This document discusses leveraging technology in learning environments. It argues that conference centers need to move beyond traditional equipment like flipcharts and instead focus on mobile solutions that enhance the attendee experience and drive returns. Mobile apps can make events paper-light, facilitate interaction and customer service, and save costs. Effective adoption requires promotion, training, and connectivity support. Core features for apps include schedules, messaging, and reporting. QR codes and technologies like NFC can also be utilized to engage attendees. The document advocates supporting discussion-enabling tools, video, polling, and personalization/social media integration to maximize learning.
How to use IBM Connections to manage a product buildSherpa Software
Learn how to manage projects such as redesigns, product builds and more with this white paper on "How to use IBM Connections to manage a product build." One of Sherpa Software's resident IBM experts, Denny Russell, takes the reader through his process and helps them to understand how to "work smart and not hard" by using a social collaboration tool.
Mobile Email Design, Strategies, Workflow and Best PracticesLitmus
In this presentation, Justine Jordan and Alex Williams tackle some of the toughest questions and offer real-life advice for getting multiscreen email right. Topics include:
*The implications of each major screen size and device
*Determining what devices your subscriber base is using and how and where they are converting
*The different types of design approaches, such as responsive and scalable, and which is the best fit based on your resources and expertise
*Creating a consistent user experience across email and Web/landing pages
*Examples and key best practices
*Communicating with your designer and programmer
*Testing, learning, optimization and measurement/analysis
*Future trends and predictions
This document discusses and compares potential collaboration tools for a group project. It analyzes Google Drive, Skype, smartphones, iLearn, and Facebook. For each tool, it lists pros and cons. It concludes that the best tools for the group are Google Drive for sharing files and collaborating online, smartphones for quick communication, and iLearn for sharing files amongst group members who are SFSU students.
I attended Webstock 2010 held in Wellington in mid Feb. So inspired by the conference, I did a presentation about it at my work Redvespa Consultants. This is the material for my presentation. The first 8 slide is done by Warren who attend the mobile design workshop, and the rest of it was drew from my memory and 60 pages note. Enjoy.
Boris Chan - FITC SCREENS - Becoming Social By Default on MobileBoris Chan
The document discusses becoming social by default on mobile applications. It covers several key points:
1) Designing mobile applications should be mobile-first, starting from scratch rather than porting web experiences. Every design decision matters on mobile due to limited screens.
2) Latency kills mobile experiences so applications must be fast and responsive. Caching and offline functionality are also important.
3) Social features can help with discovery, distribution, personalization and providing context if integrated thoughtfully into the core mobile experience rather than as an add-on.
4) Examples like Rdio, Instagram and Uber illustrate how mobile-first, social-by-design applications are disrupting incumbents by focusing
Ektron London Conference: The Changing Face of Digital MarketingEktron
Bob Canaway, Vice President of Marketing – Ektron. In the new arena of digital marketing, what's important is to focus on the buyer's journey, not the seller's aagenda.
This document discusses leveraging technology in learning environments. It argues that conference centers need to move beyond traditional equipment like flipcharts and instead focus on mobile solutions that enhance the attendee experience and drive returns. Mobile apps can make events paper-light, facilitate interaction and customer service, and save costs. Effective adoption requires promotion, training, and connectivity support. Core features for apps include schedules, messaging, and reporting. QR codes and technologies like NFC can also be utilized to engage attendees. The document advocates supporting discussion-enabling tools, video, polling, and personalization/social media integration to maximize learning.
How to use IBM Connections to manage a product buildSherpa Software
Learn how to manage projects such as redesigns, product builds and more with this white paper on "How to use IBM Connections to manage a product build." One of Sherpa Software's resident IBM experts, Denny Russell, takes the reader through his process and helps them to understand how to "work smart and not hard" by using a social collaboration tool.
Mobile Email Design, Strategies, Workflow and Best PracticesLitmus
In this presentation, Justine Jordan and Alex Williams tackle some of the toughest questions and offer real-life advice for getting multiscreen email right. Topics include:
*The implications of each major screen size and device
*Determining what devices your subscriber base is using and how and where they are converting
*The different types of design approaches, such as responsive and scalable, and which is the best fit based on your resources and expertise
*Creating a consistent user experience across email and Web/landing pages
*Examples and key best practices
*Communicating with your designer and programmer
*Testing, learning, optimization and measurement/analysis
*Future trends and predictions
This document discusses and compares potential collaboration tools for a group project. It analyzes Google Drive, Skype, smartphones, iLearn, and Facebook. For each tool, it lists pros and cons. It concludes that the best tools for the group are Google Drive for sharing files and collaborating online, smartphones for quick communication, and iLearn for sharing files amongst group members who are SFSU students.
