MOBILE ARCHITECTURE
Mobile applications — whether for your customers, partners, or employees — are becoming an increasingly important tool for improving business outcomes. From the user's perspective, a mobile app should be responsive, natural, and easy to use; its security measures should not feel onerous, even when strong security is appropriate. But mobile is a harsh environment for security: Devices are easily lost, ease of use is at odds with tighter security, new features present new security threats, and wireless carrier network security may vary.
So, a mobile architecture solution should address the following:
- Development approach
- Mobile app granularity
- Responsive user interface design
- Online versus offline usage
- Process integration
- Social integration
- Content awareness and use
- Use of personas
- Infrastructure protection
- Trust enablement
![MOBILE ARCHITECTUREE](http://teamibr.com/assets/images/capabilities/mobility/mobile architecture.jpg)
At IBR, our engineers have experience working with federal customers in leading industry canvas initiatives and recommending a mobile architecture solution, providing a centralized management of various mobile applications that support large-scale mobile application deployment while also meeting stringent performance requirements.