Ted Woodbery, Chief Experience Officer, to speak on cross-platform CRM.

(PRWEB) May 14, 2013

UIEvolution, Inc., the global leader in connected screen solutions, announced today that it has been asked to speak at APPNATION’s Cross Platform Summit addressing cross-platform CRM and how brands are leveraging mobile, apps and other emerging platforms to acquire new customers. UIEvolution’s Chief Experience Officer, Ted Woodbery, will be joined on the panel with Tom Cramer, Strategy Director at Razorfish.

20-year industry veteran heads up mobile industry leader’s User Experience Practice.

Seattle, Wash (PRWEB) May 15, 2013

UIEvolution, Inc., the global leader in connected screen solutions, announced today that Ted Woodbery has been named as the company’s Chief Experience Officer. Woodbery will lead the company’s customer experience practice working closely with UIEvolution’s customers.

We are proud to announce we have been recognized by the telematics industry as a finalist for two awards at the Telematics Detroit 2013 Conference and Exhibition. We were nominated for the “Best Automotive Application Award” and Chris Ruff, our CEO and President, is a finalist for the “Telematics Leadership Award”.

The Evolution Platform, is a suite of cloud-based, multi-screen, client and server-side application enablers and technologies, solves many of the industry’s pains.

We all know that “digital” solutions are a requirement for doing business. Digital has moved from web to mobile to now many, many new screens. To make all those screens work together the right way takes cloud-based software and device-resident technology working together in new ways.

UIEvolution announced today that it has hired Mr. Phil Neiswender as its Chief Legal Officer (CLO) and Executive Vice President of Corporate Development.  He will also serve as the Company’s Corporate Secretary.  Mr. Neiswender will manage the legal and business operations functions across UIEvolution’s global offices and work with the rest of the management team to help drive the company’s overall business strategy and expansion.

If you are not yet familiar with Augmented Reality, there is no doubt that this technology will find you soon. Companies are applying the computer generated scenes to their advertising campaigns; museums and city tours are applying the technology for personalized guides; and retailers have started to attract shoppers through “Augmented Retail”.

CNN writer, Stephanie Orma, reviewed hotels across the country and selected the top 10 technology savvy places to stay. More and more hotel brands are striving to keep pace with the rapid changes in technology, all while satisfying the guest experience. A select few stand out from the crowd.

Technology is a face-paced industry. The travel industry is working to keep pace, providing tech-savvy solutions for business travelers and family vacationers alike. Whether it be scanning a mobile device to check-in at the airport, or sending maps to in-car navigation systems the technology available to users needs to function at home and on the road. A few fun statistics on the travel industry:

With CTIA just around the corner, we are reminded how influential the wireless industry has become. Over half of the mobile devices in the U.S. are smartphones, see the infographic below for details on the evolution of the smartphone, brought to you by our friends at The Wireless Association. The infographic is originally from CTIA’s blog, and it can be found here.