An infographic of my objectives

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1. The Apps vs Internet debate will continue to be…

Irrelevant!.

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2. The year you develop for the Tablet, the TV, and other HTML5 devices.

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3. The year you Bring Your Own Device to work.

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4. The year you keep calm and don’t worry about mobile payments… yet!

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5. The year you think about customers who do not have, want, or cannot afford a smartphone (and everyone else who wants simple human interaction!).

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6. The year you make search more relevant for customers.

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7. The year you make the online experience for customers gorgeous.

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8. The year you launch your app or web site when it is good enough rather than waiting until it is perfect.

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9. The year you brought social media into your site, and allow customers to tell you (and each other) exactly what they think.

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10. The year you look into cloud computing – especially if your web service suffers occasional but massive peaks in volume.

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You created a great web site that was mobile enabled (with maybe an app), with great context-aware search, beautiful design and worked on tablets and TV. You added in social media, looked into hosting it in the cloud and got it out to customers when “good enough”. And you staff used their own devices safely for work. Damn you’re good!

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Nick LansleyTesco.com R&D