At-a-Glance
Cisco Enterprise
Mobility Services
Platform
Keep Pace with Mobile Demands
Mobility is no longer a nice-to-have. It’s a business necessity. And
businesses are responding. A 2014 Cisco Mobility Landscape survey
found that 89 percent of businesses surveyed had companywide
or specific mobility initiatives. And 65 percent expected to increase
productivity through mobile experiences with strategic applications that
engage people on their mobile devices.
Use Cisco EMSP to
Mobilize Your Business
• Build smarter mobile
experiences in minutes using the
drag-and-drop design studio
• Gain operational efficiency
with location-based services
using pre-built GPS, Bluetooth
Low Energy (BLE) beacon, and
wireless network adapters
• Securely integrate with
existing Cisco mobile network
infrastructure using adapters to
interface with Cisco Meraki Cloud
controllers, Cisco Connected
Mobile Experience (CMX), and
Cisco wireless LAN controllers
• Simplify Internet access &
authentication with custom or
social Wi-Fi access
• Easily integrate mobile
experiences with enterprise
applications using prebuilt
connectors
The Cisco® Enterprise Mobility Services Platform helps organizations
quickly create, deploy and manage context-aware mobile experiences.
Using data from user profiles combined with location information,
organizations are engaging people on their mobile devices and
delivering unique services. And both IT and Line of Business leaders are
using the platform to implement new strategies to deliver personalized
experiences, helping implement new business models and accelerating
digital business transformation.
Build Context-Aware Mobile Experiences
What if you could have all the tools needed for context-aware mobile
experience development and integration in one place? And what if the
tools could capitalize on the intelligent infrastructure capabilities and
back-end business intelligence you already have?
With Cisco Enterprise Mobility Services Platform, it’s all possible.
With this software platform, you can create captive portals or splash
pages for easy guest Internet access and authentication. You can add
context-awareness to existing mobile applications. And you can develop
web-based and native mobile applications.
The platform integrates Cisco network infrastructure capabilities with
enterprise and cloud systems. It includes ready-to-use modules for
web, hybrid, and native application experiences. Use a broad range
of technology adapters, including Java, Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP), HTTP(S), Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP),
representational state transfer (REST), and others to mobilize data and
features from your business applications.
• Integrate context experiences
into native apps with Software
Development Toolkits (SDKs)
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At-a-Glance
“By 2017, 80 percent of
consumer engagement with
brands will occur on mobile
devices.”
Gartner, “Digital Ethics, or How to
Not Mess Up With Technology,”
Frank Buytendijk, September 23,
2014
Use a prebuilt vertical experience kit or build from scratch using the
app studio. When using the app studio, you code just once: EMSP
automatically renders application code to all device platforms. A system
dashboard provides a single point of control for all aspects of mobile
app management.
EMSP integrates with your Cisco intelligent infrastructure services,
Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX), and Cisco Meraki cloudmanaged networking. The platform enhances mobile applications by
recognizing user identities, devices, and locations, and then applying
business policies to provide a contextual awareness to the mobile
experience. Ready-to-use middleware integration makes it easy to
aggregate data and automate functions.
Next Steps
Learn more about Cisco Enterprise Mobility Services Platform by
visiting http://www.cisco.com/go/emsp. Or contact your Cisco account
representative.
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