I attended Webstock 2010 held in Wellington in mid Feb. So inspired by the conference, I did a presentation about it at my work Redvespa Consultants. This is the material for my presentation. The first 8 slide is done by Warren who attend the mobile design workshop, and the rest of it was drew from my memory and 60 pages note. Enjoy.
Boris Chan - FITC SCREENS - Becoming Social By Default on MobileBoris Chan
The document discusses becoming social by default on mobile applications. It covers several key points:
1) Designing mobile applications should be mobile-first, starting from scratch rather than porting web experiences. Every design decision matters on mobile due to limited screens.
2) Latency kills mobile experiences so applications must be fast and responsive. Caching and offline functionality are also important.
3) Social features can help with discovery, distribution, personalization and providing context if integrated thoughtfully into the core mobile experience rather than as an add-on.
4) Examples like Rdio, Instagram and Uber illustrate how mobile-first, social-by-design applications are disrupting incumbents by focusing
Ektron London Conference: The Changing Face of Digital MarketingEktron
Bob Canaway, Vice President of Marketing – Ektron. In the new arena of digital marketing, what's important is to focus on the buyer's journey, not the seller's aagenda.
Social Fresh: Optimizing Email for Mobile AudiencesLitmus
This document discusses optimizing emails for mobile viewing. It begins by introducing the presenter and stating the topics will be about current trends in email and mobile, how different mobile platforms handle email, and designing usable experiences across devices. It then provides tips for marketers such as considering how and when audiences access email, tailoring content for smaller screens, using responsive design, simplifying content, and ensuring readable fonts and touch targets. The document cautions against device-specific solutions and emphasizes a mobile-first approach focused on viewing environment over platforms. It also reviews email support challenges across operating systems.
This is a run down of my process for designing, building and testing responsive HTML emails. I’ve also included lots of links to articles and resources for further reading. This talk was presented at Port80 Winter Localhost 2014 in Newport, Wales.
A research on i pad device & experience designVinny Wu
This document summarizes research on the iPad device and experience design. It discusses what the iPad is, how it differs from other devices like the iPhone and PC, and how people use the iPad in different environments and situations. It also covers opportunities and challenges for designing iPad apps, new UI elements like split view and popovers, and guidelines for iPad user experience design. Finally, it proposes a "CARS" strategy for a shopping app experience and includes an appendix of iPad development resources.
The document discusses potential collaboration tools for a group project. It analyzes Skype for internet calls, Facebook for social media, email, Twiddla as a workspace, and Google Drive for online file storage. For each tool, it provides pros and cons. It recommends Google Drive for file storage due to its free cross-platform functionality. It recommends Skype for internet calls due to its free calls and video chat. It recommends email for basic communication needs.
This document discusses computer fundamentals and introduces how to use computers for information, pictures, and fun activities online as well as learning office programs which will be useful for the future. It encourages exploring the internet and using computers for interesting activities while also learning office programs.
This document provides a summary of useful apps for commercial real estate professionals. It discusses apps such as Evernote, CloudMagic, Notability, Google Voice, Talkatone, and MobileDay. For each app, it provides a brief description of features and benefits for real estate professionals. The goal is to help real estate professionals stay productive while away from the office using their mobile devices and apps.
Google Drive was selected as the optimal online file storage solution. As a free cross-platform option, it allows users to easily upload, access, and collaboratively edit files in real-time from any device. While it lacks some of Microsoft Office's features when editing files, its seamless integration across platforms and ability for simultaneous work makes it very functional.
Skype was chosen as the preferred internet calling tool given its free basic functionality for voice and video calls. Unlike some other options, Skype has withstood the test of time and remains one of the most widely used and recognized brands for this purpose.
Finally, email was selected as the group's primary communication method. As a technology with near-universal adoption
ICOLIS 2014: Keynote Speakers David Nicholastulipbiru64
1. The document discusses how information seeking behaviors have changed with the rise of digital technologies and mobile devices.
2. People now skim information quickly, bouncing between sites and pages, prioritizing speed over in-depth reading. They favor visual content over text.
3. The behaviors of "the Google Generation" are even more extreme, preferring fast snippets of information from multiple sources simultaneously.
4. Smartphones are accelerating these trends, allowing information access anywhere instantly but through smaller screens that encourage more abbreviated behaviors. This raises questions about how information professionals can help people benefit fully from these technologies.
