ZSL organized a live webinar on How to Grow your Holiday Sales Leveraging ZSL’s SmartPrise Social Commerce.
ZSL Presents "Future of Multi-Platform Apps" at Apps World Olympia, London
| Date: | Nov 30, 2011 |
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| Time: | 9:40 AM (BST) |
| Location: | Olympia, London |
| Session Title: | App Design, Creation & Promotion Key Note Panel Cross-platform App Development |
| Panelists: | Moderator: Oli Christie, Managing Director, NeonPlay Sivakumar Veerappan, Founder and CEO, Anubavam Melville Carrie, Managing Director, Chelsea Apps Factory DeVaris Brown, Developer Evangelist, Marmalade Shiv Kumar, CTO, Zylog Systems Ltd (ZSL) |
Interested to know more about the Future Multi-Platform Apps?
ZSL (Zylog Systems Limited) along with the Industry Experts and Technology Thought Leaders will be presenting at the Apps World Series Conference in Olympia, London on Nov 29-30, 2011.
Apps World Series is the leading place for the apps industry to learn, network and collaborate on new and established projects worldwide. A key event for developers, operators, marketers, manufacturers, agencies, tech providers and app stores to connect and build partnerships for multiplatform app projects. A worldwide series of shows, Apps World events are underpinned by and exhibition allowing people to network and uncover all things apps in established and emerging markets. Our aim is to bring together the international and regional decision makers in the apps community to debate the hot topics for 2011 and beyond.
Apps World, a two day event, is taking place on 29-30 November 2011 at Olympia, London. Europe's leading multiplatform event with 5000+ anticipated attendees represented from over 45 countries, is truly global and represents the international apps ecosystem.
Topics covered at the show include:
- Mobile application development – staying in tune with latest developments, finding the next advanced app and meeting the developers who can make it happen
- Device and operators app strategies, including the latest from the developer platforms & technical updates
- The evolution of the TV app store – how new TV platforms are being built for innovation
- The impact cloud computing is having on creating more sophisticated apps with more processing power and memory
- Interoperability – how to break the barriers between app store owners, operating systems and developers
- Monetising strategies for apps, including initial purchase price strategy, in-app ads and in-app payments
- How to develop apps as part of a marketing strategy, and how to market an app
ZSL will be presenting under the Developer / Enterprise Mobile Apps Track: Application Design & Creation.
Visit http://www.apps-world.net/europe/workshops/agendas/developers-zone-agendas to view the complete agenda of the Apps World Conference.
New Jersey Tech Weekly's Press Coverage on ZSL's Industry Innovation for Healthcare: NJ Companies Take on Mobile Healthcare Market
Edison, NJ, Nov 21, 2011: The mobile healthcare market is heating up in N.J., with several companies turning their attention to addressing it and the mHealthcon conference coming to Rutgers Dec. 1. Mobile health encompasses devices and software applications ranging from electronic health records and physician order entry to patient check-in/check-out, drug delivery and e-prescribing.
It’s no surprise that N.J. companies are going after this market, as the state has a robust life sciences/healthcare business core. Further, the market for these mobile apps is predicted to be strong despite the economy. Various sources believe 30 percent of smartphone users will access a mobile health app by 2015. Technavio (London) forecasts the global mobile health app market reaching $4.1 billion by 2014. A key factor contributing to this increase is worldwide growth of remote patient monitoring, the firm says.
According to Yuva Raj, head of ZSL’s R & D division IDEA Lab (Edison), who presented at the Top Ten Technology Trends meeting sponsored by NJTC last week, "Smartphone applications will become the killer applications for mobile health solutions." Raj has put together some best practices for mobile healthcare applications aimed at medical professionals. First among them is that an app should reduce manual errors and increase employee productivity and efficiency. Patient-oriented apps should increase accuracy of compliance and both consumer and healthcare provider satisfaction. Automating manual processes should reduce labor costs, Raj said. Most important, health apps should ensure the security and privacy of access to critical data.
Last year ZSL won the NJTC award for mobile innovation, for a wound care app that automates the way caregivers track wounds as they heal, but the company offers many other mobile healthcare apps, including a consumer-facing eye checkup app and a prescription app for doctors. AbbaDox, a mobile app that ZSL developed for one of its ISVs, fulfills the medical community’s need to sign patient records and documents on the go.
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