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Tag: Mobile Application Development
According to a global survey from CIO Strategic Marketing Services and Triangle Publishing Services, data loss and other security breaches related to mobile devices, was a real concern. When you consider Mobile Application Development services be sure you go with an IT partner who is experienced and skilled in mobile application security compliance.
Wanna hang with the popular crowd? Get Mobile and Get Attention.
Invest in creating or re-designing a business or consumer application that is suitable for desktops, laptops, and all sizes of smart phone screens and improve your productivity, revenue and competitive positioning!
Wouldn’t it be nice to carry your facilities, team, products and customers in your hip pocket? If you could miniaturize your business, you would never be too far away to handle a problem, capitalize on an opportunity, collaborate with employees or grow your market presence. Enterprise mobility is key to business success in this mobile society. If your business is to succeed, every one of your employees needs mobile access to enterprise applications, web sites, social media and other technology tools.End users and employees are more sophisticated than ever and their demands are based on what they see in the consumer market and what they have come to expect from technology solutions – and those demands are always changing. But, one thing does not change and that is the fact that your business will suffer if your applications, sites, and software are not suitable for the various size smart phone screens, tablets and desktops. Users will not adopt and leverage applications that are difficult to access or use. Productivity, revenue and other business metrics will decline if your business does not provide intuitive, accessible, mobile applications and business solutions.
A new global survey from CIO Strategic Marketing Services and Triangle Publishing Services, sponsored by Oracle- “The Connected Enterprise: Keeping Pace with Mobile Development– reveals that not only are enterprises committed to mobility today, but the rate of development, deployment and spending for support of mobile apps and devices is expected to increase dramatically over the next few years”.
If your business needs to ‘get mobile’, you have to jump into the game now. In order to remain competitive with others in your market and to satisfy your customers and team members, it is imperative that your apps be mobile, intuitive and accessible on all types of devices.
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I recently attended a technology conference and was chatting with one of the presenters. I asked her, “What is toughest challenge you face as a technology expert?” She said that the pace of global technology change has increased to the point where it is nearly impossible for the average business person to keep up. When she is asked to consult, she first has to educate clients on the types of technologies available and the need to remain competitive with apps and functionality delivered via mobile devices.We are all struggling to keep pace with technology and, if we don’t understand the value of mobile applications and the return on investment for a well-conceived, well designed mobile app, we are missing a huge opportunity for our business.
Robert Gallagher said, “Change is inevitable – except from a vending machine”. Clever quote, right? But, change IS inevitable – especially in technology. Technology innovation is more rapid than ever before.So, how do you apply new mobile technologies to support your team members, customers, stakeholders and partners so your company can generate more revenue, especially when this vision is often complicated by limited IT resources and the need to move quickly to satisfy product and competitive issues without a misstep?Users expect cutting edge technology, and features and applications to satisfy their needs. Customers expect flexible, sophisticated features to satisfy their need for quality, entertainment, functionality, ease of use, simplicity and robust functionality.
Earlier this year, I had lunch with my friend, David, the tech guru. He helps me look smart with my boss. My company wanted to develop a mobile app for our employees. It had to be GPS capable, allow us to stream audio and video, and support touch screen, web services and web applications. David said to use Symbian.
What’s a Symbian? I consulted my dictionary and found that Symbion is an aquatic animal. That wasn’t it! I also found Simian, which is a monkey. David certainly didn’t want me to hire a monkey to develop my app. I called him and admitted I had no idea what a Symbian was!
My goal for this year is to create business mobile applications to help our company meet its goals and remain competitive. I’m still humming holiday tunes, so here is an old favorite, with a business mobile app twist.
- On the first day of the fiscal year, my manager said to me, “We need mobile apps to break free”
- On the second day of the fiscal year, my client said to me, “Your apps do not run in 3D”
- In the third month of the fiscal year, my tech rep said, “I guess…we need mobile GPS”
- In the sixth month of the fiscal year, my marketers did state, “With FaceBook we must integrate”
- In the eighth month of the fiscal year, my team leader did say, “Our team needs a mobile app way”
