Shifting gears in the app economy

Seminar, October 16, 2014

London Transport Museum

The tipping point between desktop and tablet sales is fast approaching – a phenomenon that is precipitating the trend towards mobile enterprise applications and their deployment in the Cloud. Four Js Development Tools explains this sea change during its October 16th seminar and proposes a profitable path for businesses and developers to follow.

Despite Microsoft’s best efforts, the choice of mobile development platform is still a two-horse race between Android and iOS. Together they cover over 90% of the smartphone and tablet markets. These systems are deliberately incompatible; creating redundancy and complexity while increasing the cost of your development life-cycle. Why suffer this choice when you can develop simultaneously for both? Four Js presents its alternative – Genero Mobile – a cross-platform development framework targeted at Apple and Google developers.

During this seminar, you’ll see the market  opportunity and how easy it is to create cross-platform mobile business applications. With sessions from VisionMobile – the leading research company in the app developer economy, Fujitsu Business & Application Services, and Bodyshop Management Systems, you’ll share in their first-hand experience of enterprise mobile development and Cloud transformation.

Agenda 

 Genero Mobile apps run on both iOS and Android

Shifting gears in the app economy

09h30 :   Welcome reception and registration

10h00 :   The inflection point in the application ecosystem

Bryn Jenkins, COO, Four Js Development Tools

10h30 :   Making money in the mobile app economy

Andreas Constantinou, CEO, Vision Mobile UK

11h15 :   Coffee break

11h45 :   Moving to Mobile – anatomy of a mobile workforce app

Peter France, Fujitsu Business and App Services

Customer testimonial and live demo

12h15 :   Creating a mobile application

Neil O’Meara & Neil Martin, Four Js Development Tools

Live demo

13h00 :   Lunch

14h15 :   Moving to the Cloud – transforming to Software-as-a-Service

David Sibley, Product Director, Bodyshop Management Systems

Customer testimonial

Workshops

14h45 :   Genero 2.50 feature review

Olivier Imbert, Project Manager, Genero

15h30 :   Genero Studio & Report Writer feature review

Christophe Meyer, Project Manager, Genero Studio

16h15 :   Coffee Break

16h30 :  Genero Roadmap

Neil O’Meara, General Manager, Four Js Development Tools (UK)

17h00 :  Close

Who should attend

– Information Technology Managers

– Line of Business Managers

– Application Developers

– Application Project Managers