Tweet I had a vision the other day – I was having my knee looked at (old skiing injury) and the doctor was prescribing physical therapy. I’ve learned through a menagerie of skiing injuries that a physical therapy (PT) prescription is no different than when a doctor writes a prescription for drug therapy. I wondered […]
Tweet I recently attended the QlikView Mobile Roadshow in Denver and I was really impressed by Donald Farmer’s comments. Donald is Qlik’s product evangelist and from the moment he opened his mouth, I knew that this guy understands mobility, mobile work, and the emerging app-centric enterprise. Don’s comments demonstrated clear trends and pathways leading to […]
Tweet I frequently ask people why they think iPad is such a success. Without even pausing, most answer by mentioning a specific app. Some discuss the hardware features such as battery life, or portability. Many describe the ease of use as a key success attribute. But few regard apps plus the device as a delicate […]
Tweet As the Android debate steams on at full tilt, fanboys (and girls) arguing their positions on technical and usability merit, and oblivious for the most part to the rapid growth of Android adoption, one position on the topic is starting to get more traction. iPad is not a product. Are we wasting time comparing […]
Tweet I recently gave a presentation at Mobile Health Expo, and since then, I’ve been focused on a paper about app-centric healthcare and why mHealth 2.0 is far more likely to succeed than the first wave of mobile health solutions that date back ten years or so. Because of this work, I’ve been sensitized concerning […]
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