The document provides an overview of training on using an iPad, organized into three sections:
1. The basics section covers turning on/off the iPad, charging, using the app store, iTunes U, email, screenshots, photos, home screen organization, syncing, iCloud setup, buttons, gestures, and keyboard.
2. The apps section lists productivity apps like Pages, Keynote, Numbers, and teacher tools like Evernote, as well as creativity apps like iMovie and GarageBand.
3. The final section discusses using the iPad for research, creating, teaching, activities, and analyzing with examples for using apps like SonicPics, QR codes, and Poll Everywhere
How to create a mobile version of your websiteMahmoud Farrag
This document provides guidance on creating a mobile version of a website. It discusses considerations for mobile design including speed, dimensions, behavior, and designing. It emphasizes the importance of speed for mobile and provides tips for fluid layouts, CSS media queries, touch interfaces, short pages, and mobile development tools.
The Wireless Ski Area - How Technology and Connectivity are Impacting the Gue...Dave Amirault
Guests of all ages now expect to be connected 24/7 to their social networks, inboxes, and messaging apps. All of this demand for data and access is forcing ski areas to explore new and different ways to provide seamless coverage not only in the base area but also on the hill, whether through cellular or WiFi networks. Digi Dave Amirault, director of marketing & sales for Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort will discuss how they're increasing connectivity at Sierra and how this is increasing their ability to connect with their guests.
Email is a big deal, and one of the most important ways to connect with your audience. With the majority of people now reading email on mobile devices, creating robust responsive templates is no longer an option. Unfortunately email design is still considered a dark art, and its steep learning curve can be daunting. In this talk, I present email design techniques that make the task of developing for email more simple, along with strategies for optimizing user experience in email clients that will get those emails read.
Presentation from the 2013 MarketingSherpa Email Summit Roundtable discussion, "Mobile Email Design: 5 Fundamentals of Mobile-Friendly Emails."
With more than one-third of emails being opened on smartphones and tablets, designing emails for mobile is crucial. In this presentation, Justine discusses the topic of mobile-friendly emails, including:
• The fundamentals of what makes an email mobile-friendly
• Different strategies for approaching mobile emails
• Quick wins that you can implementing changes to your program right away
• Myths, rumors and things to avoid
Technology For Inside and Outside Sales - Workshop -CIPH Calgery, Regina Work...Brian Bluff
Description
Sales professionals know that technology has never offered more powerful tools. However, email, phone calls, appointments… often overpower even the most tech savvy sales person. Fortunately, for most of us the answer is in our hand – our smart phone, in the cloud, or on our desk – our computers. Websites, apps, and software are available and promise to solve all of our efficiency problems. But which ones are right for you?
This workshop contains a combination of theory and how to exercises that will teach attendees both the why and how-to of selling with technology in 2014. Attendees will be provided demo’s and discuss how these tools can be applied to improve your bottom line.
Topics Cover in this session include
• Understanding how customers source your products and services today
• How search engine marketing and social media can work together to generate leads
• Using the cloud to better manage your sales team and service your customers and prospects
• Technology tips to increase sales
You'll find everything you need to know here, from the latest technology and best practice, to surprising statistics.
Mobile marketing is big news for B2B. We've all got around-the-clock internet access at our fingertips now. We can check emails, browse websites and book meetings - at work, at home or on the move. Consequently, PC is no longer the principal business tool. Indeed 70% of today's under-40s consider mobile their primary communication tool. What's more, mobile internet access has overtaken desktop internet access.
The presentation discusses the growth of mobile devices and importance of mobile-friendly web design. It notes that mobile phones are expected to outship PCs and heavy data users will triple. The presentation recommends designing first for mobile with simpler layouts and less content. Examples of good mobile sites like Subway and Pyramidlabs are provided, along with tips for accessibility, applications, and concise content.
We are overwhelmed with things these days and our lives are cluttered. Everyone is always hurrying and usually just a little late. If you meet people on the streets, nearly all of them have a strained, harassed look, and anyone you meet will tell you there is no time for anything anymore.
This document summarizes the features and benefits of an educational technology solution. It has intuitive, engaging, flexible, and efficient features built for the classroom including over 200,000 apps across subjects. It allows for faster preparation and planning compared to traditional office software. The solution can deliver content or go paperless, acts as an ultimate resource, and complements or replaces interactive whiteboards. It saves on equipment, supplement IT resources, paper, licensing, and textbook costs through a simple and cost effective implementation whether through BYOD, class sets, or 1:1 models. The company provides implementation, training, activities, and support.
