Competence transfer through enterprise mobile application development

Vojvodić, Saša; Zovic, Matteo; Rezic, Veselin; Maracic, Hrvoje; Kušek, Mario

doi:10.1109/mipro.2014.6859609

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“…The choice of technologies, frameworks, and platforms which will constitute the foundation of the research will be determined through thorough assessment of those frameworks that stand out in the global enterprise mobile application development and have proven to scale excellently in the industry [9].…”

Section: Compatibilitymentioning

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Strategies for Developing and Deploying Enterprise-Level Mobile Applications on a Large Scale: A Comprehensive Analysis

Agrawal,

Pandey

2020

IJERMCA

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The object of the exploration in this study is the approach and methods within the building of large-scale enterprise mobile applications. The primary aim is to design a pragmatic model that will be helpful for any organization engaging the services of applications to improve its operational excellence. This capture of scholarly insight, however, goes beyond the detailed description of the particular needs and intricate challenges, such as stringent security, additional scalability, prevalent device fragmentation, and the requirement of producing consistent interaction with the current enterprise environment. The development discourse is expanded further to layer upon the manifold methodologies and technological frameworks that coordinate the large-scale development of mobile applications, in particular the agile development paradigm, the DevOps principles, and the utilization of versatile cross-platform development strategy. This process involves strategies to promote advanced cloud infrastructures and the newer containerization technologies to scale up the deployment and management with great accuracy of the mobile applications, in addition to the development of methods to maximize the performance of such applications working on several devices and operating systems. These will cover the major aspects of creating a resilient app building pipeline such as solutions towards project management processes, introducing tools that will facilitate collaboration, implementing automated testing frameworks and applying CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous deployment) methodologies. Furthermore, these questions are related to the new methods in App development, for example, serverless computing, microservices architectures and AI usage for making the decision making process better along with predictive analytics in the App lifecycle. By way of this academic investigation, we propose to provide all relevant players, namely developers, marketers, as well as venture capitalists with a deep knowledge and a set of practical solutions for building enterprise mobile applications at scale.

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Section: Compatibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategies for Developing and Deploying Enterprise-Level Mobile Applications on a Large Scale: A Comprehensive Analysis

Agrawal,

Pandey

2020

IJERMCA

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“…Several research works have addressed the development of Android applications that support group work and can be integrated with enterprise information systems [10], [20]. For disaster management, Android applications can provide with timely support as shown in [11], [15], [16].…”

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On Sharing and Synchronizing Groupware Calendars Under Android Platform

Xhafa

Palou

Caballé

et al. 2016

2016 10th International Conference on Complex, Intelligent, and Software Intensive Systems (CISIS)

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“…Several research works have addressed the development of Android applications that support group work and can be integrated with enterprise information systems [6], [18]. For disaster management, Android applications can provide with timely support as shown in [7], [12], [15].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy-Aware Analysis of Synchronizing a Groupware Calendar

Xhafa

Palou

Barolli

et al. 2016

2016 10th International Conference on Innovative Mobile and Internet Services in Ubiquitous Computing (IMIS)

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Abstract-With the fast development in Internet and Mobile technologies, we are witnessing a proliferation of applications that support online collaborative group work. Such applications offer many advantages as compared to traditional web-based online collaborative learning, the most salient feature being the ability to work not only geographically distributed but also on the move, anytime and anywhere. Such applications in the very recent past used to offer lightweight client applications, leaving the burden of the application logics to the server side applications. However, as mobile devices are each time more powerful in terms of computing and storage capacity, client applications at mobile device are each time more complex and heavy so that members of the group could be able to work both offline and online, which arises when members of the group use smartphones and can eventually run out of Internet connection from time to time, or simply want to develop some activities locally. This comes to the price of wasting the battery in shorter time and thus impeding the collaborative work for longer time intervals. Due to this reason, researchers and developers are interested to develop sophisticated mobile applications under energy-aware requirements. In this work we analyse the energy efficiency of a group calendar that offers 1) information sharing among all of members of the group; 2) synchronisation among local calendars of members and global group calendar; 3) conflict resolution through a voting system; 4) awareness of changes in the entries (tasks, members, events, etc.) of the calendar and 5) sharing of calendars among different groups. In particular, we analyse the energy efficiency due to the synchronisations mechanisms employed by a group calendar as synchronisation is among most compute intensive and time consuming tasks. Our study sheds light on the need of implementing various synchronisation mechanisms from lightweight synchronisation to full synchronisation and their applications according to energy profile of the mobile device.

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Competence transfer through enterprise mobile application development

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Strategies for Developing and Deploying Enterprise-Level Mobile Applications on a Large Scale: A Comprehensive Analysis

Strategies for Developing and Deploying Enterprise-Level Mobile Applications on a Large Scale: A Comprehensive Analysis

On Sharing and Synchronizing Groupware Calendars Under Android Platform

Energy-Aware Analysis of Synchronizing a Groupware Calendar

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