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iPad Adoption for the Enterprise Determining your Digital Publishing Strategy
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iPad Adoption for the Enterprise

Determining your Digital Publishing Strategy

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Tablet and App

Landscape

Sustainableoptions

Quark solutionsRequirements

Opportunities for enterprise apps

General and enterprise specific

For creating, deploying, and maintaining enterprise apps

How Quark can help you get there

Agenda

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Tablet and App Landscape (and Portrait!)

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Tablet Unit Sales

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20150

100

200

300

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Rest of the World Asia (Excluding Japan) Western Europe

Sale

s in

Million

s

Source: Morgan Stanley

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Comparing Notebooks and Tablets

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 20170%

25%

50%

75%

100%

Notebook PC

Sale

s in

Million

s

Source: NPD DisplaySearch Quarterly Mobile PC Shipment and Forecast Report

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Tablet and Smartphone Market 52.5 million tablets shipped in Q4 2012, increase of 75.3%* In 2013 smartphones/tablets will pass PC installed base±

29% of USA adults now own tablet / eReader±

1.1 billion smartphone subscribers±

iPad growth 3x iPhone initial growth and Android phone adoption is even faster – 6x iPhone±

Windows will ramp in 2014, gain almost a 30% share of tablets by 2016°

*IDC Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker, Jan 2013±KPCB 2012 Internet Trends°Forrester Report: Windows: The next Five Years

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Where are Your Customers?

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Source: Asymco.com (as of 2011), Public Filings, Morgan Stanley Research, Gartner for 2012E data. 2012E data as of Q3:12.

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Huge Projected Growth in Apps

2013 2014 2015 20160

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

73

119.8

188.9

287.9

App Downloads

(Bill

ions

)

Gartner, InfoWorld, September 2011

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Wait, It’s All Just Games

Yes, around 50%!

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However it is Also Publishing

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Loyalty of App Customers

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Forrester’s Six Key Business Technology Themes For 2013March 2013 “Six Business Technology Trends That Will Propel Your Firm In 2013”

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For Customers

Customer Communication

Customer loyalty

Brand development

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For Employees

Sales people in the field

Retail Environment

Anybody that needs real access to apps while on their feetWarehouse managers, retail floor staff, medical staff,…

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CustomerMagazines

ResearchReports

AnnualReports

ProductDocumentation

ProductTours

ThoughtLeadership

ProductCatalogs

Salespresentations

ManagementReporting

Sales Support

TechnicalDocumentation

ServiceManuals

Digital Customer Engagement

Mobile Enablement of People and Processes

Examples of Enterprise Apps

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1. Business goals2. Key requirements3. Best implementation option

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Business Goals

What do I need to accomplish?

• Direct Revenue• Indirect Revenue• Customer Loyalty• Market Share / Defensive• Experimental New Media• Internal Information Sharing• Workforce Mobility• “Trophy or Vanity Apps”

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Do I need a branded app?

Is my content ready for smartphoneand tablet devices?

Are design control and a compelling user experience top priorities?

Will my app and content be free or paid?

What resources do I have and what is my budget?

What are the prevalent devices in userby my customers/employees

Yes No

General Requirements

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Different Mobile Devices Attract Different Application Users

GenerationUS online

adultsMobile phone

app usersTablet app

users

Gen Z (18 to 22) 8% 13% 13%

Gen Y (23 to 31) 19% 30% 29%

Gen X (32 to 45) 27% 33% 39%

Younger Boomers (46 to 55) 18% 13% 11%

Older Boomers (56 to 66) 17% 8% 6%

Golden Generation (67+) 10% 3% 2%

Gender

Male 48% 54% 62%

Female 52% 46% 38%

Income

Average householdincome

$76,900 $89,000 $109,400

Source: Mobile Apps for Marketing, Sep 2012, Forrester Research Inc.

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Do I require security?

Are their any regulatory compliance requirementsmy app content has to meet?

Do I need to integrate my app with other internal or external IT systems

Do I need to push content to devices quickly?

