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SAP University Alliances
Version 2.3
Author Dave Haseman
Ross Hightower

Product
SAP Mobile Platform

Level
Undergraduate
Beginner

Focus
Sybase Unwired Platform

© 2012 -2013 SAP AG, W.D. Haseman and R. Hightower

Course SMP1 – SAP Mobile
Platform
Module M01 – Introduction
Mobile Environment
SAP Mobile Platform
Mobile application
Demo
Mobile Curriculum

SAP University Alliances
SMP1 – SAP Mobile Platform
M01 – Introduction

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SAP Mobile Platform

Mobile Environment
SAP Mobile Platform
Mobile applications
Demo
Book

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SMP1 – SAP Mobile Platform
M01 – Introduction

What do WE mean by mobile?

• Smart phones
• Tablets
• Access to enterprise information systems and data
• Not consumer oriented apps

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SMP1 – SAP Mobile Platform
M01 – Introduction

Computing Trends

• International Data Corporation

– In 2011
• Shipped 563 million smart phones and tablets
• Only shipped 353 million PCs and laptops

– Predicted by 2016
• 1.36 billion smart phones and tablets
• 518 million PCs and laptops

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SMP1 – SAP Mobile Platform
M01 – Introduction

Diverse Mobile Platforms - Worldwide

IDC 2012
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SMP1 – SAP Mobile Platform
M01 – Introduction

Smart Phone Sales – United States

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SMP1 – SAP Mobile Platform
M01 – Introduction

Mobile Strategy (SAP Insider Research 2012)

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M01 – Introduction

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