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Formula 1 race cars rely on mobile apps to beat competition
Most businesses these days rely heavily on data to stay ahead of the competition, but the Formula 1 racing team Lotus F1 does so literally.
Ernst & Young launches app for tracking employees abroad
Would your company like a way to keep tabs on employees traveling abroad? If so, Ernst & Young has an app for you, reports Howard Baldwin at PCWorld. This week the consulting firm rolled out the
Nearly half of U.S. businesses to have mobile apps this year
By year's end, almost half of U.S. businesses will offer a mobile app, according to a survey by Robert Half Technology. If your business plans to be one of them, you might want to start lining up
Hy-Vee grocery chain floats app to help shoppers find food
No more need to wander the aisles at the Hy-Vee grocery store looking for bouillon cubes or coconut milk. If you've got a smartphone, Hy-Vee's got an app for you. The supermarket chain, with 235
AT&T rolls out tools for mobile app management
AT&T ( NYSE: T ) unveiled an enterprise mobility offering this week to simplify the task of delivering applications to different workers in different jobs using different types of devices. The
How to secure the mobile app talent you need
Walmart and the Financial Times both opted in recent weeks to bring mobile application development expertise in-house by swallowing up development firms. While most organizations probably don't have
MacroSolve sues largest U.S. travel businesses over mobile app
Ten of the largest travel companies in the United States were hit with lawsuits by mobile app provider MacroSolve, which is claiming patent infringement. Four airlines--American, United, Continental
Research: Mobile health app market to quadruple by 2016
A new study from ABI Research predicts the overall mobile health app market will nearly quadruple to $400 million by the year 2016, up from $120 million in 2010. The largest growth potential for
AT&T platform enables business to build cloud-based apps without coding
AT&T ( NYSE: T ) announced the AT&T Platform as a Service (PaaS) that allows businesses to build, develop and deploy cloud-based business apps without the need for coding expertise. "AT&T
Does your workforce need an app store for personal devices?
If employees are using their own smartphones and tablets for work whether they're allowed to or not, does it make sense for companies to set up app stores to provide business applications for the
