The general session for all Emory people interested in mobile applications begins at 11:00 AM in Goizueta Business School Room 234. The session will also be available as a webinar for those who cannot attend in person.
The first session will cover how a mobile app platform can help us build and maintain certain classes of mobile apps that we frequently develop at Emory such as mobile content (like Emergency Codes and Safety reporting apps), protocol wizards (like the Massive Transfusion Protocol mobile app and Antithrombotic Therapy Interruption Protocol), and reference information (such as Emory Healthcare Mobile for Clinicians).
Presently, when we develop these as native iOS and Android applications we need more highly skilled developers who maintain multiple codebases for iOS and Android. We also need to update these applications more frequently once they are deployed. Platforms like ModoLabs offer attractive alternatives to this process.
The lunch session will be an open discussion and demonstration of an Emory app (Emergency Codes) that we’ve redeveloped with the mobile app platform as well as a discussion of security, deployment, and administration considerations.
In the afternoon session, ModoLabs will present on their primary product which is built on their mobile app platform—their mobile campus which is a direct competitor to Blackboard Mobile. The ModoLabs product is known in the marketplace as being far superior to Blackboard Mobile, so we thought it would be helpful to have ModoLabs present on this solution while they were here even though our primary interest at this time is in the mobile app platform and not their campus solution.
Time
Location
Session Topics
Registration
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
GBS – 234
How a mobile app platform can help build research and clinical apps
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