SMP130. SAP Mobile Platform for Enterprise Architects COURSE OUTLINE. Course Version: 10 Course Duration: 2 Day(s)

SMP130 SAP Mobile Platform for Enterprise Architects. COURSE OUTLINE Course Version: 10 Course Duration: 2 Day(s)

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Contents ix Course Overview 1 Unit 1: SAP and Mobility 1 Lesson: Mapping Mobility Solutions to Business Needs 1 Lesson: Defining Your Organization's Needs 3 Unit 2: SAP Mobile Platform: Native and Hybrid Application Architecture 3 Lesson: Evaluating the Benefits of Native and Hybrid Applications 3 Lesson: Selecting a Deployment Approach for Native and Hybrid Applications 3 Lesson: Improving Performance of Native and Hybrid Applications 3 Lesson: Administering Devices with the SAP Control Center (SCC) 3 Lesson: Identifying Supported Devices 4 Lesson: Selecting Additional Components of the SAP Mobile Platform 4 Lesson: Documenting Your Organization's Need for Native and Hybrid Applications 5 Unit 3: SAP Mobile Platform: Metadata-Driven Application Architecture 5 Lesson: Selecting the SAP Agentry Mobile Platform 5 Lesson: Documenting Your Organization's Need for SAP Agentry 7 Unit 4: SAP NetWeaver Gateway Architecture 7 Lesson: Choosing SAP NetWeaver Gateway 7 Lesson: Selecting Deployment and Development Approaches to SAP NetWeaver Gateway 7 Lesson: Selecting SAP NetWeaver Gateway Landscape Options 7 Lesson: Selecting SAP NetWeaver Gateway Mobile Applications 9 Unit 5: SAP Mobile Platform: Other Components 9 Lesson: Accessing and Managing Business Intelligence Data on Mobile Devices 9 Lesson: Using Mobiliser Components 9 Lesson: Using Cloud-Based Solutions 11 Unit 6: SAP Afaria Device Management Integration 11 Lesson: Selecting Afaria 11 Lesson: Managing an Organization's Devices with Afaria 13 Unit 7: Enterprise Mobility Architecture Security 13 Lesson: Securing an Enterprise Mobility Architecture Copyright. All rights reserved. vii

15 Unit 8: Use Cases for Mobile Enterprise Architecture 15 Lesson: Comparing Use Cases 15 Lesson: Using the SAP Mobile Platform and Gateway to Incorporate an OData API on Mobile Devices 15 Lesson: Evaluating Enterprise Mobility Landscapes 17 Unit 9: Your Enterprise Architecture 17 Lesson: Summarizing Plans for Your Enterprise Mobility Landscape viii Copyright. All rights reserved.

UNIT 1 SAP and Mobility Lesson 1: Mapping Mobility Solutions to Business Needs Identify the worldwide trends driving improvements in mobile device management Identify the ways in which SAP's offerings supports mobile device management Lesson 2: Defining Your Organization's Needs Identify the needs of your organization Copyright. All rights reserved. 1

UNIT 2 SAP Mobile Platform: Native and Hybrid Application Architecture Lesson 1: Evaluating the Benefits of Native and Hybrid Applications Evaluate the benefits of native and hybrid applications Lesson 2: Selecting a Deployment Approach for Native and Hybrid Applications Evaluate various deployment options for native and hybrid applications Lesson 3: Improving Performance of Native and Hybrid Applications Optimize synchronization and caching during application development to improve performance Implement hybrid applications in a system architecture Select an approach to using the SAP Mobile Platform in an enterprise mobility landscape Lesson 4: Administering Devices with the SAP Control Center (SCC) Use SCC to administer mobile devices Lesson 5: Identifying Supported Devices Identify the types of operating systems, device platforms, and versions supported by the SAP Mobile Platform Copyright. All rights reserved. 3

Unit 2: SAP Mobile Platform: Native and Hybrid Application Architecture Lesson 6: Selecting Additional Components of the SAP Mobile Platform Identify additional support components Lesson 7: Documenting Your Organization's Need for Native and Hybrid Applications Document the needs of your organization for native and hybrid applications 4 Copyright. All rights reserved.

UNIT 3 SAP Mobile Platform: Metadata-Driven Application Architecture Lesson 1: Selecting the SAP Agentry Mobile Platform Identify the business goals that the SAP Agentry Mobile Platform supports Evaluate the advantages of SAP Work Manager for SAP Evaluate the advantages of SAP Work Manager for IBM Maximo Evaluate the advantages of using the Agentry Mobile Platform for mobile application development Lesson 2: Documenting Your Organization's Need for SAP Agentry Document the needs of your organization for the SAP Agentry Mobile Platform Copyright. All rights reserved. 5

UNIT 4 SAP NetWeaver Gateway Architecture Lesson 1: Choosing SAP NetWeaver Gateway Decide whether to use SAP NetWeaver Gateway in an enterprise mobility landscape Lesson 2: Selecting Deployment and Development Approaches to SAP NetWeaver Gateway Select deployment and development approaches for an organization Lesson 3: Selecting SAP NetWeaver Gateway Landscape Options Select SAP NetWeaver Gateway Landscape options Lesson 4: Selecting SAP NetWeaver Gateway Mobile Applications Select SAP NetWeaver Gateway mobile applications Copyright. All rights reserved. 7

UNIT 5 SAP Mobile Platform: Other Components Lesson 1: Accessing and Managing Business Intelligence Data on Mobile Devices Access Business Intelligence (BI) data on mobile devices Manage Business Intelligence (BI) data with the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform Document the needs of your organization for the SAP Business Objects Mobile Solution Lesson 2: Using Mobiliser Components Evaluate the benefits of Mobiliser Define the mobile business needs that Mobiliser can address Document the needs of your organization for Mobiliser Lesson 3: Using Cloud-Based Solutions Distribute applications and updates Document the needs of your organization for the SAP Mobile Platform Cloud Edition Copyright. All rights reserved. 9

UNIT 6 SAP Afaria Device Management Integration Lesson 1: Selecting Afaria Define Afaria's role in the mobile landscape Decide whether to include Afaria in an enterprise mobility landscape Define key terms and abbreviations associated with Afaria Lesson 2: Managing an Organization's Devices with Afaria Evaluate options for the Afaria system landscape Appraise the features of SAP Afaria SP2 Manage Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) rollouts Document the needs of your organization for Afaria Copyright. All rights reserved. 11

UNIT 7 Enterprise Mobility Architecture Security Lesson 1: Securing an Enterprise Mobility Architecture Use a relay server to secure data in motion Secure the SAP Mobile Platform to protect an organization's data Secure data with Afaria Ensure end user security on SAP NetWeaver Gateway and back-end systems Secure the data that passes through SAP Agentry Secure data transmitted through Mobiliser and Mobile BI Copyright. All rights reserved. 13

UNIT 8 Use Cases for Mobile Enterprise Architecture Lesson 1: Comparing Use Cases Consider deployment options for managing mobile devices Lesson 2: Using the SAP Mobile Platform and Gateway to Incorporate an OData API on Mobile Devices Use the SAP Mobile Platform and SAP NetWeaver Gateway to incorporate an OData API on mobile devices Lesson 3: Evaluating Enterprise Mobility Landscapes Evaluate various enterprise mobility landscape options Copyright. All rights reserved. 15