Introduction
In 2000, I created my first mobile app for an inventory-tracking project using PalmOS handheld devices. The initial project was a full-staffed team effort that consisted of mobile developers, SAP consultants, supply-chain subject-matter experts, middleware developers, QA testers, architects, business sponsors, and so forth. JavaME came up strong in 2002, followed by Pocket PC/Windows Mobile. I did several mobile projects in which I converted mobile apps to the Pocket PC platform by blindly translating C++ to JavaME to C# .NETCF mobile code. These “translation” efforts prolonged the whole product life cycle. The project achieved a higher return on investment (ROI) by extending the product life because the extra cost of translating ...
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