME CHANGER“.

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Ç√

DEVICEAPI

WEB BROWSER

HTML + Java Script

Ç√

DEVICEAPI

NATIVE CONTAINER

HTML + Java Script

Ç√

DEVICEAPI

NATIVE CONTAINER

Native Code

WEB HYBRID NATIVE

•  Access to device API: push, camera, location

•  Distribution via app-stores •  Offline

THERE IS NO WAY ARROUND NATIVE APPS.

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Which use cases?

Mobile = available on my smartphone?

Which technology / vendor options exist?

One app or many apps for each employee?

Which technical hurdles may appear?

Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

Fit to overall intranet strategy?

Audience? 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

1

GUDING QUESTIONS FOR TODAY.

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What are your challenges for a mobile channel?

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SECURITY VS. REACH

Information worker + collaboration + documents + business critical =more sensitive content

Non-desk employees + private devices + no MDM or VPN + easy access (saved login) =more reach

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(Social) Intranet Employee-App

Behind the firewall / advanced security measures

Users + content

OUR APPROACH.

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WHAT ABOUT THAT OLD DREAM OF JUST ONE INTRANET PLATFORM?

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Intranet Employee

App

FIREWALL

Intranet

Intranet

Employee App

Local content

FIREWALL

Intranet

Employee App

NEWS

FIREWALL

Predictions: •  Monolithic intranets will decline •  Increased focus on different audiences •  „Communication intranet“ vs. „Collaboration intranet“

DIGITAL WORKPLACE.

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Which use cases?

Mobile = available on my smartphone?

Which technology / vendor options exist?

One app or many apps for each employee?

Which technical hurdles may appear?

Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

Fit to overall intranet strategy?

Audience? 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

1

GUDING QUESTIONS FOR TODAY.

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Options (Apple) •  Public App Store •  B2B App Store •  Enterprise Developer

Program •  Download on intranet Criteria •  Target group? •  Irritated customers? •  Apple Review •  Updates (automatic!) •  Barrier for employees

APP DISTRIBUTION.

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HANDLE WITH CARE: APPLE AND CLOSED AUDIENCES.

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@company email? Active directory?

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A) Direct connection to a company directory (e. g. Active Directory) + works automatically - often, not all employees are included B) Semi-automatic import (e. g. CSV file) + easy to implement, high security - limited manual effort C) Manual maintenance in the employee app's user management. + no integration effort - manual maintenance efforts - not suitable for companies with more than 300 employees D) Login with a business email address - users will be identified as valid through their @company email and will be able to create an account + easy onboarding - a business email is needed, manual solutions needed for employees leaving the company

User onboarding 1

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User maintenance

User deletion

MANAGE USERS.

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Challenge: content that fits the mobile channel

Less content Occasional users Personalization Few documents Scrolling>links ...

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Which use cases?

Mobile = available on my smartphone?

Which technology / vendor options exist?

One app or many apps for each employee?

Which technical hurdles may appear?

Why have a mobile channel of the intranet?

Fit to overall intranet strategy?

Audience? 2

3

4

5 6

7

8

1

GUDING QUESTIONS FOR TODAY.

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Alerting solutions

Platform One app with multiple features and API to extend it. Massively simplifies adoption and management.

Reach Support for non-desk workers (mobile-first, alternative onboarding without corporate email, employer branding, pricing)

Single purpose apps Chat, Shift planning, Engagement, Mobile forms, News...

App-builder/development platforms

Intranets/Enterprise portals Disruption through wider reach

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AN EVOLVING TOOL CATEGORY.

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Frank Wolf EmployeeApp GmbH [email protected] staffbase.com