Yes, you read that headline correctly. On a blog focused on bringing you the latest tech trends and coaching you through the app development process, we’re pumping the brakes a bit and talking today about reasons why building a mobile app or web app might NOT be a good idea for your business or organization. If you know anything about us, you know
The new year is a great time to focus on new customer features in a mobile or software application, set some goals for user acquisition or put some new processes and systems in place to grow your business. Today, we’re introducing you to some resources that will help you set a plan for user
At Oak City Labs we love that we have the privilege of working with clients at all different stages of business. From the quintessential start-up, to long-established businesses, and those all in between, we have a history of helping folks at any stage.
The Small Business and Technology Development Center (SBDTC) recently held a symposium on the Small Business and Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs through the government.
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays of the year because family and friends slow down, gather around the table, and simply give each other the gift of our time. Today, our team is hopping on the blog to each share what we’re grateful for this year with our team, our company, our clients and our community. What are you grateful for this season?
We recently took part of our team to All Things Open in downtown Raleigh. It’s a great, affordable conference for developers and super inexpensive if you live in the Raleigh area. If you weren’t able to attend, we’re sharing a few musings from our viewpoint.
Hurricane season may be tapering off as we enter the last week of October, but the use of technology during all sorts of natural disasters shows no signs of stopping. As we all know, the United States experienced three powerful hurricanes in August and September (Harvey, Irma and Maria), each delivering an unprecedented
At Oak City Labs, we work with clients in the healthcare space and know the importance of software compliance. Today, we’re providing an introduction to the two main types of compliance you should be aware of as you begin the process of building a
One of the most common questions to pop up when we talk with potential clients (besides “How much?!”) is “What technology can we use that is already out there?”. Regardless of budget, it’s always a good idea to evaluate what technology components
With its release, iOS 11 will drop support for some of your existing apps causing those apps to stop working altogether. What does that mean? Older apps that are still running with 32-bit architecture will no longer open or work once you upgrade to iOS 11. Only apps using a 64-bit architecture will work in iOS 11.
