JW: Currently about 10% of our traffic to our primary web property ( Coolspotters.com ) is mobile, and the entire user base of our native iOS apps are mobile. I don't have specific numbers handy for a quick reply.
NR: How do you solve the data challenge and what do you do with the data you collect?
JW: We use a variety of tools to collect and derive value from data. Our primary storage for core application data is Percona Server (a MySQL distribution). We use MongoDB…
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