Mobile web vs. native apps: It's not about technology, it's about psychologyiQcontent
Cold logic makes a hard case for opting for mobile web apps over native ones. If you can build it in HTML, CSS, and javascript, then do, right? Except for the pesky little detail called the real world, where marketers demand apps, boardrooms pay for apps, and even worse, users seem to prefer them. Or do they?
In this talk, Brian will try to reframe the web vs native vs hybrid debate into a conversation about what your customers really need, and what they’ll actually use. The technology you choose for your mobile approach is of strategic importance, but you need to be thinking about much more than just technology.
Mobile Apps for Events - PCMA HeartlandJessica Levin
This document provides an overview of mobile event apps and their benefits. It discusses the advantages of native apps versus mobile websites and important features to include. Finally, it outlines next steps for attendees to build their own basic mobile event app using the AppBaker platform.
Mobile Mania: What You Need to Know to Kick-Start Your Strategy (UK)Hubbard One
The document discusses the rise of mobile marketing and provides strategies for businesses to engage mobile users. It notes that mobile usage and ownership are exploding, and B2B marketers are increasing their mobile marketing budgets in response. The document then provides tips for businesses on mobile strategies, including building mobile-optimized websites or apps, using technologies like QR codes and text messaging to engage customers, and leveraging opportunities around mobile that were previously unseen on desktop.
Social Fresh: Optimizing Email for Mobile AudiencesLitmus
This document discusses optimizing emails for mobile viewing. It begins by introducing the presenter and stating the topics will be about current trends in email and mobile, how different mobile platforms handle email, and designing usable experiences across devices. It then provides tips for marketers such as considering how and when audiences access email, tailoring content for smaller screens, using responsive design, simplifying content, and ensuring readable fonts and touch targets. The document cautions against device-specific solutions and emphasizes a mobile-first approach focused on viewing environment over platforms. It also reviews email support challenges across operating systems.
This is a run down of my process for designing, building and testing responsive HTML emails. I’ve also included lots of links to articles and resources for further reading. This talk was presented at Port80 Winter Localhost 2014 in Newport, Wales.
A research on i pad device & experience designVinny Wu
This document summarizes research on the iPad device and experience design. It discusses what the iPad is, how it differs from other devices like the iPhone and PC, and how people use the iPad in different environments and situations. It also covers opportunities and challenges for designing iPad apps, new UI elements like split view and popovers, and guidelines for iPad user experience design. Finally, it proposes a "CARS" strategy for a shopping app experience and includes an appendix of iPad development resources.
The document discusses potential collaboration tools for a group project. It analyzes Skype for internet calls, Facebook for social media, email, Twiddla as a workspace, and Google Drive for online file storage. For each tool, it provides pros and cons. It recommends Google Drive for file storage due to its free cross-platform functionality. It recommends Skype for internet calls due to its free calls and video chat. It recommends email for basic communication needs.
This document discusses computer fundamentals and introduces how to use computers for information, pictures, and fun activities online as well as learning office programs which will be useful for the future. It encourages exploring the internet and using computers for interesting activities while also learning office programs.
This document provides a summary of useful apps for commercial real estate professionals. It discusses apps such as Evernote, CloudMagic, Notability, Google Voice, Talkatone, and MobileDay. For each app, it provides a brief description of features and benefits for real estate professionals. The goal is to help real estate professionals stay productive while away from the office using their mobile devices and apps.
Google Drive was selected as the optimal online file storage solution. As a free cross-platform option, it allows users to easily upload, access, and collaboratively edit files in real-time from any device. While it lacks some of Microsoft Office's features when editing files, its seamless integration across platforms and ability for simultaneous work makes it very functional.
Skype was chosen as the preferred internet calling tool given its free basic functionality for voice and video calls. Unlike some other options, Skype has withstood the test of time and remains one of the most widely used and recognized brands for this purpose.
Finally, email was selected as the group's primary communication method. As a technology with near-universal adoption
ICOLIS 2014: Keynote Speakers David Nicholastulipbiru64
1. The document discusses how information seeking behaviors have changed with the rise of digital technologies and mobile devices.
2. People now skim information quickly, bouncing between sites and pages, prioritizing speed over in-depth reading. They favor visual content over text.
3. The behaviors of "the Google Generation" are even more extreme, preferring fast snippets of information from multiple sources simultaneously.
4. Smartphones are accelerating these trends, allowing information access anywhere instantly but through smaller screens that encourage more abbreviated behaviors. This raises questions about how information professionals can help people benefit fully from these technologies.
The document provides an overview of training on using an iPad, organized into three sections:
1. The basics section covers turning on/off the iPad, charging, using the app store, iTunes U, email, screenshots, photos, home screen organization, syncing, iCloud setup, buttons, gestures, and keyboard.
