Migrate Win32 apps with complex user interfaces to #mobile apps where each screen is focused on a single task or idea.
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Reduce Corporate Risk by Updating your Win32 Apps to Run on Secure Sandboxed Platforms
Migrate those Visual Basic, Delphi, VisualAge, PowerBuilder, SQL Windows, JBuilder and Visual Cafe Win32 applications to secure sandboxed #mobile apps.
Reduce Business Risk by Migrating your Legacy Software to Modern, Secure Platforms and Programming Languages
Businesses drag their feet when mobilizing line of business apps via legacy software migration thinking it’s cheaper to maintain a codebase than to rewrite for #mobile.
Reduce Business Risk by Using Employee Smartphones and Multi-factor Authentication to Secure Corporate Resources
The perception that employee smartphones are a security liability is misplaced. They’re a #mobile, multi-factor authentication security asset.
Reduce Business Expenses by Deploying Mobile Middleware in the Enterprise
#Mobile middleware provides intelligent aggregation of backend business data while reducing duplication of field data entry.
Reduce Corporate Expenses by Mobile-Enabling Existing Business Systems with REST APIs
Mobile-enable backend business systems by wrapping them with REST APIs that speak the same language as any #mobile device, browser or app.
Mobile Strategies for Business is Now Available
I’m pleased to announce that my newest book, “Mobile Strategies for Business: 50 Actionable Insights to Digitally Transform Your Business” is now available. #mobile
Submarine Warriors: The Enemy Beneath is now Available in Paperback on Amazon
I’m thrilled to announce my exciting new underwater adventure #novel for middle-grade and young adult readers is now available in paperback!
Submarine Warriors > The Enemy Beneath is available on the Kindle
The first book in my new middle-grade, adventure series takes what you love most about characters like Hermione Granger, Percy Jackson, and Harry Potter and plunges them into the dangerous underwater world of ‘The Hunt for Red October’ and ‘Crimson Tide.’