- How companies are leveraging the IBM Mobile Portal Accelerator (MPA) - How MPA easily extends the WebSphere Portal platform with services to seamlessly deliver scalable, mobile solutions optimized for display across a wide range of mobile devices, including the latest in-market versions - Things to consider when implementing a mobile portal solution

1. Designing an Excellent Mobile Experience Glenn Kline, Portal and Collaboration Solutions Technical Director DeeDee DeMulling, Director User Experience

3. What should go mobile? Establish a mobile vision and strategy

4. Enable your developers and organization

5. Integrate mobile into your existing processReplay Available at Perficient.com/Webinars

7. Mobile phone owners have SMS, MMS and web phone plans

8. Mobile networks are easier to access than traditional broadband in some areas

9. Mobile sites and applications are no longer novel

11. Mobile platform needs to meet the goals of the business to be worth the investment

13. Good mobile sites are very action oriented and task based

18. Competitive intelligence

19. Iteratively emulate design in multiple mobile devices platforms

20. Sketches / Wireframes

21. Prototypes

22. Device installs

23. Test with real end users

25. Comparison shop fares across different airlines

26. Request missing mileage credit

27. Research baggage and carry on policies and fees

28. Read about the frequent flyer program

29. Update personal information

31. Get flight notifications

32. View available seats

33. Check security line wait times

34. View terminal maps

36. Establish a Mobile Vision What mobile channels are you going to leverage? What do you plan to deliver, when, and what are the steps

39. The markup is XDIME, not HTML

40. MPA layout policies must be created

41. Java skills are still critical

42. Integrates with RAD and allows local development and testing

44. Opera mini, WebKit browsers, Safari, Openwave, Firefox user agent switcher

45. Operating Systems

46. Android, Windows, Nokia

47. Devices

49. Use devices available to employees

51. Include MPA in existing standards and guidelines

52. There will be new dependencies

53. Mobile might be dependant on existing services

55. Mobile must be accounted for in test plan

58. Compare procedure costs at different doctors or facilities

59. Research health and wellness information

60. Change insurance options due to a life event

62. Check health savings account balance

63. Find a doctor or provider

64. Find out what is covered

65. Find contact information

67. 1,300+ colleagues serving 16 major markets and 450 enterpriseclients throughout North America

68. Dedicated solution practices including Lotus collaboration and User Experience

69. Industry Solution Expertise – Healthcare, Telcom, CPG