Nonprofits Tapping Into Mobile Technology & Responsively Designed Websites
The Nonprofit Quarterly
Mobile technology is beginning to dominate web functionality, and nonprofits that have tapped into this trend are seeing the benefits. Artez Interactive published a research report on mobile technology's impact on fundraising in March of 2013, which ...
See all stories on this topic »Cleared for takeoff: How pilot projects fast-track mobile tech
FCW.com
Ever seen a high-ranking military official or even an enlisted officer strutting through the Pentagon proudly brandishing a shiny new iPad? Until recently, that was an uncommon — and unofficial — sight. But times are changing as federal agencies ...
See all stories on this topic »Opinion: Technology planners - Think beyond BYOD
ARNnet
The community has taken to personal mobile devices at a rate rarely seen with other technologies. In a 2012 report, the World Bank observed that mobile technology had arguably become the world's most ubiquitous modern technology. It is therefore not ...
See all stories on this topic »Facebook Acquires Mobile Startup Osmeta, Nabs Talent and Rumored Top ...
CMSWire
... Rumored Top Secret Technology. By Dan Berthiaume (@DanBerthiaume1) Apr 11, 2013. Social media giant Facebook has acquired Osmeta, a Silicon Valley-based mobile technology startup, for an undisclosed sum. Thumbnail image for osmeta-devices.
See all stories on this topic »An Insurance CIO's 4 Top Mobile Challenges
Insurance & Technology
I sat down with Peter Settel, the CIO of Boston-based Homesite Insurance, earlier this year, and among the topics we discussed were the opportunities afforded to insurance companies by mobile technology. Following are his views on four of the most ...
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The Nonprofit Quarterly
Mobile technology is beginning to dominate web functionality, and nonprofits that have tapped into this trend are seeing the benefits. Artez Interactive published a research report on mobile technology's impact on fundraising in March of 2013, which ...
See all stories on this topic »Cleared for takeoff: How pilot projects fast-track mobile tech
FCW.com
Ever seen a high-ranking military official or even an enlisted officer strutting through the Pentagon proudly brandishing a shiny new iPad? Until recently, that was an uncommon — and unofficial — sight. But times are changing as federal agencies ...
See all stories on this topic »Opinion: Technology planners - Think beyond BYOD
ARNnet
The community has taken to personal mobile devices at a rate rarely seen with other technologies. In a 2012 report, the World Bank observed that mobile technology had arguably become the world's most ubiquitous modern technology. It is therefore not ...
See all stories on this topic »Facebook Acquires Mobile Startup Osmeta, Nabs Talent and Rumored Top ...
CMSWire
... Rumored Top Secret Technology. By Dan Berthiaume (@DanBerthiaume1) Apr 11, 2013. Social media giant Facebook has acquired Osmeta, a Silicon Valley-based mobile technology startup, for an undisclosed sum. Thumbnail image for osmeta-devices.
See all stories on this topic »An Insurance CIO's 4 Top Mobile Challenges
Insurance & Technology
I sat down with Peter Settel, the CIO of Boston-based Homesite Insurance, earlier this year, and among the topics we discussed were the opportunities afforded to insurance companies by mobile technology. Following are his views on four of the most ...
See all stories on this topic »
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