Agenda

Mobilisieren Sie Ihre Daten Strategien und Technologien
für den mobilen
KnowledgeWorker
Jörg Heier
Partner Strategy Consultant
Microsoft GmbH
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Agenda
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Vision
PocketPC & SmartPhone
Mobile Information Server
.NET
What‘s possible today for an individual mobile
knowledge worker
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Vision
Vision In 1975
Vision Today
A computer on every
desk and in every home
Empower people
through great
software any time,
any place, and
on any device
Mobility Group
Empower people through intelligent mobile
communication devices and software solutions
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Vision: Our Mobility Approach
You
Applications/
Servers/Services
Device Platforms
Wireless Network Operators
Tools
Mobile Internet Toolkit
.NET Compact Framework
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Pocket PC: Overview
• Codenamed
‘Merlin'
• Shipped 2001
• Color Screens
• Windows CE 3.0
• Simplified and
Updated User
Interface
• Easier Connectivity
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Synchronization
• Wide Range of
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Software
PocketPC: Refreshed User Interface
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An Improved User Interface
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Refreshed Look and Feel
Notifications
Better Navigation
Tap and Hold Animation
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PocketPC: Pocket Outlook
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Pocket Outlook (PIM functions)
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View Contacts by Company
Re-Ordered Contact Fields
“No” Category for Contacts
View Meeting Attendees in Calendar
Calendar View Buttons
Calendar Week Numbering
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Better Performance
Subfolder Synchronization
Embedded HTML Mail Support
ISP Mail Auto Configuration
Edit Meeting Requests
Email Reply by Dictation
My Text
Spell Checker
Pocket Outlook Inbox
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PocketPC: Pocket Office, Media
Player & Reader
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Pocket Office
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Windows Media
Player
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Spell Checker and Word
Counter in Pocket Word
Pocket Excel Context
Menus
Streaming Content
“Skin-able” Screen
Web Favorites
Microsoft Reader
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Owner exclusive, digital
rights management
support
New User Interface
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PocketPC: Enhanced Beaming &
ActiveSync
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Enhanced Beaming
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Universal OBEX support
Improved Usability
Improved and Enhanced
ActiveSync
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Improved performance and
reliability
Device UI
Desktop Passthrough
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PocketPC: Connection Manager
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New Connection Manager Application
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Automatically manage work and home connections
Desktop Wizard for Initial Configuration
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PocketPC: Pocket Internet Explorer
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Pocket Internet Explorer
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Multi-Mode support for HTML,
WAP
Selective Text Downloading
Priority Text Download
File Download Management
Increased Standards Support
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Pocket PC for the Enterprise
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Device Security
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Corporate Network
Access
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Strong Password Support
Customizable “Active Periods”
Anti-virus Protection Enabled
VPN Client (PPTP)
Network Browse
Auto Proxy Set
New Terminal Server
Client
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Windows 2000 and Windows
XP Support
Navigation Buttons
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PocketPC: The Most Connected
PDA (Instant Messenger)
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New MSN Messenger Client
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Passport and Exchange Support
Similar to Desktop Experience
Optimized for Pocket PC 2002
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Customer Momentum
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PocketPC: Analyst Projections
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IDC projects Pocket PCs will deploy 2:1 over other PDAs in the
enterprise by 2004
Forrester Research May 2001 report says the “Microsoft Pocket PC
sets the enterprise benchmark”
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Includes survey results indicating Pocket PC enterprise support doubles in two years
Forrester Research estimates by 2003 93% corporates will support Pocket PC vs.
38% for Palm in the UK
Aberdeen Group predicts that Pocket PC will have 3 times the
penetration of Palm in enterprise
Context (UK-based market research firm) reports that Pocket PC
enterprise deployments in Europe have
doubled in the last year with 33% of PDA category. Another UK-based
market research firm, canalys.com, published similar data.
