Mobile Enterprise Applications: Customisation and Distribution
Nguyen, Tri (2019)
2019
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2019120324174
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2019120324174
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This thesis aims to analyse the current state of mobile enterprise applications (MEAs) in the application markets, the customisation process of an application as well as the methods of distribution. The study was commissioned by a SaaS company providing social intranets to their clients, due to many requests from the customers.
The study about MEA consists of a literature review based on many books, articles, research papers and other resources. The customisation implementation was based on the author’s experience in native development, with the help of colleagues and an instructor. Online materials also played an essential role in the research.
A customised application was created, and also the process of customisation was standardised at the client company. The implementation included different visual elements as well as unique features. The distribution of customised applications was carried out using private stores.
In conclusion, customisation became an important service of the client company, as numerous enterprises today require a customised version of their products. This implementation can further be used to develop multiple versions of the client application with specific features, some of which will be free and some paid.
The study about MEA consists of a literature review based on many books, articles, research papers and other resources. The customisation implementation was based on the author’s experience in native development, with the help of colleagues and an instructor. Online materials also played an essential role in the research.
A customised application was created, and also the process of customisation was standardised at the client company. The implementation included different visual elements as well as unique features. The distribution of customised applications was carried out using private stores.
In conclusion, customisation became an important service of the client company, as numerous enterprises today require a customised version of their products. This implementation can further be used to develop multiple versions of the client application with specific features, some of which will be free and some paid.