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Novell ZENworks
Ease-of-Use
Software appliance, single agent, single browser-based console, seamless tool expansion
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Novell ZENworks
Configuration Management
Endpoint
Application Virtualization
IT Service Management
NEW!
Smartphones
for
Tablets Specialty Handhelds
Inventory Management
Compliance Management
Market Drivers
BYOD
Application Management
Can I control what applications are being used on a corporate owned or personal device?
Do I know who and what is accessing my environment or how do I secure the corporate data and keep my devices and company compliant?
Market Trends
Proliferation of Bring-Your-Own-Device RIM/BlackBerry rapidly losing market share Android gaining market share Apple holding steady iPad, dominant tablet in the enterprise
Blackberry
iOS
iOS
2011 Estimated Total Market Size Pure play growing to $385M by 2014 Enterprise to grow $3-6 billion by 2016
$350M+
15-20%
Estimated CAGR
Current Market Penetration
20-30%
Desktops
Servers
Storage
Mobile Devices
Configuration Management
Security Management
Our Direction
Unified management
User centric Policy based Emerging platforms
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Phase 1:
Rebrand
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Questions: Organizations
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Personal Liable versus Corporate Liable Polices? Acceptable Usage Policy? Acceptable Device Policy?
What Tools will we have to enforce these policies? Regulatory Compliance How do we meet our compliance requirements?
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Questions: Organizations
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Architecture
How much additional cost will an MDM solution add to our expenses? Does an MDM solution require a device client on each mobile device?
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Questions: Organizations
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Is there a way to help manage with costs and billing of mobile devices especially with voice and data charges? What types of policies can we set on the devices?
What are the additional requirements to set up and manage devices?
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Questions: Novell
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Questions: Novell
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How many BES IT policies are you using? Are BlackBerry users increasing, decreasing, or stable?
Would you like to have a single solution to manage all of your mobile devices?
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What is MDM?
MDM
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Pricing Strategy
Neutral, Neutral Positive List Price: $59/15 lic/maint, subscription $30 Education Pricing: $18/$20 SLA/ALA
Pricing Details
License Model(s): MLA/VLA, SLA/ALA, Cloud, NOB License Metric: per device License Counting Tools: devices registered within the system need to finalize audit tool License Key Strategy: non-unique license Fulfillment Strategy: fullfilled via all standard Novell channels Royalties (if applicable): 60/40 rev share
Operational Needs:
Product Context
Whats so for this release?
Name: Novell ZENworks Mobile Management Launch: September (final TBD), 2012 FCS: July (final TBD), 2012
Support for Apple iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile/Phone, & Symbian Security policy enforcement
OEM perception concernsthis is not Novell Code Initial release is a re-brand Full integration with ZCC will require 12+ months No MDM competitive edgewe hold the line on features, but dont have any secret sauce
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Asset tracking/reporting Application management & file sharing Compliance reporting Centralized management
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Schedule/Release Plan
Product/Ops Readiness:
Assumptions
FCS:
Launch:
GTM/Services Readiness:
NTS training:
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Readiness Objective
Have production or pilot level customers with our product in place as references, success stories, and/or testing support.
Activities:
Mandatory Deliverables:
Novell Customer 1*
Lighthouse
Beta**
Hosted-Eval Server
Owner: Barb B.
Date: FCS
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Readiness Objective
-Ready to support customers by June 4th(LH/beta), with all escalation and other tech support processes and materials in place. Courses ready for customers.
Training Activities:
Mandatory Deliverables:
Siebel Entitlements
Knowledge base
Date: Self-serve
Other5
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SE / Consulting Readiness
Readiness Objective
Training Activities:
Mandatory Deliverables:
Attendees: 30
Date: FCS
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Readiness Objective*
-Ready and enabled to sell the product with understanding of messaging, product details, and basic requirements.
Training Activities:
Mandatory Deliverables:
ZMM Webcast
Chalk Talks
Battlecard
Sales/Tech Training
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Partner Readiness
Readiness Objective
Specific goal for number of partners enabled and prepared to sell ZMM for each geo.
Training Activities:*
Mandatory Deliverables:
Sales Enablement
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Customer Readiness
Readiness Objective
Training Activities:
Mandatory Deliverables:
Launch
Beta Teach
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July 10th | Partner & Customer Emails July 10th | Launch Post to PartnerNet
July July 10th 10th | Innerweb Lead Story Sept. 1st | Hot Offer Home Page Sept. 1st | Sales Flash Success Stories Sept. 1st | Mobility Campaign
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Suites/Campaigns 1 New 1-3 New
# New Videos
Pages of Collat.
