Mobile apps for business
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We can monitor your progress, regularly check in, participate in review committees and advisory boards to provide advice and guidance to help you remain on track and overcome new challenges.
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Rick and Evan were at the vanguard of worldwide mobile adoption when they started their consulting company in 2010 with a mission to help businesses transact on the go using smartphones and tablets.
Where others saw opportunity in consumer apps, Rick and Evan saw opportunity in business apps. From their very first customer on the south side of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the company quickly expanded to help mobilize businesses across Canada.
Rick and Evan are now at the vanguard of another disruptive technology in Bitcoin. Once again, where others see opportunity in consumer solutions, Rick and Evan see opportunity consulting in business solutions helping companies decide if Bitcoin has a place on the balance sheet as a corporate reserve asset and inflation hedge.
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