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The Inflection Point in the Application Ecosystem

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Data-centric app platform Mash-up data services across verticals Data-centric app platform

The post-PC era – the data explosion

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The post-PC era – Consumer IT

The 5 major technology shifts this century

Data

BIG Data & Analytics

Information

& Communications

UX

User Experience

IT

Delivery

Innovation

& Usage Model Data Center

GUI

Touch UI Browser

Next- Gen Mobile e- mail

Cloud PC Social Media

Relational Database & BI

CMS/DMS

Consumer

Enterprise

Source:

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The post-PC era - mobile drivers

  • ARM Cortex A53/A57
  • big.LITTLE design: 50-70% less power
  • 64-bit ‘superphone’ performance
  • 3 x faster than 2012 smartphones
  • 5 x better power efficiency
  • Encryption 10x faster
  • 40% smaller
  • Scales to ‘seas of cores’
  • Enterprise applications

ARM outpacing Moore’s Law

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The post-PC era –seaping into the enterprise

A dramatic shift in application deployment is taking place

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The post-PC era – tablets eroding PCs growth

WW PC vs tablet annual unit shipments (‘000s)

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Microsoft buys Nokia

Knee-jerk reaction resulting in 10,000 lay-offs

Microsoft can't risk having Google or Apple foreclose app innovation, integration, distribution or economics.

Microsoft Press Conference Sept 2, 2013

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Microsoft Office for iOS, Android on its way

Over 12 million downloads in first week

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Developer intentions

Future development plans

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Developer jobs

Indeed.com – job postings exploding for mobile app developers

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Application development forecast

  • 2013 – 20% of employees use tablets over PCs
  • 2015 – 80% of app dev projects will be mobile
  • Mobile apps:

“One of three top CIO priorities”

Application development trends – 2015 forecast, mobile & Cloud drivers

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Smartphone unit sales

Over 90% handset sales are with Android and iOS

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Mobile developer community

FY2014, Q2 - by region

APAC

751K

Europe

679K

MEA

105K

LatAm

80K

North America

671K

Developer Economics App Economy Forecasts 2013-2016

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Mobile developer community

FY2014, Q2 - by platform 1,6 M 1,3 M 1,2 M 0,5 M 0,5 M 1,6 M

Android iOS HTML5 mobile Windows Phone BLACKBERRY 10

Developer Economics App Economy Forecasts 2013-2016

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Mobile development tools

Two operating systems dominate Xcode Objective-C C++ Cocoa Touch, Desktop LLVM Eclipse Android Studio Java

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Mobile development tools

Thousands of API calls to learn

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Mobile architectures

Implementation types

Mobile browser

HTML5

Web view container

Hybrid Native

Native code

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Mobile developer mindshare

Developer platform preferences by region

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Mobile developer mindshare

Primary and secondary platforms

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Primary platforms

Primary platform apps are better ESPN ScoreCenter on Android and iOS tablets

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Primary platforms

Primary platform apps are better Ebay on Android and iOS tablets

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Primary platforms

Primary platform apps are better Facebook on Android and iOS tablets

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Most mobile app developers struggle

63% of mobile app developers are struggling to make a profit 63% of developers struggle or lose money

Comfortable profits

37%

Slight profits

23%

Breaking even

16%

Loosing money

24%

Developer Economics App Economy Forecasts 2013-2016

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Business apps better opportunity

Majority of consumer mobile applications are not profitable

Developer Economics App Economy Forecasts 2013-2016

Under the Poverty Line Middle Income Range High Income Range Consumer Business

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Marketing & customer satisfaction pays

Probability of making $5,000 per app/month vs. type of effort, developers (n=2,337)

Developer Economics App Economy Forecasts 2013-2016

25% 22% 29% 32% 35% 28% 24% 19% 20% 16% 25% Marketing Customer support Design Development

1% 1%-24% 25%-49% 50-74% 75%-99% 100%

Likelihood of revenues > $5,000/mo

(% of developers)

Effort

36% 23%

(% of effort spent on an activity)

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Genero Mobile

Product overview

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Genero Mobile

  • Multiple device types,
  • Smartphone, tablet,
  • Abstract 4GL style code.
  • Extend corporate network,
  • On-line and off-line,
  • Multiple server data sources,
  • Cloud enabled.
  • Secure,
  • Central app. management,
  • Leverage existing skills and tools.

Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms (MEAP) – Wikipedia definition

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Genero Mobile

  • Cross-platform
  • iOS, Android = 90% market.
  • Native ‘look & feel’
  • On-line & off-line modes
  • Embedded SQLite
  • Database sync.
  • RESTful Web services
  • JSON,
  • SOAP.
  • UTF-8 for international markets

Genero Mobile – best of both worlds, cross-platform, native development

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Write once, deploy everywhere

No need to choose – one source code, one development cycle, one product to support

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Write once, deploy everywhere

  • Native widgets

No need for deep API knowledge Abstract form description Native rendering

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Write once, deploy everywhere

  • Native widgets

No need for deep API knowledge

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Write once, deploy everywhere

  • Swipe left to delete

No need for deep API knowledge

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Customizable themes

Stylesheets

Default With .4st

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Parallel dialogs

  • Dialog statements run in

parallel, independently in separate ‘panes’

No need for deep API knowledge

OPEN WINDOW tabbar WITH FORM "tabbar" ATTRIBUTE(STYLE=NAVIGATOR) START DIALOG d_tabbar OPEN WINDOW w_left WITH FORM "left" ATTRIBUTE(STYLE=LEFT) START DIALOG d_left OPEN WINDOW w_right WITH FORM "right" ATTRIBUTE(STYLE=RIGHT) START DIALOG d_right

d_l d_left d_r d_right d_t d_tabbar

Independent programme modules

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Write once, deploy everywhere

  • Rotation

No need for deep API knowledge Orientable, scrolling panes

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Access native peripherals & apps

  • Easy access to local apps
  • Camera
  • GPS
  • Phone
  • Contacts
  • Email
  • Calendar
  • Storage

No need for deep API knowledge

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Web components

  • Embed Web components

into native mobile apps

  • Eg. Signature capture

http://mcc.id.au/2010/signature.html

Vast library of 3rd party components

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Web components

  • Embed Web components

into native mobile apps

  • Eg. Barcode scanners & sleds

Vast library of 3rd party components

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Genero Studio

  • Connect via Wi-Fi,
  • Design,
  • Debug,
  • Test,
  • Package.
  • Creates:
  • .ipa (iOS),
  • .apk (Android).

Develop and test in real-time