Mobile Apps
TalkRite Communications provides mobile apps development
Is there a market for mobile apps?
Today, BlackBerry market share stands at 17%, well behind Android, which leads with 44.2%, followed by the iPhone, with 28.6%. Read more: http://moneyland.time.com/2011/12/15/how-apples-iphone-and-googles-android-left-blackberry-in-the-dust/#ixzz1gnDuTwb1
This month, thanks to Android users around the world, Android Market exceeded 10 billion mobile apps downloaded—with a growth rate of one billion app downloads per month. Read more: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/12/10-billion-android-market-downloads-and.html
So that begs the question, “Should TalkRite Communications have a mobile app?” If so, other questions begin to emerge, like, “What would it do?” What would motivate people to download it, and begin using it? How could TalkRite add value to these highly-valued mobile clients? What could our mobile apps do that our mobile pages wouldn’t do for them? …and so forth.
Of course internal questions also emerge, like these; What additional staffing is required (assuming I don’t want to spend all of my time developing apps)? Who is cutting-edge, that we can “tap” into? And, what about examples and demos?
TalkRite Mobile Apps
TRC has always operated as “David R. Thayer, d/b/a”. Although this may soon change, my son, Devin, and I, have done most of the client website development work ourselves for this family owned business. Occasionally we outsource some of the heavy lifting, or specialized services, but we do the majority of the work in-house. This cuts our costs, and keeps us competitive in the marketplace, plus – we like doing thing ourselves, and staying “fresh” and on top of things.
Mobile apps building is different. It’s cutting edge every day. Its constantly developing, and requires focused attention to an industry specific niche. Somebody has to “eat and sleep” mobile apps 24/7. Not us. So, we decided to partner with a growing group (now about 500 internationally) of developers and resellers of mobile apps.
We can now build them ourselves, or outsource them to our development group. We all share the same platform, and have an in-house mobile apps development team at our fingertips. Very much like owning a franchise. They make sure that all mobile apps are “mobile marketable”, and submit them to Android Market and iStore in our behalf.
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