For Nashville, a city that often points to a shortage of tech talent, Metova President Dave McAllister says there’s an easy solution.
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Franklin-based app company Metova announced today it has partnered with Yale Locks & Hardware in an effort to improve and optimize the latter’s Yale Real Living digital lock app for Control4 systems.
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Yale Real Living™ digital lock app for Control4® home automation makes everyday living easier and safer
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Nashville has been recognized recently for its economic vitality and a growing base of companies that are on the move. This week, Inc. released its annual list of the 5,000 fastest-growing companies in America, and more than three dozen companies from Middle Tennessee made the list. We decided to reach out to several of these companies and figure out some of their growth secrets. Here are responses from 15 of this year’s crop of fast movers.
Ranked 3523 on the prestigious annual list
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Two companies with operations in Arkansas have teamed up to produce an application called DocNow, targeted to help therapists document sessions with patients and keep up with time-consuming paperwork.
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Dave McAllister took the helm at Franklin-based app development company Metova in December 2012. When he’s not busy overseeing his daughter’s tea parties, McAllister is leading Metova into a new line of business, developing mobile apps for government agencies and overseeing the young company’s search for more office space as it home-grows developer talent.
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Metova and Ntegral Applications announced today they have launched DocNow, an iPad application that assists therapists with the tedious process of recording notes for speech, occupational and physical therapy
Here are four visual considerations that developers examine to help their apps fit into iOS 7 when it launches this Fall.
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All Kindle Fires have a little extra change rattling around in their Amazon accounts, courtesy of the company's new Coins virtual currency. Everybody who owns the tablet got $5 worth of Coins on Monday, and Amazon hopes that will boost consumer in-app purchases while also getting more developers to work on supporting the Kindle platform.
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