Posted by Charley Cowens
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August 30, 2010 under
Products
Exadel Tiggr is an online hosted application for creating and sharing mockups. It’s in a free beta right now.
We’ve been excited at the interest and feedback, and we want more feddback. Try Exadel Tiggr and give us your opinions to help shape it into the perfect online collaboration utility.
Here is a blog entry and an interview, to give you more information about Tiggr: Read more »
Tags: cloud, collaboration, mockups, rich user interface, Web applications
Posted by Charley Cowens
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August 27, 2010 under
Events

Internet Retailer will be holding it’s first Mobile Commerce Forum on October 12th and 13th in Chicago. Donna Burke and Toni Toy from Exadel will be there in our booth #110. Thay will be available to talk about Exadel mobile commerce solutions for putting “your store in a pocket” either through mobile enablement of Web sites or mobile application development. We hope to see you there!
Tags: e-commerce, Exadel, m-commerce, Mcommerce, mobile, mobile apps, mobile commerce
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Name: Felipe Wasserman
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About: Felipe Wasserman is a Marketing Intern at Exadel and an MBA Candidate at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Just before starting the MBA program, he was Latin America Brand Manager at Avon Cosmetics.See Authors Posts (8) on
August 20, 2010 under
Business
M-commerce has strong features that can affect the way we look at traditional retail. Here are a few:
- Electronic coupons
- Customized promotions
- In-store research
- In-store product location
- Payment
Let’s look in more detail at how these features can change retail today and how companies can adapt to them. Read more »
Tags: e-commerce, ecommerce, m-commerce, Mcommerce, mobile apps, mobile commerce, retail
Posted by fwasserman
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Name: Felipe Wasserman
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About: Felipe Wasserman is a Marketing Intern at Exadel and an MBA Candidate at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Just before starting the MBA program, he was Latin America Brand Manager at Avon Cosmetics.See Authors Posts (8) on
July 22, 2010 under
Business
This is a list of my personal predictions for mobile commerce based solely on my research on the Internet, consumer experience, and my gut feeling.
- In 10 years, mobile will overcome PC advertising.
- Android will be the most important platform.
- Payments using mobile will be common in the US.
- Mobile will be the new playground for hackers.
- Smartphones will cost less than US$60.
- Tablets will not take off. Read more »
Tags: advertising, Android, e-commerce, geolocation, iPad, Japan, m-commerce, Mcommerce, mobile, mobile commerce, mobile payments, payments, tablet
Posted by fwasserman
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Name: Felipe Wasserman
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About: Felipe Wasserman is a Marketing Intern at Exadel and an MBA Candidate at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Just before starting the MBA program, he was Latin America Brand Manager at Avon Cosmetics.See Authors Posts (8) on
July 20, 2010 under
Business
Direct sales and m-commerce complement each other in a variety of ways. The biggest difficulty for the sales person involved in direct sales is obtaining information that can help negotiate deals. Additionally, the sales person needs information that allows them to improve networking, customize relationships with customers and the company, and keep up with the company’s new promotions and products. M-commerce tools can overcome these difficulties. Here’s how. Read more »
Tags: Direct sales, e-commerce, geolocation, m-commerce, Mcommerce, MLM, mobile, mobile commerce, social media
Posted by kdlarkowski
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Name: Karen D. Larkowski
Email: kdlarkowski@exadel.com
Site: http://www.exadel.com
About: Karen D. Larkowski is a Business Consultant for M-Commerce at Exadel. An industry spokeperson for over two decades she previously she served as the General Manager and Program Director at OMG Inc., founder and Chief Evangelist for Green Computing Impact Organization, Inc. (GCIO) (acquired by OMG) and as the President of Market Research at The Standish Group International, Inc. a market research and advisory firm focused on enterprise technology. She is well known for her industry contributions and has written numerous books, white papers and articles focused on many facets of the computer industry. She has held multiple advisory sessions with both vendor and end-user clients and offers daily advice on key technology decisions. Ms. Larkowski is the author of "Essential Guide to Object Monitors" published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.See Authors Posts (1) on
July 13, 2010 under
Business
I’m pleased to have joined the ranks at Exadel as a business consultant focused on m-commerce. In my twenty or so years in the IT industry (you don’t really need to know how many), I’ve been lucky enough to keep a focus on transaction processing and electronic commerce. I’ve been able to bear witness to the massive change that each new wave of technology has on the way business is conducted. After many years in market research though, I’m pre-conditioned to be a skeptic, and I know I’m not alone in this personality quirk. Time and time again, I hear complaints about the “hype” as each new wave emerges. (OK, to be fair, much of that is from me talking to myself.) Read more »
Tags: m-commerce, mobile business, mobile commerce
Posted by fwasserman
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Name: Felipe Wasserman
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About: Felipe Wasserman is a Marketing Intern at Exadel and an MBA Candidate at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Just before starting the MBA program, he was Latin America Brand Manager at Avon Cosmetics.See Authors Posts (8) on
July 12, 2010 under
Business
The sort of discussion going on with m-commerce today sounds a lot like what happened in the beginning with e-commerce and even with Second Life. In the beginning of e-commerce, everybody believed that traditional retail and consumer purchasing behavior would change completely to adapt to the new trends. In fact, this didn’t happen for most products and consumers.
However, m-commerce is much more likely to radically change how people go about their lives. Here are some reasons why. Read more »
Tags: e-commerce, ecommerce, m-commerce, mobile commerce
Posted by fwasserman
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Name: Felipe Wasserman
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About: Felipe Wasserman is a Marketing Intern at Exadel and an MBA Candidate at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Just before starting the MBA program, he was Latin America Brand Manager at Avon Cosmetics.See Authors Posts (8) on
July 8, 2010 under
Business
M-commerce is still in its beginning stages. Some people see it as just a fad, while others see it as the future of e-commerce. I’m in the latter group. From studying the industry, I see four main paths to focus on in assessing the move to B2C m-commerce.
- Products already common in e-commerce
- Niche products and specific retail areas
- Research
- Integration
Read more »
Tags: e-commerce, ecommerce, m-commerce, Mcommerce, retail, smartphone
Posted by Charley Cowens
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July 2, 2010 under
Events, Technologies
RichFaces 4 will be officially released later this year. Right now, it’s in alpha.
Want a preview of RichFaces before it comes out? Then this webinar is for you. Read more »
Tags: AJAX, components, conference, Java, JavaOne, JBoss, JSF, Open Source, Red Hat, RIA, rich user interface, RichFaces, Web applications, webinar
Posted by fwasserman
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Name: Felipe Wasserman
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About: Felipe Wasserman is a Marketing Intern at Exadel and an MBA Candidate at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Just before starting the MBA program, he was Latin America Brand Manager at Avon Cosmetics.See Authors Posts (8) on
July 1, 2010 under
Business
There is a common attitude that m-commerce is just an extension of e-commerce (e-commerce in the sense of Web-based commerce). However, this is wrong. M-commerce is not an extension of e-commerce in the same way that DVR is not an extension of the DVD. In both cases, you can find some similarities, but there are greater differences that make these two separate markets. Here are a few factors that make m-commerce more than just an extension of e-commerce. Read more »
Tags: e-commerce, ecommerce, m-commerce, Mcommerce, smartphone
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