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Innovate, Survive, Prosper…
January 4, 2012 by Matt Torgersen
Rethinking the customer interaction. Innovation is everywhere, sometimes you just need to know where to look.
Read full post »Pragmatic Mobility: iPad. Changing the Way People Think, Halloween Included
October 31, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
For Halloween – a reminder about how creative our user-community can be with an iPad (or two). Harness that creativity in your business approach.
Read full post »Mobile Futures Today: Solutions Need a Step Back Before a Move Forward
August 15, 2011 by Brian Philbin
My old colleague, Kat, asked for my opinion on taking a new job. As capable as she is, a colleague’s perception can go a long way towards offering valuable advice during tough decision-making.
Read full post »Pragmatic Mobility: Do Customers Speak Your Language?
May 24, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
Does your mobile Web site “speak customer”? Or are you forcing your customer to learn your language?
Read full post »Pragmatic Mobility: Mobility. Baseball. It’s My Favorite Time of Year!
March 31, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
Play Ball – it’s opening day. It’s a long time since I put an am radio under my pillow to listen to the baseball game. Has the business of baseball found a better and a winning approach through mobility?
Read full post »Mobile Futures Today: Get Answers You Want From a Mobile RFx
March 17, 2011 by Brian Philbin
There are lots of ways to ask for RFx responses but some of them just increase the amount of work you need to do. Your goal should be to decrease your workload and make it easier to assess the responses.
Read full post »What About the Other 70%?
February 16, 2011 by Matt Torgersen
Would you ever consider a business decision that ignored 70% of your potential audience? That’s tantamount to making a decision for our planet that ignores all the water! A good mobile business strategy addresses 100% of your mobile customers.
Read full post »Reporting From The Front Lines…
February 15, 2011 by Edward Dekema
Interesting policies coming from Apple these days, but are they enough to start an uprising…
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