ReachEverywhere's consultants are business-savvy technologists. We help you understand the impact of new technologies like wireless and mobile and plan a corporate strategy that integrates with corporate data sources and existing or planned Web and email approaches. From there we provide a methodical approach to becoming mobile quickly, from concept sessions to define goals to cost benefit and market analysis. We help you answer questions like:

• what are others doing in this area?
• can you reach new markets or increase market share?
• how can your business change with such ubiquitous access?
• can you realize new efficiencies?
• what data can be collected that couldn't before?
• what processes can be compressed and steps eliminated as a result?
• what networks and platforms are best for your market/customers/employees?

The web and wireless worlds are filled with pitfalls from device compatibility to network latency. From phones to PDAs to tablets there are more device sizes than ever. Each device size contains several operating system and application platform alternatives. Each of the wireless networks has different operating characteristics from speed to latency to availability. What is appropriate for your customers? For your employees? What constraints must be considered? Are your needs the same as most or specific to your goals?

Developing a smoothly operating solution requires having a sensible architecture and system design, excellent tools and platforms, and in some cases prototyping to see how things really work in the field. ReachEverywhere is experienced in these types of considerations.

Ultimately projects need to be implemented. ReachEverywhere is experienced in all aspects of implementation from development through installation and support. We have created our own excellent core technologies that make it quick to deploy a real-time solution and we are skilled developers across a multitude of platforms.

Our skill set spans both Java and .NET implementations, but importantly also includes accessing legacy systems. We have been developing applications for less than optimal networks since the early days of network computing (see Engagements). This differentiates us from those who have worked exclusively in the internet era and makes us ideal for addressing today's wireless challenges.