Low cost social, collaboration and mobile applications to drive engagement and new revenue streams. Product management and strategy consultancy specialists in social, collaboration and mobile. Interim management.
How we work
Multizone work closely with clients to establish detailed terms of reference for any project.
- We like to have specific timetabled deliverables or immovable deadlines like trade shows or other events.
- We like to be retained by clients or to have an agreed call-off budget set in advance. We also work on a project-by-project basis at a higher rate.
- We can invisibly become part of our client’s team, using client email, attend client meetings, and working with client employees.
Angus Fox
ANGUS FOX Director of Multizone Limited, has 25 years experience of software product management and marketing worldwide at HP, BT, Microsoft, Lotus and Oracle and numerous startups and corporate clients.
He is a subject matter expert in collaboration, cloud computing, mobile, operating systems, and their ecosystems.
Multizone concentrates on creation of low cost mobile applications for the public sector and for policing in particular, as well as providing strategic consulting on collaboration, social software, mobile applications and the strategies of major software companies in these markets.
Clients of our best practice workshops and field training in the use of social media are able to exploit social media with measurable results.
Since early 2009 Angus has led the ‘Devnest’ technology community for developers of social networking technology at The Guardian in London. Devnest is free to all and sponsored by Multizone, The Guardian Open Platform, and Amazon Web Services and officially supported but independent of Twitter Corporation.
In May 2011 Multizone delivered a revolutionary mobile application for Surrey Police developed using local developers from the Devnest community enabling the police to provide better, faster, and more engaging information to local communities using public real time social information networks and open data. This project uses open data and Twitter as its platform, and is one of six Home Office trailblazer projects.
Angus was listed in Wired Magazine, November 2009 as part of the ‘UK Twitterati’
James E Smith OBE
Our diversification is being led by JAMES E. SMITH OBE who brings to bear a great deal of experience in the public sector in general, and in community safety in particular.
His experience has included:
- Several technical management positions, at BOC (Manager, New Ventures), John Brown Engineering and Fraser Nash (Group Technical Director), after several years in the aerospace industry in the USA.
- Over a quarter of a century as an elected councillor in the London Borough of Merton and for the last decade as a Surrey County Councillor.
- Cabinet Member at Surrey County Council in transport and community safety (For eight years during the last decade)
- Advisor to SEEDA on establishment of the south east of England Fire board; and its inaugural chairman
- Member of Surrey Police Authority and elected as its chairman 2006-2008
- Member of the Council of the Association of Police Authorities
- Member of the Police National Pay Board
- Elected a fellow of the Institute of Directors
- Appointed as an officer of the order of the British Empire (OBE) in 1989
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