I was very excited to learn that my old alma mater, The University of Georgia, has just named Quickoffice number five on the ‘Bulldog 100’ fastest-growing Bulldog businesses. This distinction, which is sought by hundreds of business owners and UGA alumni, couldn't make me happier, as I have great pride in being a Bulldog.

The Bulldog 100 is a yearly program that recognizes the fastest growing businesses that are owned or operated by UGA Alumni. To provide a bit of background, I received my...

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From all of us at Quickoffice, we wish you a very happy and healthy 2012! We are excited to see what the New Year will bring to technology in general, and specifically for the mobile industry. Last year was truly remarkable, as it was full of new and innovative... 

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Over the past few months, Quickoffice attended several key industry conferences: GigaOm Roadmap and GigaOm Net:Work. GigaOm Roadmap highlighted emerging ideas and market opportunities in today’s connected world. We met influential technology leaders and learned about the future of connectivity and its impact on consumers. Drew Houston from Dropbox and John Markoff from The New York Times both spoke at the event on the advancements in the cloud, mobile and home markets. Dropbox has already hit 45 million users and it continues to grow, as more consumers become comfortable with storing and accessing their digital content in the cloud. John Markoff had an interesting discussion with...

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Last month, I was honored to join a panel at CloudBeat in San Francisco, alongside other mobile industry executives, Andy McLoughlin from Huddle, Nick Mehta from LiveOffice and Vineet Jain from Egnyte. Hosted by VentureBeat, CloudBeat is a newer industry event that focuses on disruptive technologies across all sectors of the cloud. Their goal is to ‘uncover the solutions that are changing the way businesses serve customers and empower employees’.

The panel I joined focused mainly on the adoption of cloud in the mobile sector, and more specifically on iPads in the enterprise. We discussed Apple’s growing deployment within businesses and...

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On Monday, I had the pleasure of being in Los Angles for the annual Mobile Excellence Awards, which celebrates the best companies and individuals in mobile entertainment and technology. I am beaming with pride and excitement to report that Quickoffice was the chosen winner in the 'Best Mobile Application for Utility or Business’ category! We were thrilled to be invited to this highly regarded event and honored to be one of the selected winners for such an esteemed distinction...

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Quickoffice has been busy this past quarter, announcing several application updates, appointing new executives and increasing our overall user base. We’re excited at the company’s momentum and plan to continue our rapid growth.

 To demonstrate this momentum, in addition to reaching ten million registered users this year, we were also just named to the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies. Quickoffice has experienced a three-year sales growth rate of 368 percent, making us...

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Last week we were delighted to learn our app, Quickoffice Pro HD for iPad, won this year’s Gold award from Tech Awards Circle in the SOHO / Consumer software category! We couldn’t be happier to be a selected winner by the judges, a circle of independent journalists and reviewers, each with at least a decade of experience covering technology from consumer electronics to enterprise computing. This honor is another testament to...

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The MobileBeat conferences never disappoint and this summer’s event in San Francisco was no different.

I had the honor of joining two great mobile minds – Aaron Levie, CEO of Box.net, and Bob Tinker, CEO of MobileIron – on the panel, 'Enterprise Mobile Apps, Definitely Not Business as Usual.'

 My perspective comes from the development of our mobile Office apps, which let users edit and manage files from their tablets or smartphones. Box.net is one of our cloud storage partners. The MobileIron team developed their Virtual Smartphone Platform to give IT professionals... 

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The last few months have been pretty busy at Quickoffice. In case you missed it, here’s a quick run-down.

 We hired our first CFO, promoted the man who’s helped put our software directly on more than 300,000,000 devices in nearly 200 countries and saw our mobile Office apps pre-loaded on five new devices from companies... 

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In the wireless world, there are a variety of operating systems for developers, such as Quickoffice, to pursue. The list includes Android, Bada, BlackBerry, iOS, MeeGo, Symbian, and also, webOS. The last, webOS, is being more closely watched than ever, especially since HP bought Palm, which originally developed the elegant platform...

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