2. The apps section lists productivity apps like Pages, Keynote, Numbers, and teacher tools like Evernote, as well as creativity apps like iMovie and GarageBand.
3. The final section discusses using the iPad for research, creating, teaching, activities, and analyzing with examples for using apps like SonicPics, QR codes, and Poll Everywhere
How to create a mobile version of your websiteMahmoud Farrag
This document provides guidance on creating a mobile version of a website. It discusses considerations for mobile design including speed, dimensions, behavior, and designing. It emphasizes the importance of speed for mobile and provides tips for fluid layouts, CSS media queries, touch interfaces, short pages, and mobile development tools.
The Wireless Ski Area - How Technology and Connectivity are Impacting the Gue...Dave Amirault
Guests of all ages now expect to be connected 24/7 to their social networks, inboxes, and messaging apps. All of this demand for data and access is forcing ski areas to explore new and different ways to provide seamless coverage not only in the base area but also on the hill, whether through cellular or WiFi networks. Digi Dave Amirault, director of marketing & sales for Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort will discuss how they're increasing connectivity at Sierra and how this is increasing their ability to connect with their guests.
Email is a big deal, and one of the most important ways to connect with your audience. With the majority of people now reading email on mobile devices, creating robust responsive templates is no longer an option. Unfortunately email design is still considered a dark art, and its steep learning curve can be daunting. In this talk, I present email design techniques that make the task of developing for email more simple, along with strategies for optimizing user experience in email clients that will get those emails read.
Presentation from the 2013 MarketingSherpa Email Summit Roundtable discussion, "Mobile Email Design: 5 Fundamentals of Mobile-Friendly Emails."
With more than one-third of emails being opened on smartphones and tablets, designing emails for mobile is crucial. In this presentation, Justine discusses the topic of mobile-friendly emails, including:
• The fundamentals of what makes an email mobile-friendly
• Different strategies for approaching mobile emails
• Quick wins that you can implementing changes to your program right away
• Myths, rumors and things to avoid
Technology For Inside and Outside Sales - Workshop -CIPH Calgery, Regina Work...Brian Bluff
Description
Sales professionals know that technology has never offered more powerful tools. However, email, phone calls, appointments… often overpower even the most tech savvy sales person. Fortunately, for most of us the answer is in our hand – our smart phone, in the cloud, or on our desk – our computers. Websites, apps, and software are available and promise to solve all of our efficiency problems. But which ones are right for you?
This workshop contains a combination of theory and how to exercises that will teach attendees both the why and how-to of selling with technology in 2014. Attendees will be provided demo’s and discuss how these tools can be applied to improve your bottom line.
Topics Cover in this session include
• Understanding how customers source your products and services today
• How search engine marketing and social media can work together to generate leads
• Using the cloud to better manage your sales team and service your customers and prospects
• Technology tips to increase sales
You'll find everything you need to know here, from the latest technology and best practice, to surprising statistics.
Mobile marketing is big news for B2B. We've all got around-the-clock internet access at our fingertips now. We can check emails, browse websites and book meetings - at work, at home or on the move. Consequently, PC is no longer the principal business tool. Indeed 70% of today's under-40s consider mobile their primary communication tool. What's more, mobile internet access has overtaken desktop internet access.
The presentation discusses the growth of mobile devices and importance of mobile-friendly web design. It notes that mobile phones are expected to outship PCs and heavy data users will triple. The presentation recommends designing first for mobile with simpler layouts and less content. Examples of good mobile sites like Subway and Pyramidlabs are provided, along with tips for accessibility, applications, and concise content.
We are overwhelmed with things these days and our lives are cluttered. Everyone is always hurrying and usually just a little late. If you meet people on the streets, nearly all of them have a strained, harassed look, and anyone you meet will tell you there is no time for anything anymore.
This document summarizes the features and benefits of an educational technology solution. It has intuitive, engaging, flexible, and efficient features built for the classroom including over 200,000 apps across subjects. It allows for faster preparation and planning compared to traditional office software. The solution can deliver content or go paperless, acts as an ultimate resource, and complements or replaces interactive whiteboards. It saves on equipment, supplement IT resources, paper, licensing, and textbook costs through a simple and cost effective implementation whether through BYOD, class sets, or 1:1 models. The company provides implementation, training, activities, and support.
Mobile web vs. native apps: It's not about technology, it's about psychologyiQcontent
Cold logic makes a hard case for opting for mobile web apps over native ones. If you can build it in HTML, CSS, and javascript, then do, right? Except for the pesky little detail called the real world, where marketers demand apps, boardrooms pay for apps, and even worse, users seem to prefer them. Or do they?
