Kentucky recently held a mobile apps symposium and competition, arranged...
Kentucky recently held a mobile apps symposium and competition, arranged by Tech Allies Consulting and Northern Kentucky University Business Informatics Department. “The event was geared toward all disciplines to give the participating students a real-world learning environment in business informatics…
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and to challenge their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit,” Tech Allies said Thursday (http://yhoo.it/Wubnfu). “Students teamed up and were given 24 hours to design, develop, and present a mobile application to a panel of judges and other students.” It emphasized a lack of proper technical training that young people in the U.S. receive and said it wanted to help solve that problem. The event featured more than 75 students who came from the graduate, undergrad and high school level, it said.