KEYNOTE: WHAT'S NEXT FOR ANDROID IN THE ENTERPRISE
summary
Android positions Android P as an enterprise-first release: expect managed Google Play out of beta with ChromeOS/ARC support, private app and web-app distribution, and curated stores; deprecation of legacy Device Admin APIs with migration to Android Enterprise; a new Android management API for cloud-based provisioning without an EMM; device modes for BYOD, fully managed, kiosk with a Google custom launcher, and ephemeral shared users; TensorFlow Lite and Android Neural Networks for on-device ML (reported 10x object‑recognition gains on a P20); 300–380M business device shipments forecast for 2018.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 0:48Android’s enterprise market position
- 2:15One codebase across all form factors
- 3:40Consistent management and security framework
- 4:42BYOD and work profile segmentation
- 6:51Google Play for enterprise apps
- 7:53Android on Chromebooks with Arc
- 8:36Device deployment models explained
- 11:46Real-world enterprise use cases
- 13:13Computer vision and machine learning
- 14:59Android P enterprise improvements
- 16:03Deprecation of device admin APIs
- 17:48Faster Android P updates for enterprises
- 18:31Work profile UX enhancements
- 20:15Digital well-being and work profile toggles
- 21:20Kiosk mode and custom launcher
- 22:24Shared devices and ephemeral users
- 23:26Postponing OTA updates
- 24:07Android Management API
- 25:09Enterprise Recommended program
- 26:13Android’s enterprise future
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