Comments for Lars *Rosengren http://larsrosengren.com Sun, 12 Dec 2010 23:31:26 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on The future is mobile by Lars http://larsrosengren.com/the-future-is-mobile/#comment-7 Lars Sun, 12 Dec 2010 23:31:26 +0000 http://ipadexperience.com/?p=141#comment-7 Paul, Thank you for the comment! I agree with your thoughts. I think "mobile first" is not necessarily the universal strategy, but it does facilitate a certain clarity and focus on the core message and interactions with customers. Given such clarity, it is sometimes easier to develop an integrated strategy. Likewise, look forward to elaborating on these thoughts with you. Lars Paul,

Thank you for the comment! I agree with your thoughts. I think “mobile first” is not necessarily the universal strategy, but it does facilitate a certain clarity and focus on the core message and interactions with customers. Given such clarity, it is sometimes easier to develop an integrated strategy.

Likewise, look forward to elaborating on these thoughts with you.

Lars

]]> Comment on The future is mobile by paul depaschalis http://larsrosengren.com/the-future-is-mobile/#comment-6 paul depaschalis Fri, 03 Dec 2010 00:16:46 +0000 http://ipadexperience.com/?p=141#comment-6 Lars, Good article and I agree with many of your observations...although, as opposed to "mobile first" I think where many companies miss the boat is mobile as a complementary, alternative and integrated "channel" to whatever they have from a web perspective. We're saying and thinking the same thing...for example that a mobile app with one or two functions "i.e. balances, store locator" is feable and not meaningful to users and does not constitute a mobile strategy or differentiating experience. Looking forward to building a comprehensive mobile solution/strategy with you. Keep up the good work. Paul Lars,
Good article and I agree with many of your observations…although, as opposed to “mobile first” I think where many companies miss the boat is mobile as a complementary, alternative and integrated “channel” to whatever they have from a web perspective.

We’re saying and thinking the same thing…for example that a mobile app with one or two functions “i.e. balances, store locator” is feable and not meaningful to users and does not constitute a mobile strategy or differentiating experience.

Looking forward to building a comprehensive mobile solution/strategy with you. Keep up the good work.

Paul

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