| 词条 | Yeti (development company) |
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| name = Yeti | logo = | screenshot = | caption = | url = http://www.yeti.co/ | commercial = Yes | type = Application Development | language = | registration = | owner = Tony Scherba & Rudy Mutter | launch date = 2010 | current_status = | alexa = | }}Yeti is a strategy, design and application development firm based in San Francisco, CA.[1][2][3] Beginnings and early historyYeti was founded by Anthony “Tony” Scherba and Rudy Mutter in 2010.[4] The two cofounders met while attending Northeastern University, where they both double majored in computer science and business.[5] Rudy and Tony individually started developing websites when they were teens, sites such as ratemybling.com. As their undergraduate studies were coming to a close, Tony called Rudy and proposed they start a company. A week after school ended, they were on their way to visit their first client.[5] Present dayYeti's office is now{{when|date=May 2018}} located in a SOMA warehouse converted into a photostudio, then converted into a software invention workshop. They have worked with large tech firms in the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley, and have innovated software and hardware products alike. Yeti is also active in the San Francisco development community.[6][7][8] Cofounder Rudy Mutter organizes the San Francisco Django meet-up.[5] He also teaches a public course on Django, a framework for web applications.[5] Development processYeti builds clients’ app ideas via product design, research and development, and a business-minded delivery analysis. Yeti's work on product design entails workshops, user testing, branding, roadmaps and web/app design. The research and development phase may consist of rapid prototyping, iOS and android testing, robotics, Bluetooth and virtual reality applications. Yeti creates custom delivery for clients utilizing open sourcing, Agile development, beta testing, launch support and scaling.[9][10][11] ProjectsYeti has worked with larger brands like MIT, Google, Qualcomm, WikiHow, San Francisco State University, Hershey's and Fenwick & West.[12] Yeti has also worked with several successful startups, including Tape, Encompass, Grubstreet, and Weathermob.[12][13][14] References1. ^Metz, Rachel. Apple Seeks a Swift Way to Lure More Developers. MIT Technology Review. June 3, 2014. 2. ^Yeti LLC. They Make Apps. May 25, 2015. 3. ^Anthony, Scherba. [https://www.forbes.com/sites/theyec/2015/04/16/moving-beyond-computers-the-biggest-opportunities-in-virtual-reality/ Moving Beyond Computers]. Forbes. April 16, 2015. 4. ^[https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/yeti Yeti Crunchbase]. Crunchbase. May 25, 2015. 5. ^1 2 3 OCTOBER 2014 E-NEWSLETTER: A BUSINESS BORN BEFORE GRADUATION. Northeastern University. October 1, 2014. 6. ^Gerber, Scott. [https://thenextweb.com/entrepreneur/2015/03/05/11-problems-anticipate-next-website-redesign/ 11 problems to anticipate before your next website redesign]. The Next Web. March 5, 2015. 7. ^Young Entrepreneur Council. 12 Industries That May Not Exist By 2020. Noobpreneur. February 9, 2015. 8. ^Young Entrepreneur Council. [https://www.startups.co/articles/9-key-factors-to-consider-when-rebranding-your-startup 9 key factors to consider when rebranding your startup]. Startups Co. January 1, 2015. 9. ^[https://yeti.co/company/ About]. Yeti. May 25, 2015. 10. ^Young Entrepreneur Council. 11 Customer Service Mistakes Your Startup Can’t Afford to Make. Inc. April 16, 2015. 11. ^Brown, Carolyn. 13 Things You Must Know Before Forming A Strategic Alliance. Black Enterprise. May 21, 2015. 12. ^1 [https://yeti.co/work/ Work]. Yeti. May 25, 2015. 13. ^Shu, Catherine. [https://techcrunch.com/2015/05/20/weathernews-weathermob/ Weathernews Inc Acquires Weathermob To Build The Future Of Crowdsourced Forecasts]. Tech Crunch. May 20, 2015. 14. ^Hechinger, Patrick. New app Tape takes on Hollywood 80 seconds at a time. Built In LA. May 19, 2015. External links
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