Technology Overview:

Technology Overview:
This website was created on the request of the customer with Wix free flash website creation tools. The content from the client’s previous website was transferred to the new website.
We are flexible in using other systems to fulfill the requests of our customers.
The website is mobile responsive.

Apps for your Customers

Our apps allow you to:
Instantly inform your customers about your news and services
Let your customers know when you have a new product launch the instant it is ready. Let them know when you have a special offer, and allow them to see a picture or a video clip of it too. Let them see the price and even purchase them immediately. These can all be done with a simple, user-friendly interface which - through push notifications – becomes available the instant you have the news ready.
Have a place on the map
Now, customers can not only see where you are; they can even learn how to get to you. By spotting your locations on the map, the customer’s posi-tion through the smartphone’s GPS and Google Maps Directions Services, you can efficiently stand out among all those others in your industry.
Communicate with your clients
The instant a visitor contacts you, chances that he or she becomes your customer increase radically. Thus, it’s vital that you offer them the means. We can offer you anything from a single contact form to live video chat.
Be social
Facebook, Twitter, Google P

lus and LinkedIn are parts of our daily lives, and we bring them to your pocket and connect them to your services. Now, users can follow you anywhere, and you can get the word out sooner than anyone. The connection significantly reduces your workload while in-creasing the benefit for your business.

What We Do For You
Comelite has a very sophisticated Re-quirements Capturing Process. We trans-late your real-world requirements into mobile app solutions that simplify your processes, allow for better tracing of da-ta and open new doors to your clients and customers. We start usability testing and QA early in the process, allowing for an efficient, client-centric design and development flow. This allows us not only keep the costs low, but also ensure quali-ty is never compromised.

Our Clients
Simonson Lumber & Hardware-USA
MBDS-Australia
Vitax Enterprise SP. Z.o.o (LLC)
Meyer Office Solution-UK
Mjsw Design-UK
Tanya Interior Design-UK
Suncombe Hygienic Process Solutions-UK
Archers Co.-UK

RITIS – Al Rammah
Int’l Telecom & IT Services
www.goritis.com
Language: English
Country: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Our Role: Theming, Design and Development
Technology Overview:
This responsive and elegant website is made with the
latest technologies using HTML5, JQuery, CSS3
animations, and PHP. It is a Joomla CMS website, with creative graphics and smart looking design. It complies with the W3C standards as well as the basic SEO
infrastructure.

How to get your business running with a mobile app in 2 days Mobile

users have bypassed the number of desktop users as this report from comScore shows. So it's no longer a case of asking whether mobile marketing important, we know it is!

Some statistics show this trend:

1)Mobile devices are becoming omnipresent across the globe.

•1 in 5 people in the world own a smartphone (Source: BI Intelligence) 

•1 in 17 people in the world own a tablet (Source: BI Intelligence) 

•25% of smartphone owners aged 18-44 can’t remember the last time their phone wasn’t next to them (Source: Fast Company) 

2)Consumer app-etite is growing because app retention and engagement have improved.

•There are 224 million monthly active app users in the US (Source: Search Engine Journal) 

•The amount of time people spend using apps has increased by 21% since last year (Source: Localytics) 

•In 2014, the percent of apps used only once shrunk to 20%, improving from 22% from last year (Source: Localytics) 

•During the last four years, the percentage of apps used 11 or more times increased to 39% in 2014 (Source: Localytics) 

•In Q4 of 2014, apps were opened more than 10 times per month (higher than Q4 of 2013) (Source: Localytics) 

3)Mobile is winning the battle for consumer time in key categories, like social networking and entertainment.

•Digital radio and photos now generate 96% of their total engagement from mobile devices (Source: comScore) 

•Total mobile engagement on social has grown 55% in the past year (Source: comScore) 

(Graph courtesy of comScore)

4)Brands are investing more in mobile ads because they perform better than online ads.

•Mobile ads perform 4-5 times better than online ads (Source: HubSpot) 

•62% of smartphone users are “ok with 15-30 second ads” in exchange for video content (Source: ReelSEO) 

5)Mobile app revenue and the number of m-commerce transactions completed in apps will be higher than ever.

How to Turn Your Worst Clients into the Best

How to Turn Your Worst Clients into the Best

The Case

Last year I was working on a website project for a Canadian company. The client came to us

requiring changes and upgrades to the existing code. It seemed that their developer had left the project in the middle. We accepted the project and gathered the work scope in a meeting with the client. But the more we worked on the project, we noticed holes, pitfalls and shortcomings in the existing code and site (I’m sure many developers have experienced this when taking over someone else’s code). The site lacked many admin functionalities, and several parts of the data was only dummy html, just to show something to the client.

We raised all these issues with the client, informing them of all room for improvement there is. The client was happy with the proposed changes - but then, everything got screwed. As soon as we raised the issue of additional funds requested to implement those changes, the client went mad, threatening to completely abandon the project and wanted a full refund for the work done as well! Naturally, many were upset about this behavior on our side, insisting that the client should not only get a refund, but should pay the remaining amounts as well. Things were heating up.

How We Solved This

The most primary issue is not to panic or react negatively to such pressures. So, while our marketing guy was our primary link with the client, I stepped in and issued a very friendly letter to the client. I told him that we could not give him any quote before the scope of work had been determined, and that he may gladly take the job to any other developer but the same problems would exist. And finally, since we were at the beginning of the project applying these changes would be most favorable to the client as applying the same changes on a live system requires a lot more care and precaution, and might even affect the live data and require migration.

The result? We got the job, at the same budget we proposed. And the client was super-pleased, telling our management that he looks forward to work with me again (and no, I had not asked him to do that!). And he came back to us with other jobs.

Lessons Learned

-          We should have told the client about the possibility of increased costs right at the beginning. Most probably we could avoid the whole hassle that way.

-          It’s very important to be calm, and honest. Honesty prevails.

-          We won because our set-off point was really the benefits of our client. Our intention to go the extra mile was primarily to the benefits of our client, more than our company’s benefits. People are fair and do notice these things

Stay with me as we come up with more examples.

David Niki is the Operations Manager of Comelite ITSolutions. He has been in the software development industry since 1995, working on games, sites, desktop applications and mobile apps.