In my last post, Can Mobile Help Healthcare? I discussed how important expectations, experience, and efficiency are to U.S. consumers. In this post, we’ll look into how mobile can help you set reasonable expectations for your customers.

As tech gurus around the world pay their respects to Steve Jobs following his unfortunate death last week, the mobile industry is left wondering about the future. Without a doubt, as one of the world’s most amazing innovators, there are not only

When I meet exec’s in North America and Europe, they often regard Asia as being too foreign – making their experience irrelevant. Perhaps this is true for South Korea and Japan which have very specialized markets; however, in Southeast Asia there continues to be far more similarities than differences.

In April this year, I wrote a blog post about the vicious “will they or won’t they”cycle that the world of NFC technology was experiencing. Back then, having NFC become a staple feature in mobile devices seemed like a distant possibility.

Over the past week, a few key pieces of research have highlighted the breakneck speed at which mobile is growing across the globe. From ownership figures to usage amounts to the value of the market itself, mobile is booming faster than ever –

Wow – so in the past couple of weeks, we’ve seen two colossal shifts in the mobile world. First, HP announced its plans to shut down the mobile hardware side of the business, namely the TouchPad tablet and smartphones, in order to focus more of its attention on the software side.

In today’s mobile world, it’s no longer enough to have either a single mobile website or app. Consumers want to be able to access information wherever, whenever, and on whatever device they choose. So how can your business reach all its target consumers,

An IDC report released last week predicted that over 182 billion mobile apps will be downloaded in 2015, which seems to be quite a significant increase from the 10.7 billion apps downloaded in 2010. As Scott Ellison of IDC correctly points out,

You may remember our recent blog post celebrating that we’d been shortlisted in the “Most Innovative Company of the Year” category of the American Business Awards, and yes, you guessed it – we won! A big congratulations and thank you to everyone at Kony