Cracking The Complexities In Enterprise App Development

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2. Cracking The Complexities In Enterprise App Development Foreword Senior information technology professionals have come to a crossroads in the world of enterprise application creation, where challenges come in the form of development, design, and deployment. Enterprise Mobility Exchange conducted a survey in July 2016 where hundreds of respondents explained why their apps were being abandoned, what they believed users wanted, and how they planned on moving forward. We learned less is more when it comes to deploying functional apps in the enterprise. For instance, a quarter of those surveyed said they believe enterprise apps are too hard or confusing to operate, which is why the technology is completely abandoned and discontinued. An intuitive user experience and the pervasive adoption of mobile apps are driving digital transformation for enterprises. To outpace market disruptions, businesses need technology that helps it adapt quickly to the change in user expectation and meet the demand. Continue through this report to better understand the challenges enterprise professionals are facing in the world of app development and how they can overcome obstacles for better user experiences with their products. Table Of Contents: Page 3: The Evolution Of Enterprise Applications Page 4: App Obstacles Lead To Poor User Experience Page 5: Investing In The Future Page 5: How Are Apps Operating, And Where Are They Made Page 6: Let Users Dictate Needs Page 8: Hand Over The Blueprint, Watch Buildings Grow Page 9: About SAP Page 10: About EME
3. Cracking The Complexities In Enterprise App Development The Evolution Of Enterprise Apps Long before “there’s an app for that” became an expression of the masses, enterprises were building their own backend technologies to enable employees with easy-toaccess data and communication avenues. As those enterprises became increasingly reliant on mobile devices, the functionality for employees to work quickly and independently became paramount. Thirty-one percent of survey responders said mobile apps are the primary interface of the future (Figure 1). Another 21-percent believe mobile access to corporate data is critical for employee productivity. For the better part of the last decade, mobile has been on the forefront of tech for many reasons. As digital transformation and enterprise mobility become omnipresent, it’s clear where businesses plan on focusing their resources. More than 93-percent of respondents said their enterprise will increase investments in mobile over the next five years, while nearly seven percent more said spending would remain the same. “Enterprise apps will gradually become the go-to means for employees to conduct day-to-day activities,” said Quinn Banks, Senior Product Marketing Manager for Farmers Insurance. “We will begin to see large desktop applications broken into core components and find their way to mobile devices.” Other enterprises are completely restructuring staff to accommodate the transformation into mobile digitalization. “[We’re] placing a focus on mobility and digitalization as ways to improve and enhance the way people work, from the traveling executive and office worker to the associate on the production floor,” explained Matt Taylor, Manager of Mobile Applications Development for global automotive supplier Autoliv. Figure 1: Why is mobile important to your business? Mobile apps are the primary interface of the future. 31% Mobile is necessary to realize the full benefits of digital transformation. Mobile access to corporate data is critical for employee productivity. 19% 21% Mobility creates differentiation in critical value chains with key business partners. 4% Mobility creates a high-value digital experience for our consumers. 24%
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