Does my mobile content need to be consistent with other sources of information?

Do I need to provide an internal app and if so how do I deploy it?

Can I do this in a way that is sustainable long-term?

Yes No

Enterprise-Specific Requirements

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Apple’s iOS Developer Enterprise ProgramAbout the program:

For in-house iOS apps “that you can

distribute

to employees or members of your

organization.”

$299 / year

Details on apple.com

Secure access through:

Wireless, or “over-the-air” distribution:

Secure URL accessible through your

intranet

Add your own authentication

mechanism

Can install and update anywhere

Ad hoc distribution – manual installation

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Implementation Options

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Options for getting to the iPad

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PDF

Standard format Portable Easy to create A static, monolithic document Limited interactivity Cannot adapt to context –

one size fits all Complex to sell Updates problematic No Analytics

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HTML

Standard format

Works on all platforms

Real, selectable, searchable text

Accessible

Small file size

Latest technology

Easy to update

Analytics

Good interactivity (some restrictions)

Layout/design limitations

User experience is browser-like

Selling difficult

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ePub

Standard format

Works on all platforms

Not difficult to create

Selling easy

Good for text heavy books

Very(!) limited inlayout/design

Experience can differ

Not easy to update

No Analytics

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iBook

Not difficult to create Layout stays as designed Selling easy Good interactivity Apple proprietary

(iPad only!) Import of standard formats

difficult Not easy to update No Analytics

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Native Apps

Layout stays as designed

High-end interactivity

Tablet-like user experience

Marketing easier

Analytics

Selling easy

Easy to update

‘Home Screen’ branding

Platform-specific

Difficult to create

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Native Apps Approaches

Digital Publishing Software

Custom App Development

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Custom App Development

Developed internally or externally

Meet more comprehensive, sophisticated requirements

Knowledge of your existing system

Flexibility

Feature richness

Internal integration

Security, control

Require highly skilled developers

IT support

Multiple work for multiple apps

Slow to deploy

Costly to maintain

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Digital Publishing Software

From vendors in page layout, design, and corporate publishing

Closing gap with custom-developed solutions

Out of the box functionality

Get started fast

Can utilize existing resources

Much more affordable than custom app development solutions

Lower cost to maintain

Can be deployed internally and externally

Secure

Options for automation

New breed of solutions can increasingly also meet custom app feature requirements

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Native (iOS, Android etc)

Web (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript)

Desktop Publishing Tools

Technology Complexity

Reuse / Resource

Availability

Cost Effective Content Production

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Hybrids (Native App + HTML5)

Combining the best of both worlds, content is HMTL5, wrapper is a native app

User gets an ‘app experience’ Layout stays as designed with

high-end interactivity Sell via app stores Wrapper (the app) is platform

specific BUT you don’t need to develop it

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Digital Publishing Options

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Technology Comparison

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PDFs, iBooks,eBooks

Custom apps

Digital publishing software

Do it myself without coding Yes No Yes

Create my own branded app No Yes Yes

Control the design Yes No Yes

Create a unique experience No Yes Yes

Design once for multiple devices, resolutions, orientations

No No Yes

Affordable Yes No Varies

No long-term commitment Yes No Varies

Option to sell app, content Yes Yes Yes

Secure No Yes Varies

Automation No No Varies

Can use for internal apps No Yes Yes

Option for highly customized app functionality

No Yes Yes

Options for getting to the iPad

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Sustainable Options

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% Who Did This Yesterday…

Pew Research Center, September 2012

2002 2006 20120

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

3438

30%

4138

23%23 24

17%20

12%

Read a book in printRead a print newspaperRead a print magazineWrote or received a personal letter

