Limor Schafman Presents Matt Perry John Schmidt of Mobients on Developing Mobile Applications 12/15/2008

Host Name:	Limor Schafman
Show Name:	Limor Schafman Presents: Matt Perry & John Schmidt of Mobients on Developing Mobile Applications
Date / Length:	12/15/2008 9:00 PM UTC - 45 min
Description: h:25756 s:357068	Mobile interactivity - whether it is playing games, watching mTV, using your mWallet, interacting with advertising or socializing with friends, requires strategic and creative thinking about the consumer experience. Mobients is a user experience and product strategy team dedicated to creating the best possible products and services for mobile users. Bringing together expertise in user experience design, usability, software development and product strategy, they partner with clients ranging from independent startups to Fortune 500 companies. Matthew Perry, Founder and CEO of Mobients, and John Schmidt, CIO, will share with DigIn! Radio top tips as to how to develop compelling user experiences in mobile. expand

Tags:	mobile product development user experience advertising marketing mWallet mobile web Matthew Perry John Schmidt mobile applications iPhone Gphone Limor Schafman DigIn Radio KeystoneTech Group

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Limor Schafman Presents: Matt Perry & John Schmidt of Mobients on Developing Mobile Applications