Case Studies
Explore how we bring ideas to life through innovative mobile app solutions. Our case studies showcase real-world examples of our expertise, creativity, and commitment to excellence. From concept to launch, see how we partner with clients to deliver impactful, user-friendly apps that solve challenges and drive success.
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Using AI as a Force Multiplier
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, the concept of using AI as a force multiplier is gaining traction. This approach focuses on enhancing human capabilities with AI rather than replacing them, leveraging automation and intelligent systems to do the heavy lifting while reserving critical decision-making for humans.
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Implementing the Vital Sign In Solution for ZimVie Dental
Many organizations in the medical devices industry face significant challenges in managing rep-led event attendance and compliance reporting due to stringent regulations like sunshine laws…
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Rethinking Revenue: Subscription Model Creates Recurring Revenue Stream
Offering an auto renewing subscription is the most effective way to monetize a periodically updated, content based app. This case study explains the advantages of subscriptions and how we have taken apps from other revenue models, such as advertising, pay to download (aka “premium”) or basic subscription (I.e., non-auto renewing), to the auto renewing subscription model, the success we’ve achieved and lessons we’ve learned.
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Pediatric Providers Now Have Critical Care Resources in Their Pockets
PICU nurse practitioner Charlene Pringle saw a need for a central resource for the latest information on pediatric critical care. As a teaching hospital, UF Health trains many people who need the up-to-date best practices and reference materials for caring for pediatric patients and managing a PICU.
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The Social Paleontology App That Changed The Way Fossils are Shared
When the Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida reached out to us, they were looking to develop a web based social media platform to help facilitate the 5-year mission of the FOSSIL project: to create a community of practice between amateur fossil collectors and professional paleontologists. What evolved from that initial mission is a social paleontology network known as myFOSSIL.
