#Kscope15 Interview: Joe Huang, Oracle Corporation

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#ODTUG Volunteer and Kscope15 presenter John King interviews Kscope15 Presenter Joe Huang of Oracle Corporation. To learn more about Kscope15 visit http://kscope15.com. Bio: Joe Huang, Oracle Corporation Joe Huang is responsible for outbound product management of Oracle's Mobile Application Development Framework, which is part of Oracle's Mobile Platform. He has more than 20 years of experience in the high technology field and has been in the enterprise mobile application field for the past 10 years. Joe joined Oracle through the Siebel acquisition in 2006, where he was part of Siebel's platform product management team. Prior to Siebel, Joe was with Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), leading various development teams in creating innovative solutions for leading companies of the world. Joe received an MS and BS degree in industrial engineering from University of California, Berkeley in the early 1990s and resides in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sessions: Bulletproof Mobile Applications Built with Oracle Mobile Application Framework Topic: ADF and MAF - Subtopic: Advanced Mobile Development Mobile applications bring many new security challenges to enterprise IT. Devices can be easily lost, and data security can be compromised. IT also must integrate mobile application security with enterprise security infrastructure, so security policies can be consistently applied across mobile and enterprise application back ends. In this session, we will discuss the common security challenges for enterprises going mobile and the end-to-end mobile security architecture that meets these challenges and tightly integrates with enterprise security infrastructure. We will then focus on the different authentication options for the Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF), configure and leverage Access Control features in the framework, and learn how to encrypt local database and communication channels for the Mobile Application Framework. Lastly, we will demonstrate how to leverage Mobile Application Management (MAM) solutions to deploy MAF applications and enforce Data Leak Protection (DLP) policies. Session Hands-On Training: Mobile Made Simpler with Oracle Mobile Cloud Service Topic: ADF and MAF - Subtopic: Mobile for Beginners Attend this session to learn how Oracle Mobile Cloud Service can unify and simplify your approach to enterprise mobility. Define and build a mobile back, and leverage platform APIs for capabilities such as push notification, storage, and mobile user management. At the end of the lab, you will understand how Oracle Mobile Cloud Service can insulate mobile developers from complex back-end infrastructure while enabling them to focus on creating killer apps. Session New Core and Sync Services in the Oracle Mobile Application Framework: What Does It Mean for Developers Topic: ADF and MAF - Subtopic: Advanced Mobile Development Oracle Mobile Application Framework infrastructure has undergone a complete refresh. This includes updates to Java SE8 and support for Cordova 3.x. While some of these changes are transparent to the developer, these updates do greatly expand what developers can do with Mobile Application Framework. In this session, we will cover details of these infrastructure updates, and what developers should do to stay compatible and leverage the new features in these infrastructure services. We will also discuss the user interface components enhancements, such as new Data Visualization components, new layout components, etc. We will then detail the new data synchronization services and the persistence layer, which allows the developer to quickly build offline-capable mobile applications. Lastly, we will cover the new declarative support to consume REST JSON services.