Mobile is now.
Mobile is powerful.
Mobile is personal.
Mobile is strategic.
Define a mobile strategy with warmwinds software.
Mobile is eating the world, by Benedict Evans, was published in 2016. We are far beyond what was posited then - and a mobile strategy must be ready for the next phase of mobile computing.
Mobile is not longer a phone-centric hardware platform supporting traditional desktop computing. Mobile is personal computing, and is moving towards smaller, more powerful, and more contextual devices.
Each more personal computer (desktop to laptop to smartphone to watch to headphones to…) brings new capabilities, driven by miniaturization, sensors, connectivity, and software platforms.
Strategically Mobile approaches look to the to the future, to conceive, design, plan, and execute for what is possible, not what is past.
The Long Game, Part 1
I've been an Apple developer for a long time - and playing the long game to stay active, relevant, and an expert.
Introducing Strategically Mobile
We are far beyond the point where one should not consider mobile anything other than a vital, strategic, and primary, concern for consumer and enterprise software.