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Audience Fragmentation

Print

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Audience Fragmentation

PrintWeb

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Audience Fragmentation

PrintWeb

Mobile

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Audience Fragmentation

Print

Web

Mobile

Tablets

E-readers

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Fragmentation Explodes…

Manufacturer

App Store

Create

Geography

OS

Hardware

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It’s a Question of Volume

Number of Apps 3 1

App Platforms (iOS, Android, Windows 8) 2 1

Channels (Print, Web, Mobile, Email) 3 2

Publications / Reports 1 1

Languages 17 1

Frequency (Daily, weekly, monthly, real-time) 12 12

Annual Total 1,632 24

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LOW VOLUM

E

HIGH VOLUME

HAND CRAFTED

AUTOMATED

$$$

Ineffi

cient

Sustainable Solutions

$$$Inefficient

$$$Inefficient

Efficien

cy

Desktop Digital Publishing Software

EnterpriseDigital

Publishing Solutions

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Disadvantages of hand-crafted apps

Similar level of development for each app

Copy/paste creates redundancy Lack of compliance control Manual review and approval

workflows Mass-produced – not individualized Doesn’t scale

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What’s the Solution?

Streamline & Automate Authoring Collaboration Workflow Multichannel publishing

Publishing automation requires smart content

Solution = Dynamic Publishing!

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Must Have Smart Content

What is smart content? Knowledge-captured, media-independent content

components Can be assembled for different publications and

audiences

Why is it important? Foundation for automation Enables:

Content reuse, repurposing of information Use of metadata, discoverability Personalization

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Smart Content in Action

Protected Legal Text

Database Data

Graphics and Multimedia(slide show or video for

digital)

Reuse

Design “Chrome” and Formatting (from Template)

Personalization

Controlled Branding

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Quark Publishing Platform

Workflow Services

Collaboration Services

AutomationServices

Publishing Services

QuarkXPressEnterprise Edition

Quark XML Author

Adobe Creative Suite

Microsoft Office

Web Client

Web CMS Web site

E-mail

CMS

Flash

PDF

QuarkXPressDatabase

s

Digital

RSS

DigitalDesign

Templates

Multi-Channel Publishing

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App Publishing Workflow

Quark XML Author

External Systems

QuarkXPress 9

InDesign

Quark Publishing Platform

App Studio

App

Content Hosting Service

Enterprise App Store

Ad Hoc Distribution

Branded Apps

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Timescales for App Development

6 MonthsFully automated dynamic publishing solutionSolutions:- Dynamic publishing solution- Digital publishing software- Flipbook style- Custom developmentPros:- Brings efficiencies to print, web and other channels- Future proof your publishing/communication- Cost savings and greater organizational effectiveness

through a) Simplification b) Consistent business models across the enterprise- Faster time to marketCons:- Cross functional considerations, change management

and planning associated with such a project- Large initial investment

3 MonthsHandcraftedSolutions:- Digital publishing software- Flipbook styleCustom developmentPros:- Create an app fast- Complete design controlCons:- Not sustainable

3 Weeks

HandcraftedSolutions:- Digital publishing software- PDFsPros:- Create an app fast- Complete design controlCons:- Not sustainable

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Why Quark

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Quark

Products• Structured Authoring• Cross-Media Design• Brand Management• Publishing automation•Digital publishing

• Founded 1981• Denver headquarters• 30-year leadership• Global Footprint• Track record delivering

enterprise solutions

2012-2013

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Successful Customers

Publishing

Magazines, Newspapers, Books, PrintersResearch reports, Customer communications

Financial Government

Intelligence, Legislation, Regulation

Manufacturing

Technical documentation, marketing materials

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Award Winning Apps

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Apps from DTP

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Apps from Structured Content

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Hybrid Example: DTP & Structured

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Embedding App Studio via the SDK

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LOW VOLUM

E

HIGH VOLUME

HAND CRAFTED

AUTOMATED

$$$

Ineffi

cient

Quark Digital Publishing Solutions

$$$Inefficient

$$$Inefficient

Efficien

cy

Desktop Software

Enterprise Solutions

QuarkXPress, InDesign or HTML5 with App

Studio

QuarkEnterpriseSolutions

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Visit

www.quark.com

Download Free White Paper

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Gavin [email protected]

Questions?

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Thank You


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