AdaptivApps Unveils Executive Team, Launches Commitment to Develop User-Friendly Apps for Disability Community
DALLAS, March 5, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Apps, for everyone.
Powered by C-Hear's patented core technology, new corporation AdaptivApps announces its foundational mission to develop innovative Apps catering to the disability community. A female-owned, public benefit company, AdaptivApps is committed to design and develop fully accessible Apps by removing physical, audible and visual barriers.
Says C-Hear founder and CEO Adena Harmon, "Simply put, we're changing ? drastically improving ? how people with different abilities use Apps."
AdaptivApps' first client is the Angel City Games, for which it will develop an App to help spectators, families and 300 athletes from 19 states and three countries easily navigate the complexities of transportation and participation in one of America's premier Paralympic events.
"The power of our core technology is perfectly prepared to deliver solutions in the online digital accessibility space," says C-Hear executive developer, Austin Howe.
AdaptivApps also unveils its executive team, led by CEO Linda Robison, COO Tasha Johnston and CFO Nikhil Jeevaraj.
Robison has 37 years' experience in the financial industry, while Johnston is an award-winning Human Resource Executive and long-time disability advocate, and Jeevaraj comes to AdaptivApps from his role as financial advisor at Dallas' Centric Wealth.
ABOUT ADAPTIVAPPS
Founded in 2020 by C-Hear CEO Adena Harmon, AdaptivApps is a female-owned, public benefit corporation providing a positive social impact in the world of digital inclusivity. AdaptivApps creates fully accessible apps for everyone no matter their ability by removing barriers whether physical, audible or visual. AdaptivApps designs and develops fully accessible apps for everyone ? no matter their ability or disability ? by removing all barriers: physical, audible and visual. Powered by C-Hear's revolutionary and patented core technology, AdaptivApps is changing how people with different abilities use apps.
ABOUT C-HEAR
A Dallas-based company launched in 2015, C-Hear was created for the purpose of delivering a small digital footprint file containing both image and sound. C-Hear's revolutionary Codec will help the seven million visually impaired Americans "hear" images on the Internet, while also allowing health-industry companies and their patients a smooth transition into the age of ADA compliance. Recognizing that more than 30 percent of all websites (more than 87 million) use WordPress as their primary framework for the administration of content, C-Hear is developing a WordPress plugin set of widgets and templates. Having found its space snuggled between static images and fast-moving videos, C-Hear is proud to be a disruptive enabler of talking pictures.
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