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The Pocket PC Momentum
IDC Forecast of Handheld Enterprise Shipments, 19981998-2004
Units (Thousands)
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Pocket PC
Palm OS
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Analyst Quotes
"In 2001, Palm OS will enjoy a comfortable lead with about 54% of worldwide PDA
shipments. However, Dataquest expects that Windows CE-based PDAs will take the
market lead from Palm by the end of 2003. Our forecast assumes rapid growth in the
enterprise PDA market that will heavily favor Windows CE devices and that Palm will
struggle in transitioning to a new ARM4-based processor and developing a new operating
system to accompany the new chip(s). In 2005, we expect Windows CE-based devices to
account for about 50% of all PDAs shipped worldwide, while the Palm OS share is
forecast at 30%."
(Todd Kort, Gartner/Dataquest report)
"Pocket PC will dominate the enterprise and win as much as three times the penetration
into the enterprise as Palm-based devices." (Aberdeen)
A recent survey of 1,100 corporate technology buyers and IT managers conducted by IDC
found that about 36% of responding companies, which will have at least 500 handhelds in
use, are "planning on" or "considering" the Pocket PC for standardization, while just
20.9% are planning to use Palm OS devices." (IDC)
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Windows Powered Smartphone 2002
• What is the Smartphone
2002
• Home Screen
• Applications
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What is a Smartphone 2002?
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Vision
Smartphone 2002 is the best device for verbal
and text communication while mobile
Smartphone 2002 excels at accessing up-todate PIM
and personally relevant Internet content
Goals
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Be A Great Phone First
Remote Control for Communications Management
Up and Running in 5 minutes with No Support
Over-the-Air Device Management from Web with No Support
PIM and Mail Synchronization
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Smart Phone
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Best device for verbal and text communication while mobile
Excel at accessing up-to-date PIM and personally relevant Internet content
Goals
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Be a great phone first
Remote control for communications management
Up and running in 5 minutes with no support
Over-the-air device management from Web with no support
PIM and mail synchronization
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Smart Phone: Home Screen
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Home screen is the device focus
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Operator and user information
Device network and hardware status
Call progress
Updates: new messages, web links, etc.
Central access point
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Minimize steps from here
Data no more than two clicks away
Customisable
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Customers are different: businessman / student
Carrier can adapt home screen to suit customer
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Code plug-ins, layout is configurable
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Smart Phone Scenarios
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Smartphone 2002 Applications
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Pocket Outlook
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Contacts
Calendar
Tasks
Inbox (email, vmail, sms)
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IMAP 4, POP 3
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Integrated phone dialling
Profiles
Microsoft Smartphone 2002
Shell
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Scripting support
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HTML 3.2/WAP 1.2.1
ActiveSync
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Telephony
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Internet Explorer
Desktop ActiveSync
Server ActiveSync
Media Player
Game
Device & Application
Management
Win32 API platform
One-handed navigation
Instant Messenger
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Mobile Information Server 2002
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Extends Reach of .NET based Enterprise
Applications
Launched Q1 2002
Make Your Organization Mobile
Outlook Mobile Access
Extensible Architecture for Developers
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Mobile Enable the Enterprise
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Mobile Gateway Functionality
Notification Routing
High Security
Internet and Wireless Standards Support
Mobile Device Support
Integration with Windows 2000
Enhanced Security
International Support
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Outlook Mobile Access
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Ships with MIS Enterprise Edition Out of the
Box Productivity
Tight Integration with Exchange
Rich Browsing from Mobile Devices
Push Notifications
Microsoft Server ActiveSync
Voice Call Option
Worldwide Support
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ActiveSync Architecture
Corporate
Network
Carrier Network
Mail
Calendar
Contacts
HTTPS (SSL)
ISP
ISP
Exchange
2000
Partner
PC
MIS-EE
Server
Tasks
Notes
Files
Other
Dial up
Direct connection
(USB)
LAN or Wireless LAN
GSM
HSCSD
GPRS
Pocket
PC 2002
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Mobile Solutions and Services
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Access Mobile Web Forms Securely
Scalability and Performance
Management Tools
Administrative Tools
Updated Software Development Kit
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Outlook Mobile Manager
• Desktop add-in for Outlook
• Extends MIS Notification functionality
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Daily Summaries
Meeting Reminders
‘Intellishrink’
Prioritised message delivery
Personal profiles – Work, Home, OOF etc
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Outlook Mobile Manager
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Control Your
Outlook
Communications
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Microsoft
IntelliShrink
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Flexible Deployment
Outlook
Mobile
Manager
Carrier
Network
Servers
Exchange
Corporate
Network
Servers
Towers,
Switch,
SMSC,
Billing
Device &
Browser
Choice
• Outlook
Mobile Access
• Intranet Apps
Secure
Connectivity
External
Corporate
Firewall
Mobile
Information
ServerCarrier
Edition
Internal
Corporate
Firewall
Mobile
Information
Server –
Enterprise
Edition
Multiple
.NET
Enterprise
Servers
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Browse Architecture
Corporate
Network
Carrier Network
HTTP
HTTPS (SSL)
Exchange C?
