Native and web mobile applications are becoming quite popular, yet they are still a relatively young technology, that needs to mature in terms of governance
Earley & Associates (E&A), a leading information architecture, taxonomy and search consultancy, has announced Information Architecture (IA) and indexing services for mobile application providers. E&A’s mobile content architecture services tailor core methodologies for taxonomy development, content tagging, and user interface design to the rapidly developing mobile marketplace
The who’s who of mobile service providers, device manufacturers and application developers came out West for the annual CTIA Enterprise and Applications Conference
The usage scenarios are primarily for reference purposes, such as checking the price on a proposal document or looking at the age listed on an application, etc. How big a requirement is mobile access in your organization? How big a market opportunity is creating mobile applications for the various repositories in use today?
Smart phones now feature larger and more responsive touch screens, and camera capabilities are becoming the norm. Applications that were previously not possible can now be offered very cost effectively
Amongst other announcements during his keynote address, Marc Benioff , Chairman and CEO of salesforce.com, referenced an application that HR employees can use to access a backend database by scanning a barcode. Of course, the ABBYY folks’ ears perked up when we heard this, not only because of its relevance to capture, but also because of the growth opportunity that this one application displayed within the SMB
Over the years there have been many killer applications, like the VisiCalc spreadsheet program which drove thousands of finance analysts to break down and buy their first Apple II or the infamous Space Invaders application which was the key reason the Atari 2600 platform took off
Why use a mobile app when they could use a Web application on their mobile device? Covers far more than Apple devices and no extra cost to manage multiple mobile platform applications. Medina: I’m going to answer questions 3 and 4 together
THERE ARE 4 TYPES OF DISTRIBUTED CAPTURE APPLICATIONS Let’s start from the top. First, we can segment capture applications into centralized and decentralized
There are several options and whether you choose to design your own application or source an existing application a decision should be made wisely
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