In this session, we will demonstrate how you can build an online order mobile web experience that combines the power of the Force.com and Heroku platforms using Heroku Connect and OAuth 2.0. Using this architecture, you can manage the front end of your web presence in Heroku, while maintaining your customer data securely in Salesforce.
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Here’s where I’m speaking at Dreamforce 2014!
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In healthcare, accessible and qualityinformation is critical to creating superior patient outcomes. Just ask any orthopedic surgeon, who must regularly rely upon knowledge of the latest techniques and solutions to restore mobility, alleviate pain and improve quality of life for patients worldwide. Many turn to Zimmer, one of the orthopedic industry’s most prominent players, to deliver innovative and personalized joint replacement technologies.
A world leader in musculo-skeletal health, Zimmer launched a social, mobile and real-time iPad app – custom built on Force.com – to share the latest details on Zimmer products as well as new surgical techniques that can be utilized by doctors anywhere and anytime…even in the operating room. Now surgeons can be supported by Zimmer sales professionals, and have instant access to all the information they need to make the best medical decisions possible for their patients. Best of all, the app was built in just 12 weeks, saving Zimmer from having to waste time and resources in the development process. In a recent interview with Network World, Zimmer’s Global CIO Raj Kushwaha notes: “We went from prototyping on 30 machines to a full deployment on 3,000 machines in just eight weeks, which still is amazing to me.”
Check out this short video showcasing Zimmer’s social enterprise story…a testament to the transformative power of social, mobile and the cloud. Just one more example of how the Salesforce Platform allows companies to build transformational apps that weren’t possible just 12 months ago:
http://blogs.salesforce.com/company/2012/03/zimmer-raises-the-bar-with-next-generation-ipad-app.html
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Dreamforce is the biggest and best cloud computing conference, and this year’s will be the biggest Dreamforce ever. Here are the events and sessions that I’m leading. Come on out and say hi!
Security Best Practices for Mobile Development
Think the apps on your phone are secure because you use MDM? Are you developing a mobile app that requires enterprise grade security? Join me in the “Security Best Practices for Mobile Development” Session on Monday, November 18th: 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM in Moscone Center West, 2020.
In the enterprise, mobile devices and mobile apps need to be secure. A lost or stolen phone or tablet can mean your company data falling into the wrong hands. Join us to explore the security features available on iOS and Android. Learn how app data can be compromised and learn best practices for the development of secure enterprise apps on both platforms.
Security Best Practices for Mobile Development Repeat!
Same session, just later in the week.
Developing Offline Mobile Apps with Salesforce Mobile SDK SmartStore
Are you interested in developing offline-accessible mobile apps for Salesforce.com? In the 6 years since the original iPhone was released, Salesforce Services has developed more than 75 offline mobile apps for enterprise customers. Come learn from this experience in the session “Developing Offline Mobile Apps with Salesforce Mobile SDK SmartStore”. Sign up now!
At some point, all mobile app users lose their data signal. Join us to learn best-practices for coding for offline requirements with the salesforce.com Mobile SDK. We’ll develop a simple app using SmartStore offline storage, highlighting the new SmartSQL and SmartSync features. With these tools, you can take your mobile apps to the next level, developing native and hybrid applications on iOS and Android that have offline access to your data.
Monitor Your Car from the Cloud: DIY Telematics and the Internet of Things
All cars manufactured since 1996 have an OBD-II diagnostic interface. Join us to learn how to expose this data using a Heroku app and Force.com APIs, explore the data available, and be introduced to DIY products like the Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and Beagle Bone. We’ll finish by creating an automatic support-request and case-handling system.
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