by Sheila Zhang
As another new year begins, it is a good time to find some trends and get started. 
Return of Key Trends Shows Business Analysts Staking Their Claim in 2014 (Top 10 Business Analysis Trends)

I agree with most of the trends mentioned in this post, because some of them are what I am experiencing now, like “Business analysts and systems analysts will need to develop interc...

by Brian Terrell
I attended a session, at the Information Technology Alliance Fall Collaborative, today in Salt Lake City. This conference is designed to help ERP business partners and information technology leaders determine the key metrics they are keeping to manage their firms. Bob Gaby, a principal of Arxis Technology, and Dan Milne, a partner with Eide Bailly LLP, delivere...

by Jacky Xu

Continuing from my previous blog post on building mobile apps for Intacct found here, I decided to build-out additional functionality and create new pages that allow the Intacct Login to gather more customer data (i.e. company name, contact name, phone, address, etc.).  Below, is the path I took to create this interaction:

1.    Add JavaScript functions to th...

by Jacky Xu
In a previous blog post, I talked about how to get the environment set up to create mobile apps with PhoneGap and jQuery. Once you have the environment set up, it’s time to get started:
1. Create new project like below.
 
Select Android Application Project and click next.
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by Jacky Xu

Intacct provides powerful functionality to get and save information through Ajax web API. I wondered if I could do something in a mobile environment to access this same information. PhoneGap makes web App mobile development easy, and PhoneGap does not require any knowledge of dense programming language, it is based upon the latest technologies like HTML5, CSS3 and javascript. The bigg...

by Derek Du

With the emerging of packaging tools or hybrid app containers such as PhoneGap, all companies seeking to develop mobile apps need to decide – Hybrid or Native.

First, let’s explain the terms here. Hybrid apps refer to mobile applications developed with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which are familiar technologies used by many web development companies, and then packaged in a...

by Joe Zhou
Late last year a client approached us to optimize their website for smartphones and tablets. When asked why they wanted a mobile site, they told us that 70% of their customers were college students and these students tend to use their smartphone to do just about everything online including shopping, gaming, social networking, etc. Because they built their website 5 years ago, it was no...