Serving business executives in new and innovative ways

I have been working on Mobile apps since the late 1990s. They were rare and very manual. Today, they are everywhere. Mobility has caused a flood of demand for information to be used throughout the enterprise. The diverse nature of devices and content service are the cause of significant review in corporate America at this time.

Sources and uses of physical data are being reviewed in support of new ways for people to look at relevant facts and figures. This content must be focused even for departmental staff and their interaction with customers, partners and other employees. Every business of every size in the world is trying to determine the best way to manage data via mobile apps.

The apps I am currently developing will offer a richer, more immersive experience by leveraging on/off location capabilities and rendering only what is needed, and with timely, accurate information.

The addition of public cloud-based services, which can combine external business factors with enterprise data and tailored applications, has made event relevant apps practical.

Server Side Architects must now consider mobile data integration as a fundamental requirement in their designs. This can include supporting custom architectures made up of departmental, remote, web, internal, application and corporate data.

The User Experience is more important than ever since it is the basis of app usability. UI form factor is critical to business success.

Mobility can support a content delivery shift away from server-focused application architecture to app or client-focused architecture. This can result in significant cost savings in the data center.

My mobile apps will focus on Cloud Based services as a foundation. Commonly referred to as Mobile Backend as a Service (MBaaS), these services can be consumed by simple Application Programming Interfaces (API) over the cloud to deliver authenticated interaction with the application.

Work Terms

Flexible, contract.

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