Go Mobile without Creating a Mobile App
| Date: | Tuesday, September 24th | |
| Time: | Beginning Promptly at 6pm EST | |
| Speaker: | Richard Schoen | |
| Location: | Webinar only | |
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| Presentation: | Go Mobile without Creating a Mobile App |
Does your company have workers in the field who need access to IBM i application data?
Do your remote or field service workers need access to their data offline?
Does data need to be synced back to IBM i?
Has your team been wanting to create a mobile app to talk to IBM i?
Does mobile app development seem out of reach and complex?
In this session we will de-mystify what it takes to create a useful and functional mobile web application to interact with IBM i. You don’t have to be an Android or Apple genius to create highly functional mobile-ready applications that can interact with online or offline information from an IBM i system.
About the Presenter
Richard Schoen started RJS Software Systems in 1990 and served as its President and CTO until the company was acquired in 2014. Richard has over 30 years of development, system integration, document management and process automation experience on all system platforms. Richard currently provides .Net and open source solution design, consulting and development services, customized training, mobile development and automation process for IBM i, Windows or Linux customers. Richard also has a lot of practical experience with RPA tools such as IBM RPA Express, Automation Anywhere, UIPath and other open-source tools designed to help automate tedious end user work processes. Richards can be reached via web: http://www.richardschoen.net or email: richard@richardschoen.net