Creating On-Demand EnterpriseApplications for the iPhone

Dave Carroll – Principal Platform Evangelist

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Platform as a Service for the Enterprise

YourUniqueApps

InfrastructureServices

NetworkStorage

Operating SystemDatabase

App ServerWeb ServerData Center

Disaster Recovery

ApplicationServices

SecuritySharing

IntegrationCustomizationWeb Services

APIMulti-LanguageMulti-Currency

WorkflowAnalytics

Multi-DeviceMessaging

Search

OperationsServices

AuthenticationAvailabilityMonitoringPatch MgmtUpgradesBackup

NOC

You

Why PaaS? -- What if all your resources could befocused on only what’s unique about your apps?

PaaS lets developers focus on what their apps do,rather than the software and infrastructure to run them

Building YourApps!

Infrastructure

ServicesApplication

ServicesOperations

Services

Us You

150M+150M+Transactions Daily

Average Speed 210210ms

~37%~37%Global Deployments

$100 Million Investment2 Fully Mirrored Data CentersScalable ArchitectureDisaster RecoveryGlobally Distributed Data Centers

Global Infrastructure as a Service

Create any table

Add any field

Build any relationship

Security & sharing built-in

Automatic audit history tracking

Automatic tuning

Automatic backups

Automatic upgrades

8,700,000+8,700,000+ Customizations

160,000160,000SQL Statements per Sec

Scales from1-XXX,000+1-XXX,000+ users

Database as a Service

1.75 Billion1.75 BillionAPI calls per month

28+ Billion28+ BillionTotal API calls

Web Services APIPackaged SAP & OracleIntegrationsBreakthrough SOA On DemandBack-end and Desktop IntegrationOver 40 Integration Partners onAppExchange

Your Integrations on Our Service:Designed to Integrate with Any IT Architecture

All Integrations Are Upgraded With Zero Customer Effort

DeclarativeProgrammaticApprovalsIntelligentTime-BasedFormulasOutbound Messaging

97,000+97,000+workflow rules

7 Million+7 Million+automated tasks

A B D

C

Workflow and Logic as a Service

Your Code

Our

Infrastructure

Apex Code

Java-like syntax

Strongly typed

Transactional

CharacteristicsInteger NUM = 10;Account[] accs;// Clean up olddataaccs = [select idfrom account wherename like 'test%'];delete accs;commit;accs = new

Schema-aware

Governed

Secured

Powerful Capabilities

Database Triggers

Web Services

Transactional logic

1.6M1.6MLines of Code

Multi-Tenant Virtual Machine

Metadata

Create Any Application and Any Interface

Any User InterfaceAny ApplicationAny Device

4,100+ 4,100+ RegisteredUsers

10,500+ 10,500+ CustomInterfaces Created

Any DeviceAny Design

Any Design Any Interaction

Any Device

Create Any Application and Any Interface

Three types of iPhone Application

Web based– Leverage Visualforce

Force Platform Mobile– Easy

iPhone SDK based– Leverage Force SOAP API

Using Force Platform Mobile

Quickest way to create a native application

Leverages full Force Platform

UI Restrictions

End User configurable

Using Visualforce

Uses IUI JavaScript libs and styles

Multipage navigation can get squirrelly

Must be connected

Quick to prototype

Using iPhone SDK (Web Services)

Full SDK feature set available

Native Obj-C

Must be connected

More UI options