2. SharePoint 2013 Mobile Strategy and Design
Joel Oleson
Director Technical Evangelism
ViewDo Labs
@joeloleson
CollabShow.com
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3. SharePoint Joel
“Most Connected man in SharePoint”
Forbes: #1 SharePoint Influencer 2012
Voted Most Popular SharePoint Blog 2012
SharePointJoel.com now CollabShow.com
Global Epic Traveler - TravelingEpic.com - Over
110 UN Countries
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5. Impact
1 billion
82%
50%
smartphones in 2012
2 Billion by 2015
of the world's online
population engages in
social networking
of enterprise customers
are “on the road”
to cloud
* Estimates Five Star Equities
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17. “64% of firms in Europe and North America
identify providing more mobility support for
employees as a top priority
Forrsights Networks And Telecommunications Survey 2012
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18. Reality Check…
92% of Companies
reported they do NOT
support Mobile Access to
SharePoint!
Aug 2012 Forrester Survey
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19. Enterprise Mobile Return on Investment
#1 Employee Responsiveness Faster Decision
Making
#2 Faster Issue Resolution
#3 Increased Productivity
#4 Higher Customer Sat!
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20. BYOD… It exists whether you plan for it or not…
Sixty Seven percent of the people who use a smartphone for work –
and 70 percent of those who use a tablet for work are choosing the
device themselves – not necessarily thinking about whether their
enterprise will support it
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31. Responsive AND Adaptive
Responsive Web Design – Various Screen
resolutions provides different content based on
real estate
Adaptive – Different content for different
devices. Gets richer as the browser or devices
supports richer experience. Also referred to as
Progressive Enhancement.
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32. Frameworks to know
ZURB Foundation is a free collection of tools for creating
websites and web applications. It contains HTML and CSS-based
design templates for typography, forms, buttons, navigation and
other interface components, as well as optional JavaScript
extensions.
Bootstrap (built at twitter)
Sleek, intuitive, and powerful mobile first front-end framework
for faster and easier web development.
11/22/2013
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39. Responsive vs. Channels
(Full Desktop, Tablet and/or Mobile)
Responsive
Channels
Pro:
One Code Base
Things you can’t deliver in
Flash and Hover
Build it once
Fewer Images to maintain
Con:
Heavier download more CSS
requires more bandwidth
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Pro:
Less Code on download
Each optimized for device type
or resolution
Mobile optimized version can
really provide customized
experience
Con:
More Maintenance more
development, but may be easier
43. Key Takeaways and Considerations
• SharePoint Native Mobile Browsing has improved for all mobile
platforms in SP2013
• New SharePoint Mobile Apps can make accessing social + people +
documents easier
• Consider third party mobile apps to fill gaps like Offline
Sync, Search, Security and Mobile Device App mgmt
• Plan for Mobile Intranets: Seriously Consider Industry Best
Practices of Responsive Web Design
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