Welcome to our link round-up series! We're gathering some of the best posts in mobile applications, web applications, business mobility, and custom software.
Welcome to our link round-up series! We're gathering some of the best posts in mobile applications, web applications, business mobility, and custom software.
Welcome to our link round-up series! We're gathering some of the best posts in mobile applications, web applications, business mobility, and custom software.
The IoT is revolutionizing the world. It is making a tremendous impact across numerous industries and sectors, including manufacturing and supply chain management, insurance, banking, energy, agriculture, and more. However, its impact is perhaps nowhere more obvious and compelling as in healthcare. During a time of enormous challenges (tight budgets, even tougher regulations), the IoT is helping to improve patient care while simultaneously lowering costs. Here's how.
Victor Conesa is Product Manager at Justinmind, where he uses his business, tech and UX experience to refine and promote Justinmind's interactive prototyping tool.
There are well over 5 million apps available at the top app stores (Google Play, Apple App Store, Windows Store, Amazon Appstore, and BlackBerry World). Yet, less than .01 percent will be successful to any real degree. What does that tell us? Does it mean developers just aren't that good? Nope. Does it say there is no chance for an outsider to break into mobile development? Not at all. It simply means that the mobile app development world must rethink how apps are developed and brought to market. Here's how.
Any software used to enable a medical device for use on human patients in the United States is subject to FDA medical software compliance regulations.