In this talk, Brian will try to reframe the web vs native vs hybrid debate into a conversation about what your customers really need, and what they’ll actually use. The technology you choose for your mobile approach is of strategic importance, but you need to be thinking about much more than just technology.
Mobile Apps for Events - PCMA HeartlandJessica Levin
This document provides an overview of mobile event apps and their benefits. It discusses the advantages of native apps versus mobile websites and important features to include. Finally, it outlines next steps for attendees to build their own basic mobile event app using the AppBaker platform.
Mobile Mania: What You Need to Know to Kick-Start Your Strategy (UK)Hubbard One
The document discusses the rise of mobile marketing and provides strategies for businesses to engage mobile users. It notes that mobile usage and ownership are exploding, and B2B marketers are increasing their mobile marketing budgets in response. The document then provides tips for businesses on mobile strategies, including building mobile-optimized websites or apps, using technologies like QR codes and text messaging to engage customers, and leveraging opportunities around mobile that were previously unseen on desktop.
Technology and Business Growth! - What Companies Need To KnowBrian Bluff
CIPH Winnipeg and Edmonton Industry Dinner - Speaker Brian Bluff:
The tools and processes needed to run a prospering and profitable business have changed and our work and personal lives are busier than ever. Brochures, phonebooks, and paper planners have been replaced with websites, search engines, and apps. Further, the development of strong and enduring relationships and networking opportunities can now be accomplished online through social media.
Certainly, technology offers many solutions to reduce cost and improve efficiency. But which solutions are right for you? Where do you start?
Topics Cover in this session include:
• What efficiencies do we need most,
• Email tips to save time,
• Apps to organize your life, and
• Using technology to increase sales and improve efficiency.
This document introduces Yammer, an enterprise social networking tool. It discusses how knowledge workers spend most of their time gathering and communicating information, which results in significant costs to companies from lost productivity. Yammer is presented as a solution to improve communication and collaboration within organizations by allowing employees to easily share information, find expertise, and discuss topics through a social media-style interface that can be accessed anywhere. Key features of Yammer like messaging, groups, file sharing and mobile access are overviewed. Customer examples are provided that discuss how Yammer has increased productivity, learning, and crisis response at various large companies.
Mobile product - "Build great apps!" at ProductTank Paris #17Alexandre Jubien
Alex Jubien is a pioneer in mobile development who has worked as the head of mobile at Deezer and Viadeo. He is now an independent mobile consultant who advises startups on mobile strategy. His presentation outlines seven key lessons for building great mobile apps: 1) anchor apps in the real world, 2) prioritize usability with consistent workflows, 3) design for interruptions and micro-moments, 4) optimize for speed with offline capabilities, 5) reduce friction through onboarding and feedback, 6) leverage context awareness, and 7) provide "superpowers" to users through sensors and connectivity.
Mobile trends are rapidly revolutionizing how people interact and communicate. The traditional customer life cycle model of awareness, consideration, selection, purchase and loyalty is being disrupted as the mobile breaks down silos and changes consumer behavior. The mobile empowers customers and places competition closer to the customer than ever before.
Exhibitor2011 Session: Social Media and Mobile Event Technology, Tools and Ap...Lumen Consulting
Today, native and 3rd party applications, SMS, geolocation, and social media transform an attendee's smartphone into a platform that breaks past ordinary exhibit space boundaries.
We explore key trends, case studies, and latest tech, tools, and apps.
Checkout our session site for more info and resources:
mobileexhibitor.wordpress.com
Social Media and Mobile Event Technology, Tools, and Apps Oh My!Echelon Design
This document summarizes trends in social media, mobile technology, and their application at events. It notes that mobile use is growing rapidly and will soon surpass desktop use. Examples are provided of how mobile apps and technologies like geolocation, QR codes, and SMS can enhance events by improving participation, fostering communities, and personalizing experiences. Challenges and strategies for mobile adoption at events are also discussed.
Mobile devices and apps for your business south west growersGet up to Speed
Mobile devices and apps can help businesses in many ways:
1) Smartphones are now the primary internet device for most UK users and allow businesses to engage customers through social media, online shopping, and communication apps.
2) A variety of productivity apps help users manage schedules, take notes, share files, track expenses and time, and collaborate with teams on the go.
3) Local government programs in areas like Devon and Somerset are working to deliver faster broadband internet to more rural communities and businesses through subsidy programs and support initiatives to help people take advantage of new connectivity.
