BYOD: Bring Your Own Device for Enterprise Application Access in 2012 and Beyond
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Bring Your Own Device for Enterprise Application Access in 2012 and BeyondJohn Renko, Consulting Developer, Oracle
Chris Kawalek, Senior Principal Product Director, Oracle
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The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
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End User Computing IT Challenges in 2012
Users need to work from home IT needs remote access for regional
offices, disaster recovery, and more Alternative devices like iPad are now
commonplace
Bring Your Own Device Takes Hold
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The Trend
Relatively recent idea, huge upswing in popularity since 2011
Driven by corporate budgetary concerns that reduce access to modern, high quality client devices
User expectations for anywhere access have increased significantly
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Let’s Discuss:
Factors Contributing to BYOD
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The Status Quo
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BYOD Technology
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Example: Delivering A Full Desktop
OracleVirtual
Desktop Infrastructure
Oracle Virtual Desktop
Client or Sun Ray Client
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Example: Delivering Access to E-Business Suite
OracleSecure Global
Desktop Server
OracleSecure Global
Desktop Clients
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The User Experience
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BYOD Design Considerations
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Security
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Thin Clients
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The Decision to Support BYOD
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But Can You Get Your Data on an Airplane?
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Learn More: Oracle Desktop Virtualization
Home Pageoracle.com/virtualization
Blogblogs.oracle.com/virtualization
Downloadedelivery.oracle.com
Virtualization Training fromOracle Universityoracle.com/education/vm
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Join the conversation@ORCL_Virtualize
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Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure andSun Ray ClientsMoscone South, Center S-139
Oracle Secure Global DesktopMoscone South, Center S-140
Oracle VM VirtualBoxMoscone South, Center S-174
DEMOgrounds
Desktop Virtualization Product Demonstrations
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