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Server
IP
WAP
Gateway
MIS-EE
Server
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WTP
Pocket
PC 2002
SQL
Server
Mobile
Phone
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Sending Notifications
Corporate
Network
Internet
Internet
SMTP
SMTP
Carrier Network
Data
Source HTTP
Exchange
2000 SQL
Server
SMS
MIS-EE
Server
SMTP
SMS
Front-End Gateway
Mobile
Device
Outlook
Mobile
Manager
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Using Notifications
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Exchange 2000 Required
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MMIS-Carrier Edition role
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Uses an Exchange Event Source to fire notifications
User sets rule in Outlook to move items to a special folder
Using MMIS-CE, notifications sent as HTTP/SSL
If no MMIS-CE available, notifications are SMTP
SMTP
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Notifications are clear text mail sent over internet
SMTP Header consumes valuable space in SMS payload
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Mobile Information Server Summary
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MIS is a platform for applications
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Outlook Mobile Access for Exchange
Notifications from server applications
Direct Synchronisation for Pocket PC
Best experienced with …
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Exchange 2000
Your carrier’s MIS-CE offering
Pocket PC 2002
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.NET Tools
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Mobile Internet Toolkit
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Target multiple devices from a single server-based code base
Customizable and extensible framework with new controls for mobile
solutions
Support for WML1.1 (WAP), cHTML 1.0, and HTML 3.2 mark-up
languages
Support for Web-enabled cell phones, PDAs
and pagers
Mobile Internet Designer integrates with
Visual Studio.NET
Download Mobile Internet Toolkit - Beta 2
http://msdn.microsoft.com
.NET Compact Framework in mid 2002
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Infrastructure to support disconnected scenarios
Best development tools for online and offline WebWeb-based applications
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Using The Mobile Internet Toolkit
Mobile Web Form
Pocket PC
Phone.com
Microsoft Mobile
Explorer Emulator
Ericsson R380
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What’s possible today for an individual
• Windows XP Offline folders
• Remote Access really works rock solid
Terminal Services might improve performance for large
applications
• Outlook Web Access
Performance is excellent and even a GSM/GPRS
connection is acceptable
• Microsoft Outlook Mobile Manager
• PocketPC 2002
- Mobile Explorer (RAS connection)
- ActiveSync (RAS connection)
Sync with server is possible if MIS 2002 is available
- Use IMAP or SMTP/POP to send and receive mails (RAS connection)
- Terminal Services Client is included in PocketPC 2002
- Portable Keyboards really enhance text input
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References
• General sites
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http://www.microsoft.com/mobile/
http://www.microsoft.com/mobile/developer/default.asp
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/device/overview.asp
http://www.microsoft.com/business/mobility/
• Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit
- http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library
/en-us/mwsdk/html/mwstartpage.asp
• Microsoft Mobile Information Server
- http://www.microsoft.com/miserver/
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