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There are many technologies available for organizations facing the imperative of creating a mobile solution for customers or employees (or both). By now, most companies have already tried a few approaches - developing on Native SDKs, employing industry-focused application providers, using frameworks/libraries or toolkits, or developing in-house on HTML5.

For those who know hands-on or through references the limitations of the approaches mentioned above, the need has come down to a true enterprise-grade technology - a Mobile Application Development Platform (MADP).

Download this white paper for the top 10 key criteria for mobile application development platform selection that will ensure success of your mobile projects and future-proof your mobility choice.

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Mark Choudhari      about 11 years ago
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