From the early days when it was simply all about a phone call, through the text era, the mobile web time to the app obsessed world, mobile has undoubtedly come a long way, fast. It is definitely here to stay – but what often gets ignored is why mobile has the “Midas touch”.

Mobile technology is moving at a rapid pace and our recent research shows that retailers need to be committed to evangelizing technologies that they plan to adopt in the future. With 57 percent of retailers considering mobile payments or Near Field Communications (NFC) as

As discussed in our last blog post, we recently commissioned research into current mobile trends, consumer and business attitudes towards mobile commerce and the technology advances that are fuelling m-commerce today. In order to deeply dissect

Here at Kony, we’ve always been dedicated to ensuring that our customers execute the best multi-channel, multi-platform mobile commerce strategies which best deliver what their consumers demand. In order to help us give our retail customers a deeper understanding of how

Have you ever wondered how organizations manage to get their apps out there almost as soon as new devices hit the market? Why organizations consistently have timely, high quality apps when you’re left scrambling in the dark trying to pull together a mobile presence on a new device?

Debate over the future of mobile commerce has once again risen to the fore of industry news with rumors of another industry giant, Microsoft, introducing NFC technology to its latest Windows Phone 7. My recent blog post discussed the rumors of Apple iPhone’s 5 to include NFC capabilities,

Mobile apps have come on leaps and bounds over the last year, with no sign of slowing down any time soon. This has lead to a proliferation – some may even say saturation – of apps on the market, and we are moving into era where quality as opposed to quantity takes

Native apps account for slightly more than half the mobile conversion. Retailers focusing solely on mobile web may be missing half their customers. I’ve been looking at conversion across Kony customers and I’m seeing a pattern that is counter to the assumptions

Debate surrounding HTML5 has once again risen to the forefront of industry news with the recent release of Microsoft’s IE9, which fully embraces compatibility with HTML5. As Microsoft has traditionally been known to shy away from web standards, the incorporation of HTML5