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IBM MobileFirst Foundation provides tools for developing hybrid, native, and mobile web applications using standards-based technologies. This proof of technology session will demonstrate how to use IBM MobileFirst Foundation to accelerate mobile app development, provide management of deployed apps, and utilize capabilities like in-app notifications, operational analytics, and sentiment analysis. The agenda includes presentations and hands-on labs covering app development, backend integration, app lifecycle management, quality assurance, and the MobileFirst architecture. The session is intended for IT professionals interested in a mobile application platform and will be offered free of charge with breakfast provided.

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Introduction
IBM MobileFirst Foundation provides an open, comprehensive and advanced mobile application suite for smartphones and tablets. This
suite helps organizations of all sizes to efficiently develop and manage hybrid, native and mobile web applications. It uses standards-based
technologies and tools, mobile-optimized middleware, a variety of security mechanisms and integrated management and analytics
capabilities. IBM MobileFirst Foundation offers the fastest and most flexible hybrid development and the most advanced native
development, as well as platform extensions for cloud integration, testing, quality monitoring, sentiment analysis and security scanning
capabilities.
Objective
This session is designed for customers who are interested in implementing a mobile application platform using IBM MobileFirst Foundation
and the IBM MobileFirst suite of offerings. A complement of presentations and hands-on lab exercises will enable you to understand how to
accelerate the development of mobile applications and provide management of deployed mobile applications using the IBM MobileFirst
Foundation.
Agenda
1. IBM MobileFirst Platform (MFP) Overview Presentation
2. Lab 1 - Introduction
a) Utilize MFP to create world-class hybrid mobile apps with today’s popular JavaScript frameworks
b) Securely connect your mobile app to a wide variety of back-end data sources using MFP’s transactional adapter framework
c) Preview your app through MFP’s powerful and flexible browser-based and native mobile device simulation facility
d) Discover how to control every facet of your mobile deployment lifecycle through the feature-rich web-based MFP Console
3. Lab 2 - Offers
a) Experience easy and rapid connectivity to SOAP-based web services with MFP’s Services Discovery Wizard
b) Create an on-device JSON storage facility for convenient offline access and back-end synchronization
4. Lab 3 - MobileFirst Application Management: Take a deep dive into MFP’s app ecosystem management capabilities with in-app
notifications and direct app updates
5. Lab 4 - Using MobileFirst Operational Analytics: Explore MFP’s operational analytics capabilities to monitor app activity, client
logs, crash reports and much more
6. Lab 5 - Mobile Quality Assurance – In-App bug feedback: Experience MFP’s state of the art and streamlined in-app bug and
feedback reporting and management
7. Lab 6 - Mobile Quality Assurance – Sentiment Analysis: Learn how you can gauge your app’s public reception by using MFP’s
powerful Sentiment Analysis service on Bluemix
8. IBM MobileFirst Platform (MFP) Architecture Discussion
Note: The actual agenda might vary from the above depending upon attendee interests and other constraints.
Audience
This Proof of Technology is for IT managers, architects, administrators and developers who are evaluating IBM MobileFirst Foundation. No
prerequisite knowledge is required. It would be helpful if the attendee has a basic understanding HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript or
enterprise applications in an infrastructure environment.
Cost
This session is offered free of charge. Complimentary refreshments including continental breakfast will be provided. Participants are
responsible for their own business travel expenses.
Schedule
For your convenience, registration and continental breakfast will begin at 8:30 a.m. The session will start at 9:00 a.m. and end at
approximately 5:00 p.m.
Contact for information
To enroll in this Proof of Technology, please contact your Software Sales Representative.

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