With much of the workforce continuing to operate outside the office part or all of the time, an increased usage of mobile devices for work remains the norm. And that means the need for mobile business ...

If you're looking to develop apps for both iOS and Android, you need to start working with Xamarin – a free mobile app development environment in C#, now owned by Microsoft. Rather than building the ...

Value stream management involves people in the organization to examine workflows and other processes to ensure they are deriving the maximum value from their efforts while eliminating waste — of ...

Salesforce on Monday introduced a revamped mobile app development tool, dubbed mySalesforce, that should enable any business user to build a branded mobile app and publish it in the App Store or ...

"Mobile applications in hours" is the pizza delivery-like promise made by Sybase to users of PocketBuilder 2.0, the latest version of the software company's rapid application development (RAD) tool ...

To successfully pull off mobile application projects, businesses of all sizes are looking for every advantage they can get. In particular, companies are looking for faster, lower-cost methods for ...

The advantages of developing a mobile application on a native platform are many, but they are outweighed by being limited to one platform, usually either iOS or Android, according to veteran mobile ...

What if building an app powered by artificial intelligence didn’t require months of coding, endless debugging, or a massive budget? Imagine turning your innovative idea into a fully functional ...

Low-code software development specialist OutSystems Inc. today announced that it has acquired Ionic, a startup with a popular suite of tools for building mobile apps. The terms of the acquisition were ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Microsoft is making another move to expand its software and service to more platforms. The ...

Healthcare organizations are embracing mobile app development big time, with 82 percent across the U.S. and Europe boasting an mHealth strategy--but budgets aren't robust enough to support the growth.