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Develop Mobile & Internet-Connected Apps With DB2 and Informix

June 04, 2014

Presented by:

Jef Treece and Shawn Moe

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Jef Treece, Informix Product Manager

Todays Technical Presenters . . .

DB2 Tech Talk series host and todays presenters:

Rick Swagerman, Host

DB2 Language Architect

Shawn Moe, Software Architect

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Agenda

Internet of Things and Mobile Intro - Jef Treece

Some Implementation Details Shawn Moe Where we are coming from Dojo Mobile Toolkit Cloudant Bluemix WorkLight Genero Mobile

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Data Cloud Engagement

New business models are placing demands on mobile and data apps

A systematic approach to

engagement is now

required

Cloud demands and enables new business

models

Data is the new

basis of competitive

advantage

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Social Media

Cloud Computing

Mobile

How long will

users wait?

Internet of Things

Define real-time, please

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Key trends motivating mobile application developers

Supporting the business trends more interactions

In 2013, smartphones overtook non-smart phones globally (>50%) mind-share of non-mobile is dwindling ability to eat your own dog food

Android + iOS now make up well over 90% of smartphone sales consolidation capture broader base with fewer ports

The app market was worth $70 billion in 2013, expected to double by 2016 developer interest in a growing market for making $$

Android now mandatory its only a matter of priority which one to do first 70% of developers that target mobile create apps for Android the market is now flooded with Android platforms easy to obtain

Tablet users grew by 3x from 2011 to 2014 (U.S. 90 million 2014) widespread use is replacing desktop and laptop as primary platform

Internet-of-things goes hand-in-hand with mobile access devices and data from everywhere end users now expect a mobile app to access the things

NoSQL Market

$14 billion 2013-2018

Digital Ads

Fraud Detection

Mobile

Market Analysis

Pricing

Billing

Customer Loyalty

Documents

Data requirements also changing

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Some general approaches to mobile app development

Mobile web sites (HTML, CSS, PHP, and other standards, with mobile device detection) lowest on the UX scale, with network-dependent performance lowest on the NX scale, no access to device features

Mobile web applications (typically HTML5, JavaScript, and other standards) more modern version of web apps which leverage devices better; decent UX typically moderate dependency on network connected-mode can be designed to work without mods on wide range of devices

Cross-platform frameworks (write once, run everywhere) cross-compilation, produce complete native apps from common code base

Hybrid special case of cross-platform HTML wrapped in a native container, install app on the device in a standard way typically supports some level of disconnected-mode

Native applications developer kit for the device tools, IDEs separate code lines per devices, but best UX and NX

UX = User Experience

NX = Native Experience

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What are some key developer tools and languages for mobile?

Demand for Python, Java and Javascript remains strong ASP.NET and C# decreasing Objective C demand almost double that of Android RESTful APIs in demand Limitations of unstructured databases are driving requirements for hybrid SQL/NoSQL solution

for speed, simplicity and flexibility

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Our world is getting smarter

Digital technologies (sensors and other monitoring instruments) are being

embedded into every object, system and process.

All the data generated by digital technology is providing intelligence

to help us do things better, improving our responsiveness and our ability to predict and

optimize for future events.

INTELLIGENT

INSTRUMENTED

INTERCONNECTED

In the globalized, networked world, people, systems,

objects and processes are connected, and they

are communicating with one another in entirely new ways.

Internet of Things solutions implement the three basic principles, Instrumented, Interconnected and Intelligent systems of Smarter Planet

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Connected Life forecast $4.5T in 2020

Connected Life is everything that is connected and how they interact: cars, mobile devices, buildings, sensors and people

Top Ten in 2020 1. Connected Car $600 billion 2. Clinical Remote Monitoring $350 billion 3. Assisted Living $270 billion 4. Home and Building Security $250 billion 5. Pay-As-You-Drive Car Insurance $245 billion 6. New Business Models for Car Usage $225 billion 7. Smart Meters $105 billion 8. Traffic Management $100 billion 9. Electric Vehicle Charging $75 billion 10. Building Automation $40 billion

NY Times: A Messenger for the Internet of Things

Wall Street Journal: IBM Tackles Machine to Machine Big Data Deluge

Source:http://www.globaltelecomsbusiness.com/article/2985699/Connected-devices-will-be-worth-45t.html

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Nexus: mobile devices and IoT

Explosion of mobile has created new opportunities for IoT

Explosion of IoT has created new demand for mobile

Past Present Future

Proprietary and special-purpose

devices for accessing IoT

Mobile devices, which most

people have already, and apps

Cloud and mobile provides

everywhere access to IoT

Expensive gadgetry Affordable IoT devices Commodity, pre-integrated

Wide range of protocols, mostly

proprietary

Consolidation of protocols and

standards

Internet-ready widgets

Difficult to connect. Low-level

programming

Software libraries and gateways

take care of the dirty work

Automated discovery and plug-in ready value

Ad-hoc data models JSON universal internet language Timeseries, JSON, cloud

Barriers to adoption are

dropping rapidly

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Technology shift: consumers lead the Internet of Things

Today Tomorrow Integration

A few connected

devices per

pers