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Roman Fihel, Mobility Consultant - SoftServe

The first step in mobilizing a company is adoption of a mobilization strategy and process to assure mobilization not only meets, but enhances your company's goals and objectives. Based on extensive experience and industry best practices, we have created a comprehensive guide to help you address some of the toughest mobility issues and explore mobilization opportunities allowing you to differentiate your business and win competitive markets

Roman Fihel, Mobility Consultant - SoftServe

As a first step in mobilization, mobile versions of existing apps are being developed. The main challenge in this process is the requirement to support popular platforms, and that leads to an eternal question: "Mobile website or the native app?"

Roman Fihel, Mobility Consultant - SoftServe

NFC was developed as an extension of the well-known Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. The main difference is that NFC allows bidirectional communication between NFC enabled devices and communication with legacy RFID tags. In 2011, the NFC environment is set to explode - mobility giants such as AT&T, Verizon Wireless, MasterCard, and Visa started pilot projects in selected areas of the US to use Near Field Communications for business needs.

Serhiy Kharytonov, EVP, Consulting Services - SoftServe & Yuliya Sorokhan, BA Methodologist, BAO - SoftServe

Outsourcing development is a common practice for software companies. IT delivers numerous advantages including lower costs, expert resources, faster product development, faster time to market, and flexible resources. However, outsourcing can present significant cultural challenges. There are often unobvious differences in work methods and habits due to varied cultural ways of perceiving and relating to events and people.