Dorset Business Women Go Digital: 3rd Oct 2014 Conference: Digital Technologi...wsxenterprise
Our speaker, Kate Doodson of Cosmic IT challenged us all to think about how we might use technology more and how we can use mobile technology to help us run our businesses on the go
This document summarizes key trends in social media from March 2012. Mobile usage is increasing rapidly and will overtake desktop usage by 2014. Popular mobile apps include those for sales, contacts, margins, flights, office work, and expenses. Gamification and location-based apps are trends, along with ambient social networks like Foursquare and Highlight. Pinterest is growing quickly among women while Klout measures online influence. LinkedIn and Facebook are expanding profiles with features like Timeline.
[Mobile Future] Benjamin Keyser | Telefónica DigitalMobilbusiness
This document discusses the rise of over-the-top (OTT) messaging applications and how they have disrupted traditional telecommunications companies. It analyzes popular OTT apps like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, LINE, WeChat, and KakaoTalk and their rapid growth in users. It also examines lesser known apps and discusses how OTT apps differentiate themselves through features or disrupt existing services by transferring value to users for free. Finally, it outlines traits of apps that focus on social affinity versus task fitness and how both approaches can achieve widespread adoption.
Striking gold! How Mobile Marketing Pioneers are Winning the Hearts & Minds o...auexpo Conference
This document discusses how some mobile marketing pioneers are successfully winning over customers. It outlines the agenda for a presentation which will cover setting the scene on mobile marketing, the three principles of mobile web development around performance, interaction and enhancement, the publisher perspective on mobile monetization, reaching audiences through mobile, and wrapping up. The presentation will feature speakers from leading mobile development companies.
This document discusses transition strategies for adopting Enterprise 2.0 tools and practices. It argues that a recession is a good time for adoption as companies need to improve agility, innovation and productivity while reducing costs. The key is adopting new ways of working, not just new tools. Focus on simple use cases that save people time and start behavioral changes by focusing on tasks rather than tools. Build quickly and iterate to find what works before a wider second wave of adoption.
3sixty Live Boston: Designing for the Mobile InboxLitmus
The document discusses designing emails for the mobile inbox. It provides statistics showing email is increasingly being opened on mobile devices. It then outlines three approaches to designing for mobile: mobile-aware, fluid layout, and responsive design. For each approach, it provides descriptions, examples, pros and cons. It also discusses considerations for images, text size and readability on small screens. The document highlights case studies showing increased engagement from responsive email design. It stresses testing designs across different devices and platforms.
Preview webinar for my session, "REALTOR on the Go: Taking Your Business Mobile" for the Louisiana REALTORS Association.
Full presentation will be Wednesday, September 19 at the Louisiana REALTORS Association Fall Convention and Expo
This document discusses effective strategies for using mobile apps at meetings and events. It outlines the benefits of mobile apps, such as creating a paper-light experience, improving access to information, and providing sponsorship opportunities. The document then covers considerations for mobile app development like whether to use a native app or mobile website, as well as important features to include. It also provides guidance on promoting app adoption and using tools like QR codes.
By Shannon Kinney of Dream Local Digital for the Maine Women's Network on tools to increase productivity, share information and collaborate. Link to webinar info here: http://www.mainewomensnetwork.com/Default.aspx?pageId=759076&eventId=506061&EventViewMode=EventDetails
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Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
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environmental standards.
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tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
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Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
and project deadlines.
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2. Cloud Sherpas in a nutshell
• Total focus on Cloud & SaaS
• Business and technology
consulting, solution architecture,
enterprise software delivery
salesforce.com
• Australia, NZ, Philippines, USA
• Certified salesforce.com
platinum partner
• Google Enterprise partner of the
year 2011
• Award-nominated expertise in
consumer and enterprise Mobile
application strategy, design and
development
3. Media and Social heritage
• Original team formed in 2009 as “Appland” - part of Vodafone Australia
• User Experience driven approach to plugging apps in to Facebook, Twitter,
Google Maps, salesforce.com and Chatter
• Experience with internet API’s and media formats
• Experience with Google App Engine and force.com to back this up
4. Cricket LIVE Australia
• Vodafone’s premier sponsorship
• Live video & stats. Android and iOS handsets & tablets
• 1,000,000+ Downloads. Top downloaded and top grossing iTunes
app.
• Custom cloud backend and data service platform
3
5. Agenda
• What does Mobile
mean
• Questions asked. Our
Wishlist.
• Desig
n tips
10. Mobile Not
Standing/Walkin
Sitting
g
Shazam Excel
Pinch & Zoom Mouse & Keyboard
Two Two
Fingers hands
Battery Outlet
Instant on Boot time
11. Top 3 questions asked
How much will it
cost ?
