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Mobile Enablement Presentation Objectives Journey T owards Mobile Enablement Understand context background and business drivers Vision of the Cox Enterprises Mobile domain Approach ID: 744813

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Slide1

Cox Enterprises Journey Towards

Mobile EnablementSlide2

Presentation Objectives

Journey Towards Mobile EnablementUnderstand context, background

, and business drivers

Vision of the Cox Enterprises Mobile domainApproach

Progress

to date, and plans for the

future

Things

to

consider

on the

path

to Mobile EnablementSlide3

About Cox EnterprisesSlide4

Mobile Domain at Cox Enterprises

Separate Groups for:

Handset support

Device/Network ManagementCarrier management

Application Development

QA

Strategy and ImplementationSlide5

Mobile

Enablement at Cox Enterprises

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

Lao-tzu, The Way of Lao-tzuChinese philosopher (604 BC - 531 BC)Slide6

Enhancing business value through Mobile

Technology.

Goal:

Deploy mobile applications for all business services compliant to all supported devices.

Vision – The End State

Test

Customer

Device Mgt

Device Support

Apps

Service Mgt

Security

100% mobile accessible

I get to my stuff from anywhere, including my mobile deviceSlide7

A Future Glimpse –

Having a Baby

Today’s Experience

At work and home computer—go to subsidiary sites or InSite and read general information about “maternity coverage” and “qualified status changes”Or call HR 

Future Experience

At doctor’s office access Cox’s app store and download

Employee Portal

mobile app

Search on ‘baby’

Review

role-based benefits policies

Access Aetna mobile app from Cox’s App and enroll in

healthy mother/baby program

Access Cox’s New Parents collaboration

discussion

to tap into wisdom of other parents Explore employee discounts relevant to new parents

Future BenefitsReal-time access to HR/Benefits informationDecrease administrative focus for HR and supporting departmentsIncrease employee engagement and productivityLeverage HR data to drive employee benefits understanding, appreciation, and decision-makingUse HR data to personalize and proactively target contextual information and analytics (knows who I am /where I am/what I need to know)Present consistent information, message and experience across subsidiaries and geographies7Slide8

We’re All Connected NowSlide9

History

Pre-historic Era – pre-smart phoneSlide10

Call to Action – Business Drivers

Microsoft and Apple for creating the PC ecosystem that, 30 years ago, started it all by letting people become familiar—even skilled—with computer technology at both work and home.Iphone released June 29, 2007Android Phones

Google purchased Android

Inc., 2005Open Handset Alliance, a consortium of hardware, software, and  telecommunication companies for pen standards for mobile

devices

Ecosystem for Application Development and Distribution

Facebook, Twitter, and Google

creating

social and collaborative technologies that, once entrenched in employees’ personal lives, became appealing for business.

Key EventsSlide11

Business Drivers

Other Trends

Blending of work / personal life

Rise of the

Millennials

By

2014, more mobile devices than PCs and

laptopsSlide12

Next Generation WorkforceSlide13

Business DriversConsumerization of

ITUse of technologies that can easily be provisioned by non-technologists.Variety of tablets and smart phones used in the workplace; people using Phone

, iPad, and Android devices instead of corporate-sanctioned

BlackBerryDepartments deploying Software as a Service bypassing ITSmart Drives synced in the cloud to phone home devicesEmployees demand to use their personally preferred mobile devices, personal computers, applications, social media, and cloud services and will find a way

40% of devices used to access

business applications

are personally owned by

iWorkers

, up from 30% in 2010.

Source: IDC information worker custom survey, business IT custom survey,

sponsored

by Unisys, May 2011Slide14

Business Drivers

Consumerization of IT

These technologies have expanded user expectations and abilities

, and empowered users to act on their own. The fact that technology has become so personal and so easy to personalize

encourages employees’ desire to have “their”

technology

.

Technology

is so readily

available

to them, employees can often figure out how to

bring

it in whether or not IT approvesSlide15

IT as GatekeeperSlide16

Plan of Attack

2010

Assessment & Initial Strategy

Refresh Strategy

2011

Initial Roadmap

2012Slide17

Assessment and Initial Strategy

Approach Step

Key Activities

Establish Domain Vision and Objectives

Establish Mobile Apps Domain

Vision and Objectives

Perform Infrastructure Assessment

Infrastructure requirements

Perform Organizational Assessment

Skills needed

Governance and Standards

Define Governance & Execution for Pilot

Define Mobile Standards

Identify Build vs Buy Considerations/Needs

Define high level security, platform / arch, skills, target devices

Roadmap

Select Apps

for PilotShortlist Additional Apps Draft Initial RoadmapSlide18

Initial RoadmapSlide19

Strategy Refresh

Revisited Mobile Domain Strategy In 2012

Wanted to ensure technology planning was ahead of business demand where possible

Part of a broader review of Business Platform Strategies; Technology platforms needed to support priority business InitiativesIncorporated broader business vision and strategic

initiatives:

Simple

, consumer-like

experience -

Digital experience inside Cox matches the outside world (seamless, intuitive)

100

% personalized to

me -

I

get what I want, when I need it. It’s smart.

100

% mobile accessible - I get to my stuff from anywhere, including my mobile deviceHighly customizable -I can choose what I see and what I don’t Slide20

Where we are today

PoisedSlide21

Roadmap for the Future

Planned Initiatives

Mobile portal

Corporate App Store VPN

access

Device Management

Mobile

Messaging

Pilot

Mobile Single

Sign-on

Additional Custom Apps

Leverage vendor mobile Apps

3rd Party App Inventory

Wsbtv.com

Wsbtv.com TrafficAJC Digest

Valpak Local SavingsScoutmobKBB.com (Kelley Blue Book)AutoTrader.comPB PostDayton DailyAustin American Statesman 360 iReporterAetna MobileVanguardYammerSlide22

Things to Consider

Business AlignmentPolicy and Governance

App Distribution

Mobile Device Management across organizational boundariesPlatform Support

Development tools and skillsets

Testing strategies