Developer Tech

The Kaazing Platform extends the HTML5 WebSocket standard in several critical ways, ensures that dynamic data flows freely through network intermediaries and can be consumed by every recipient. Kaazing also adds enterprise-grade scalability, security, resilience, and a host of other services that companies are most concerned about when adopting a mobile strategy. This document examines how developers can implement reliable, secure, massively scalable real-time data delivery to and from mobile devices; using the platform for native, hybrid and HTML5 app development.

Sound mobile marketing strategy rests on giving applications a base of visibility leading up their rollout into the marketplace, efficiently managing public outreach and other ‘hyping’ efforts at the point of initial launch, and afterwards providing long term support services to ensure that the application stays at the forefront consumers’ minds via active engagement efforts. This document sets out some of the fundamental strategy to achieve this.

How and why the growing trend of ‘consumerisation of IT’ within the enterprise is taking place, and the new challenges this trend brings to CIOs, CEOs and CMOs of large organisations.

Mobile applications are hot. Barely a week goes by without the opening of a new app store or a new download record being set. It’s no wonder that developers are flocking in the thousands to try to get a slice of the action. But as with any industry in the early stages of its development, there is still a lot of confusion about which business models work and which don’t. Developers must decide how they will monetize their apps as the industry matures and new opportunities to cash in arise.

In the past few years, vulnerabilities in network services have become increasingly difficult to find in widely deployed server software. Attackers have also found more effective ways to make money from hosts compromised using client-side vulnerabilities. With the everexpanding prevalence and growing importance of mobile applications, a further shift in focus to mobile application security—particularly client-side vulnerabilities in apps such as Mobile Safari—is both predictable and underway.