Keyideas Expands Mobile App Development Support To New Businesses

Keyideas, a web design and application development company, has recently expanded and increased their focus on mobile app development with the goal of supporting new businesses. The driving reason behind this expansion lies in the fact that small businesses often don’t have the resources or personnel to devote in developing or supporting mobile apps that large companies do. New businesses are also often at a disadvantage because they don’t have the large budget or the experienced mobile developers that would allow them to jump right into the game. Because of that, they are often at a disadvantage. By leveling the playing field, Keyideas will give these new and small businesses the chance to draw customers away from their larger competitors.

Keyideas employs a professional, experienced team of mobile app developers to design, build, and publish apps for Apple iOS, Google Android, and Windows Mobile. Many of these apps are created using a combination of JavaScript, CSS3, HTML5, and cloud storage. This enables the Keyideas programmers to create hybrid applications for clients that are not platform-dependent. All of the apps developed by Keyideas are done using a set of cross-platform development tools that allow them to create apps that will reach all of a client’s customers no matter what platform a customer uses. This innovative thinking is one of the reasons why Keyideas has become known for its reliable, advanced apps that have allowed new businesses to more than just meet their goals.

While designing apps for current platforms has always been a focus for the company, Keyideas also strives to be the first to master app development for new and emerging platforms. To that end, customers can work with the company to create apps for the latest versions of iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile. The company also keeps up to date with the most recent advancements in hardware, too. They have recently begun programming for the most recent versions of the iPad, iPhone, and Windows Mobile and the new introduced ‘Beacon’ technology for retail stores.

Shreyes Kejariwal, CEO of Keyideas, has noted on several occasions how important mobile app development has become to businesses, especially those that are still small or are within the first few years of their operation. “Our mobile development team has responded to every challenge our small business customers have thrown at them, and we look forward to being the go-to resource for any business that needs mobile apps developed.”

The apps created by Keyideas are available in Apple’s iStore and on Google Market. As with all of the company’s work, the mobile apps developed by the application development team follow the Keyideas Difference: to offer dedicated, high quality services done on a very aggressive development schedule. This lends itself to the support of new businesses by offering these businesses the apps they need very quickly. New app versions and documentation are released on a very regular basis, allowing customers the chance to provide feedback often. This feedback is incorporated into each new release of the app, leading to weekly internal builds with new features and upgrades. “Few development companies can offer this type of rapid development,” Kejariwal noted.

About Keyideas:

Keyideas is the fastest growing software development company in India that focuses on helping local and international companies with their web development and mobile app development needs. The company is composed of professionals whose expertise lies in PHP, ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET, WordPress, iOS, and other web services. The company prides itself on its outstanding web application development, e-commerce development, and enterprise software development as well as iPhone app, iPad app, and android app development. Keyideas is led by CEO Shreyes Kejariwal.

Keyideas Infotech
G-1, Saket
New Delhi-110017
INDIA

Contact:
Krish Kumar
Ph: +1 (617) 934-6763
Skype: keyideasphone
Email: sales@keyideasinfotech.com
Website: www.keyideasinfotech.com/

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