The Judge Group is a $300 million professional services firm specializing in technology consulting, staffing solutions, and corporate training. Founded in 1970, it has over 4,500 employees working globally out of 30 offices. The company has mobile app development, strategy, and management consulting services. It provides staffing solutions including mobile developers, project managers, and testers. The Judge Group also offers corporate training on mobile development, management, and strategy.

1. What a Difference 1000 Days will Make

2. The Judge Group is a $300 million privately owned professional services firm specializing in technology
consulting, staffing solutions and corporate training. As a global services provider, our solutions are
successfully delivered through an annual workforce of 4,500 professionals and a network of over 30
practice offices globally.
Founded: 1970 by Martin E. Judge, Jr.
Revenue: Over $300 million in annual revenues
U.S. Locations: Arlington, Atlanta, Bentonville, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Conshohocken (HQ),
Dallas, DC Metro, Denver, Detroit, Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers, Houston, Jacksonville, King of Prussia, Los
Angeles, Matawan, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, New York City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Providence, St.
Louis, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Tampa
International: Beijing, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Toronto

3. Team
• App Development • Judge employees over 60 IT professionals working on
Technical • Mobile Management mobile projects both internally and for clients in a
Consulting Solutions
• Mobile Strategy variety of industries around the globe
• The team ranges from Project Managers to QA
Testers to Mobile Application Developers, both
• Project Managers Native (iOS and Android) and Web
• Native and Web
Staffing Developers
Solutions • QA Testers
Success Stories
• Managed Services • Mobile Banking Strategy and Development
• Mobile Project Management Development
• Mobile CRM Development
• Mobile Intranet Development
Corporate • End User Training
• On-Premise Mobile Device Management
Training • Mobile Development
• On-Site Mobile Development Training
• SaaS Mobile Device Management

4. Where are we today?

6.  iOS and Android Dominance
 Symbian and BlackBerry on the way out
 Windows behind the curve
 Tablets on the rise
 Expectations of mobility
 Native vs. Web

7. Pillars of Mobility Evolution
Platforms People Progress

8. The devices, networks, operating systems that we use

9.  Adaptive
 Immersive
 Nimble
 Robust

10. It’s all about the context

12. The mobile
device has
become an
extension of
our being

13. Source: Google Project Glass

14. Lack of
speed has
been
holding
us back

15. 4G LTE will take hold of the developing world
Projected Average Mobile Network Connection Speeds (in kbps) by Region and Country
1555
Middle East and Africa
206
2228
Central and Eastern Europe
396
4163
Western Europe
1196
4923
North America
1712
1082
Latin America
227
1697
Asia Pacific
497
4102
Global speed: Smartphones
1829
1908
Global speed: All handsets
504
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
2015 2014 2013 2012
Source: Cisco VNI Mobile, 2012
Current and historical speeds are based on data from Cisco’s GiST (Global Internet Speed Test) application and Ookla’s Speedtest. Forward
projections for mobile data speeds are based on third-party forecasts for the relative proportions of 2G, 3G, 3.5G, and 4G among mobile
connections through 2016. For more information about Cisco GIST, please visit http://ciscovni.com/gist/index.html.

16. Better
ecosystems
support
more loyal
users

17. Source: Newzoo – April 2012

18. All of us who use the mobile devices, networks, and applications

19. What people are buying
Base: Worldwide Smart Device Shipments– Historical and Forecast 2010-2015
1200
1000
Millions of Units
800
Media Tablets
600
PCs
Smartphones
400
200
0
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast
Source: IDC – March 28, 2012 – Worldwide Quarterly
Media Tablet Tracker, PC Tracker, and Smartphone
Tracker

20. Social
Video
Location

21. Marketing
Feedback Transaction

22. Channel
Transparency
Partner Contextual
Interactions Automation

23. Empowerment
& Productivity
Errors &
Delays

24. The disruptions that are the catalysts for change

25. And over 1,000,000,000 HTML5-capable smartphones
and media tablets will ship that same year! (IDC - March 2012)

26. Digital (GSM/CDMA)
Bluetooth
802.11 (Wi-Fi)
SMS
3G (EVDO/HSPA)
Camera
App Stores
GPS
Standards-Compliant Web Browsers
4G (WiMax/LTE)
Touchscreens

27.  LTE VoIP
 Near-Field Communication
 ???

28. Mobile in 2015
• Platforms
• People
• Progress

29. Dan Lewis
The Judge Group
Mobility Consulting
Stay in touch:
dlewis@judge.com
@DanTheITMan
Linkedin.com/DanTheITMan