ZHMICRO Mobile Solutions

Mobile Solutions:


WHY YOU SHOULD LOOK TO ZHMICRO TO IMPROVE YOUR MOBILE DEVICE APPS DEVELOPMENT "BOTTOM LINE"

First, ask yourself the following qualifying questions. If you can answer "yes" to any of these, then there is a reason to investigate further.

  • Do you fully intend to compete and succeed in the "red hot" broader Mobile apps development Market?
  • Do you plan to develop mobile apps for cross platform OS's?
  • Does write once – (REALLY!) run anywhere make a difference for you and your organization?
  • Is time to Market important to you?
  • Do you want the unfair advantage of being first to Market?
  • Is not having to maintain your apps after writing them once, compelling to you?
  • Do you have more initiatives than resources?
  • Is your development staff fully optimized?
  • Do you have any projects that your current resources are not able to handle?
  • Have you had to purchase 3rd party libraries and other tools to "fill the gaps" in your current IDE?
  • Would a significant bottom-line savings spur you to seriously consider ZHMICRO?

WHAT DOES A ZHMICRO Z++ VISUAL OPPORTUNITY LOOK LIKE

BEST SCENARIO -

  • 1) A brand new project, versus enhancements/additions to existing applications.
  • 2) All C++
  • 3) More than one target platform (example: Windows Mobile + Symbian + Android + Palm, & BlackBerry are all targeted for deploying your application).

VERY GOOD SCENARIO, BUT NEEDS A CLOSER LOOK -

  • 1) Existing C++ application, where the new project would be treated as just another new service of the overall legacy system. In this case, Z++ would be used as a "wrapper" around the C++ system. The difference is that Z++ does not require ANY OS-specific C++ coding; our Z47 Virtual Processor (which resides on the target platform) handles all of the OS calls, inter-process communications, threads, etc. Thus the amount of code is, at a minimum, cut in half.
  • 2) One or more target platforms (example: Windows Mobile + Symbian + Android + Palm, & BlackBerry are targeted for deploying your application).

NOT A GOOD FIT -

  • 1) An environment totally standardized on any other language than C++. JAVA, .NET, C#, C: If the application environment does not use C++ at all we are not a good fit. Though we will be supporting additional coding environments in the future, C++ is where we shine. Z++ is based on C++. We have just added additional features and eliminated the weaknesses of C++. It is a modernized, easier, more efficient way to write C++ code.