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Wyse webinar presentation Web2Present Managing mobility in a changing device landscape
- 1. Managing mobility in a changing device landscape Andrew Gee Vice President, Sales UK & Ireland wyse.com
- 2. Agenda • Trends • Mobility • Devices • Consumerisation • Applications • Challenges & Architectures • Breaking the 1:1 link • Inherent security • Smarter management • User types & scenarios • Technologies © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 3. We are all more mobile Field worker productivity demands Office based maximum time workers need is spent mobile access when not at their desks Home-based Customers working is want services increasing to come to them © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 4. Consumerisation 500 m smartphones shipped in 2011 1.5 bn smart devices forecast to be sold in 2014 20 % more smartphones sold than PCs © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 5. Applications are changing Collaborative Location aware working Unified Social Communications © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 6. Applications are becoming more centralised and more local! Desktop as a Service & Web applications Virtual desktops New local Virtual applications applications PC 6 © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 7. Agenda • Trends • Mobility • Devices • Consumerisation • Applications • Challenges & Architectures • Breaking the 1:1 link • Inherent security • Smarter management • User types & scenarios • Technologies © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 8. Challenges Desktop refresh Demands for higher Need to reduce availability energy consumption Fast delivery of Security and new services Compliance © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 9. Cloud Client Computing Long Easy Very low power Centrally No service life to secure consumption managed moving parts © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 10. Break the link 1:1 BENEFITS USER Better productivity ORGANISATION More flexibility and agility © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 11. Inherently more secure Avoid data on Centralised Authenticated Secure the device security access devices you architecture don’t own Benefits Simplify the More Control data Reduce risks from security integrity leakage lost devices architecture © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 12. Smarter management Centralised Devices that Never visit the Automated On-premise or manage desktop mobile device cloud-based themselves management Benefits Reduced management Consistent device Faster provisioning cost configurations © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 13. Agenda • Trends • Mobility • Devices • Consumerisation • Applications • Challenges & Architectures • Breaking the 1:1 link • Inherent security • Smarter management • User types & scenarios • Technologies © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 14. Understanding user types Mobile Applications Form factor & Content peripherals Non mobile Task-based Workers Office based Knowledge Workers © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 15. Typical user scenarios . Contact Centre Data Voice Video © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 16. Typical user scenarios . Business Manager At home In the office On the move © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 17. Typical user scenarios . Project Manager 3g Hot desking On the move © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 18. Typical user scenarios . Home Worker Occasional home worker Regular home worker © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 19. Agenda • Trends • Mobility • Devices • Consumerisation • Applications • Challenges & Architectures • Breaking the 1:1 link • Inherent security • Smarter management • User types & scenarios • Technologies © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 20. Technologies to take a look at… Wyse Thin and Zero clients Wyse PocketCloud Wyse Enterprise Mobility Management Wyse mobile thin clients © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 21. To take away… • Enterprise computing is changing fast – take advantage of it • Break the 1:1 link between user and PC • Back to Basics – understand your users • User satisfaction is not just about how their computer works – look for user wins • Don’t underestimate the new smart user: Deliver a menu of services that they can use to fit the way they work © 2012 Wyse Technology
- 22. agee@wyse.com www.wyse.com Andrew Gee Vice President, Sales, UK & Ireland wyse.com
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- Purpose: Share that we’re aware of and workingplaying a key role in driving major trendsComments: The center of our digital world is changing from the PC, to multiple screens per user – combining personal and secure digital activities.Virtualization and the cloud are enabling this revolution. Wyse has been there, as an inventor and innovator for over 30 years. We invented the thin client, that has been an important part of this changing landscape. And the client’s importance grows over time.Browsing only: Web 1.0Windows Applications: Terminal ServicesFull Desktop: VDI, Provisioning, Web 2.0Open Cloud Computing: Web 3.0
- Too big and bulkyUnreliable – moving parts – fans, hard drivesApplications need to be localHigh energy useNot secure, from theft, viruses, data theft
- Break the 1:1 link between the users and their PCDiagram: 1:1 PC & User vs Data in one location accessed by multiple devices. Thin Client, smartphone, tablet, web browser
- Desktop zero client : Wyse C10LEVirtual desktopSoftphone installed in the virtual desktopHeadset attached to thin clientVideo in window on thin client – aka Jewelry TV
- Hot desk access in HQ: P20 zero clientHTC smartphoneMobile thin client with 3G/WiFi
- Thin client mounted on back of monitor Softphone installed on thin clientUses mobile thin client when visits HQ