Category Archives: Philosophy

Mobile Web Development: Your First Step

What’s the best way to executive a mobile strategy? With no clear best practices and ever- changing mobile technologies, it can become very difficult for companies to get started. In most cases, a mobile website can be a good first step.  Here are four unique examples in four different domains. 1. NCGA(National [...]
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Shane Kempton Presents at SXSW

Heard of SXSW? For 25 years, this music-plus-film-plus-interactive event has drawn more than 30,000 creative professionals from all over the globe to Austin each March. The five-day extravaganza showcases presentations from the best and the brightest in the area of emerging technology – including Phase 2’s own Director of Consulting Shane Kempton. Shane presented “Steve Jobs [...]
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Video Testimonial – Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon

For years Phase 2 has been a proud partner and supporter of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon. Recently, marathon president Thomas A. Hill took filmed a video testimonial to share what it is like working with Phase 2.
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Software Bill of Rights (Part Two) – Development Philosophy Part 3

In my previous post I talked about why we have a Software Bill of Rights and described in detail the first Right. Let’s talk about the second Right.
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Software Bill of Rights (Part One) – Development Philosophy Part 3

In my previous posts I discussed the way Phase 2 develops a deep understanding of our clients’ needs. Once we discover the needs and can fluently speak in the language of measures of success, we create a technology implementation plan. In the next series of posts I’ll cover my philosophies around the process of implementing a [...]
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