Can you make it work
on all of our iPads,
Androids,
Blackberrys, PC’s and
Can you make it old phones …?
look like
FlipBoard ?
12. What I wish …
Can you make us
more money, or
save us some ?
Can you empower
our users ?
Can you improve
our brand ?
14. DocBox
• Offline viewing of PDF’s – retrieved from salesforce.com
• Highly visual – leaves a lasting impression on clients
• Sales notes are saved into Chatter with the document link
15. Design tips
1. Be ruthlessly singled
minded
2. Design something
great
3. Baby steps. Launch.
Repeat.
16. ChitChat
• Visual, topic centred, discussions
built on Chatter
• Push PDF’s from HQ to your
distributed workforce
• Encourage discussion and
collaboration centred around set
topics
• Greater user engagement
through immediate notification of
new documents
• Builds on existing user activity in
Chatter
My name is Doug Maloney, i head up mobility at Cloud Sherpas. Cloud Sherpas is a specialist in designing and deploying cloud solutions with salesforce.com and Google apps for business. I'm very pleased to be here to hopefully pass on A bit of the knowledge and experience that weve gained designing mobile applications in those environments I'll also be using some examples of mobile apps that we've developed at Cloud Sherpas to illustrate the points as we go along.
The agenda today is straight to the point. today i want you to walk away from this presentation with a few new thoughts on your approach to mobilizing your company, Whether you are already executing on your mobile strategy, or you are just thinking about what you need to do. Mobility is a broad subject which includes devices, security, device management etc, but today I'll just be talking about what most people are already very familiar with, and thats apps and how they relate to business I'll go through our definition of mobile, on to a few questions that we are regularly asked, then a few design tips
It's important that we are clear on the context here. So what is mobile ? Im going to talk to some use cases that do and dont illustrate mobile. This is my definition . Happy to discuss afterward if you have a different view
This is a great example of a mobile use case. This guy has some kind of device that he is using literally out in the field. He needs something that will work with one hand, when he is literally up to his ass in grass. Think about the device and the interface he needs. Something that's designed for the purpose and is uncomplicated, to the point, and let's him get his job done.
Here's another great one. This is a shot from inside an Australian lady truck drivers cab. She refers to this as the office. As you can see, lots of lights and devices in the cab, several radios, what looks like an iPhone and an iPad. This office is kitted out with the tools that are needed to do the job. The iPad is running an app that shows the weather up ahead,and I expect it needs to be operated with one hand. Probably totally illegal as well, I'm guessing. Along the road this needs to happily deal with changing network conditions.
Mobile for me is not this guy. He's found a comfy seat, probably near some wifi, he's unpacked his bag, booted up his pc, probably had to use one of those security dongle things to log onto a work network. We've all done it. The acceleration of take up of smartphones and tablets is making this situation less common, and this is not the situation that we are interested in
So here's a different illustration of mobile vs. non mobile.
Once a business has identified that they have a mobile problem looking for a solution, they usually ask us one or all of these questions Answer to 1 is “it depends” – which is not very helpful – but it really does depend what is being asked for. A more reasonable question might be “how long will it take ?”. A mobile solution can be deployed within a matter of weeks, or months, rarely can it be done in a few days. We normally find that unless you are going with a preexisting solution that exactly fits what you want, just working out the scope then designing it can take a couple of weeks. Answer to 2 is “within limits” – it’s best to work out what your real target devices are, and whether there is any actual benefit trying to target older devices. If you have a bunch of high end devices like iPads do you really want to dumb down that experience to the lowest common denominator Answer 3 is “yes, but it will take some time” –everybody loves the flipboard animations. Is this going to really suit your use case ?
What we wish people would ask us – cause these are the most important questions to answer. A solid mobile solution can assist in all 3 areas.
Example of reducing cost through using offline docs instead of paper Brand impact – competitive advantage - makes the client discussions slick and better than your competitors
What to do when you’ve realised you have a mobile problem to solve….. Be single minded Aim to do one or (maybe) two things very well. Add only what is absolutely needed. Be ruthless. Design something great Users need to want to use it every day Try to find a way to use the device capabiltiies – camera, compass, orientation, location … Find a group of users or a use-case where mobile adds to the working experience Learn what works, refine and re-release Listen to your users Don’t be scared to take away functionality You might need to add another mobile app to address other use cases
Example of solving a single problem – reduce three systems into one (chatter, email, doc repository)
Example of a very specifically mobile use-case Don’t try to replicate all of salesforce.com onto a mobile device – just choose which workflow or use-case to address.