Apple has spoiled us. That was my main thought, seeing Tim Cook's keynote address at WWDC and then hearing the (now predictable) they've-lost-their-magic chorus. If iOS7 is what lost magic looks like, I'll take it.

Transforming Your Enterprise with Mobile

So you've come to the conclusion that you need mobile apps for your company (or someone else has decided that for you, and its now up to you to implement). You know that apps can create a more robust user experience for your customers and improve the productivity of your employees, and you're excited about the idea of mobilizing your business. You've taken the first big step, on your mobile journey and now all you need to do is figure out what’s the best way to start building.  

Technology moves fast. Understanding how the mobile space has developed can help us understand where we are today, and why we need the tools and capabilities a modern development framework can provide. Here is an outline of how the mobile ecosystem evolved to the present day.

There is a lot of hype about becoming "Mobile First" these days. But what does Mobile First really mean to an Enterprise? Is Mobile First your first mobile application – No! Is it only about BYOD policies – No! Is it about extending your existing desktop apps to run on a Mobile device – No!

Mobile First enterprises have realized that the end user is king. Users now expect superior user experiences and innovative functionality, even from enterprise apps. Consider the alternatives: low adoption rates, abandoned environments, employee frustration and the risk enterprises face by employees taking matters into their own hands by circumventing the firewall.