Whether you’re planning for your first mobile app or have several apps under your belt, there are certain questions that you should contemplate in order to increase your app’s opportunity for success.
Let’s jump in and take a look at them…
29 February 2012 ~ |
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Whether you’re planning for your first mobile app or have several apps under your belt, there are certain questions that you should contemplate in order to increase your app’s opportunity for success.
Let’s jump in and take a look at them…
31 January 2012 ~ |
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You’ve heard these acronyms used a million times. You see them on TV commercials, billboards, even on the top bar of your smartphone display. These descriptions serve as the latest and greatest bragging tools for different mobile phone carriers. But what do they mean?
In short, these terms refer to the speed of the wireless mobile networks your phone utilizes for performance and coverage. Every time there is a faster network, expect to see a new acronym.
16 January 2012 ~ |
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Imagine if there was a way to be in front of a potential client at the moment when they really should be speaking with you and then being able to filter all of the possible requests so that clients who meet the right criteria deliver their detailed information right to you. Wow, that sounds really innovative! Essentially that is the promise that mobile apps are offering to business today. There is a tremendous amount of awareness about mobile apps, but very little insight as to how they can work or benefit business growth. In this post, we begin to get acclimated to the mobile app world from a business perspective
31 December 2011 ~ |
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“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” –George Santayana
We have lived through multiple technology shifts over the past 15 – 20 years.
In the mid 1990’s, on a macro level, it was crystal clear the web would have a massive impact on the world and consumers. Yet on a micro level, it took many years for various business verticals to figure out how they were going to utilize the web. To this day, many niche business verticals still do not understand how to leverage the web.
6 October 2011 ~ |
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By now, we’ve all heard about the passing of Steve Jobs. While it was not unexpected, it is still a monumental moment in our lives. In short, he was our era’s Thomas Edison and Henry Ford.
The funny thing if you reflect back to circa 1990, was that Jobs while recognized for founding and growing Apple, was in some ways considered a “has-been”. He credits this time in his life as being his most creative… and clearly history has shown what he creative powers were capable of achieving. Thus, I thought it would make sense to show some of this creativity and insight in this post.
21 June 2011 ~ |
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A couple of weeks back, a friend of mine asked if I could recommend a low cost but responsible and proficient resource. She had read the 4 Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris and wanted to begin to implement it. I thought about it and then asked if she had considered Eance.com? She was familiar with it but wasn’t real sure how to use it effectively and she asked for my suggestions.
7 April 2011 ~ |
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By now, we all know the Apple story. Their success has continued with their most recent gadget, the iPad. Even with competitors coming out with their own tablets, Apple is still dominating. The iPad was originally released about a year ago and I was looking for information related its business impact one year later and came across this presentation which I thought was worthwhile sharing. So what do you think about the iPad – is it a great business tool or merely just a tool with great hype?