Managing Mobile Apps: Accelerating Adoption of Mobile Apps in Healthcare in Pharma
Mobile apps have taken center stage within the health care and pharmaceutical industry because of the business value they provide not just for employees but for ‘extended workers’ as well, like clinicians and care givers, as well as researchers and field service personnel.
Some of the most challenging aspects of the mobile puzzle revolve around what it takes to deploy, secure, and manage mobile apps for everyone in the organisation.
In this webinar Dave Sherman, Director of Healthcare, and Stephen Skidmore, Director of Product, at Apperian, will explore how leading healthcare and pharmaceutical companies are transforming their business with mobile apps and how an app-centric approach can smooth out those challenges.
By attending you will learn.
- How leading healthcare and pharmaceutical companies are using apps to increase the productivity and what their biggest lessons learned are
- How to create a mobile strategy that reaches 100% of all your workers
- What mobile app management (MAM) is and why it’s rated the top choice for deploying, securing and managing enterprise apps to managed and unmanaged devices
Presenters:
Dave Sherman
Director of Healthcare Sales
Apperian, Inc
David Sherman is Director of Healthcare Sales at Apperian. His career in High Technology has given him a broad background in Enterprise technologies including hardware and software systems integration, networking, internet and mobility systems. For the last 8 years, David has focused on Mobile software and Security. Most recently David has worked on large-scale mobility systems addressing security and distribution of mobile apps for Healthcare, Pharma, Medical Device and Hospitals organizations.
Stephen Skidmore
Director of Product Marketing
Apperian, Inc.
Stephen Skidmore is the director of product marketing at Apperian. He has more than 20 years working for software technology driving product innovation and go-to-market for companies including Lotus, IBM, and EMC. Stephen also ran his own consulting business helping technology companies develop their product strategies.