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Communications
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Deliverables:
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ZPM NA NA
ZESM NA NA NA NA NA NA
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Still in planning
Still in planning
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Enablement Overview
July 10th | FCS / Go Live Launch May | NTS Transfer Training May 30th | ZMM Webcast May | ZMM BattleCard
Novell Training | RED Partner Training | GREEN Combined Partner/Novell Training | MIX Aug 3rd | 30+ days prior to Mkting Launch
Jun | ZMM ChalkTalks Jun | Sales/Tech Training July | ZMM Essentials Aug | ZMM SalesTalks
Sep-Dec | ZMM Online Technical Training (All GEOs) MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP NOV DEC
All Others
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Moving Forward
ZENworks Mobile Management
UI enhancements
Troubleshooting enhancements
Internationalization
Localization
Enhanced LDAP functionality
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ZENworks 11
Location Awareness
Power Management Endpoint Throttling Bundle and Policy Change Management Administrative Groups
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ZENworks Roadmap
2011
Shipping Committed
Park Place 11 SP1
2012
Targeted
2013
Pennsylvania
Configuration Mgmt
Asset Mgmt
Patch Mgmt
Application Virtualization
NSD 6.5
ZAV 9
ZAV 10
NSD 7.0
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Fully integrated with ZENworks console, server, agent Support for hardware (i.e., Seagate) and software based encryption
Packaging
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ZENworks 11 SP2
Macintosh Support
Device based application management ZENworks Application Window (NAL) Remote management Software and hardware inventory Patch management Macintosh OS-X 10.5 and higher on Intel (inclusive of Lion)
Support for OES 11 (server and managed device) Support for RHEL 6.1 (managed device)
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ZENworks 11 SP2
Ability to download Tuxera high performance driver Easy injection into PXE and Boot CD Improves Windows 7 imaging performance by 200-300%
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Windows 8 support Audit and security compliance Multi-zone easily and securely share content between zones
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Application Profile Management Recipe list expansion (Products, Suites, Multi-language) User self-service portal (Spoon Server)
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Updated dashboards
Improved and more simplified view of CI relationship New workflow layout Improvements in creating planned outages Improved classification of incidents and service requests
Support for multiple directory service domains Scheduling support for reporting Import knowledge base articles from CSV files
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Looking Beyond
Market Opportunities
Security and Configuration Management Convergence
Strengthen converging security and configuration assessment with data and endpoint protection
Manage growing number of mobile endpoints and form factors as users workspace continues shift towards a more mobile experience
Embrace adoption of alternative desktop delivery models though unified management experience
Remove operational complexity and expense through advanced endpoint management running as a hosted offering
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Appendix
Product Demo
Dashboard-brief overview Activity Monitor & Alerts Provides Snapshots of info regarding devices and user on the system and the graphs and tables show statics at glance. ( show new customization features) -brief overview Provisioning New Users 3 ways to add user from the server (manual, CSV and LDAP) and there is also a Hands Off enrolment method that is initiated from the Device App-brief overview Smart Devices and Users View Show customization (columns views, placement and search) - User Information User Detail Panel and User Profile HIGHLIGHT BYOD Pain Point - Last Sync Data (PS Test Device) -brief overview - Location Data (PS Test Device) -brief overview - Audit Data (Phone and Text) (PS Test Device) HIGHLIGHT Compliance and Security Policy Suite Creation (Copy paste, Sliders and Corp vs. Personal) - Audit Tracking (Elements of Policy Suite) HIGHLIGHT Audit and Policy Mgmt - Device Control-HIGHLIGHT Device & Data Security Pain Point - iOS Devices (Things that can be done specifically for iOS) -brief overview - Security Settings-HIGHLIGHT Device Security Pain Point - TouchDown Settings (Things that can be done specifically for Android Device using Touchdown) -brief overview Compliance Manager (Police Officer) - Access Policies (review Global vs. Policy restrictions and give a use case of 1 or 2 elements) HIGHLIGHT Compliance - Device Restriction (review android and iOS and some use cases) HIGHLIGHT Compliance - User Exceptions -brief overview - Alert Settings Administrators can have alerts in the dashboard, e-mail and SMS and alerts are customizable -brief overview Mobile App & File Share Create a directory of folders and files to make available to users using the NMDM app. Create a Recommended list of apps to make accessible to users using the NMDM app. HIGHLIGHT App Mgmt User Self-Administration Portal (my account) -brief overview Device Client Example *(Optional) (My iPhone on ELMO) -brief overview
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Compliance Manager
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Product Highlights
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