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Thanks to all that came to my session at MIX11 last week – it was a lot of fun to put together despite a couple of demo glitches! You can now view the recording of this online, as well as browse and download the slides below. I’ll be sharing the source code for the demos [...]
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Thanks to everyone that attended my April WebCast on iPhone and iPad Security. “Your organization is starting to rely on iPhone and iPad devices to do business. But how secure are these devices, especially in an enterprise setting? How do you apply policy to the device? What security considerations should you be thinking about in [...]
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Just in case you are interested, I will be presenting at MIX11 next week in Vegas. Mix has always been one of my favorite conferences, and I’m looking forward to speaking. Here are the details: EXT18 – Developing iPhone and iPad Apps that Leverage Windows Azure You are building apps for the iPhone/iPad, yet you [...]
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Thanks to all that attended the Neudesic Mobility Webcast this morning on “Building solutions on the Microsoft platform that target iPhone, iPad, and Android devices”. It was fun to put together, and even though we went over time, the feedback was great. For those that couldn’t make it, we’ve posted the recording of the session, [...]
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On Tuesday 1st March, I’ll be hosting another Webcast as part of the mobility series here at Neudesic. This one looks at how to build solutions using Microsoft technology that target iPhone, iPad, and Android devices – and is primarily aimed at architects and senior developers. You know you can deliver great projects based on [...]
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Thanks to everyone that viewed my “Future of Mobility” webcast this morning. It was a lot of fun to put together, and it was great to see so many attended. If you didn’t have chance to catch the live webcast this morning, you can click here to watch the recorded version. I’ve also posted the [...]
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No, I’m not running for President…! Instead, I’m asking for your help in voting for my session at MIX11 this year: Using iPhone, iPad and Android devices with Windows Azure You have invested a lot learning how to build applications on Microsoft’s Windows Azure platform. But your customers are asking for solutions that target iPhone, [...]
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Are you in or around the Irvine, CA area on Wednesday January 19th 2011? If so, you may want to attend an evening panel session on Where mobile business applications are headed in 2011. I’ll be presenting together with Kevin Boyle from Microsoft, Autumn Radtke from Geodelic, and Jack Bicer from Septium. The event is [...]
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For those interested, I’m going to be hosting a couple of mobility-related webcasts in the next couple of months. You can find the details below. I’m really looking forward to them, and hope you are able to join! Click on the titles to register for the events. The Future of Mobility 1/25/2011 (10am – 11am [...]
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I’ve just passed the two week mark here at Neudesic. As anyone who has changed companies knows, getting up to speed with the internal workings of a new organization can be like drinking from a firehose! One of the most interesting things I’ve come across to date is an application called Pulse. In essence, Pulse [...]
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