Studies reveal that Python is now the most popular programming language, ‘Worldwide, Python is the most popular language, growing more than 17% over a five-year period.’
According to Statista, annual global spending on enterprise software is estimated to be $755 billion USD dollars, with global consumer spending in mobile apps estimated to be $33 billion USD. For a business that develops and sells software products and services, this potential presents an exciting opportunity, but that potential can also be daunting.
If you are considering Java for your business or consumer solution or app, know this: By some estimates, Java drives more than $100B of annual business revenue, and roughly seven out of ten wireless apps in development will use a Java environment.
By its nature, Digital Transformation (Dx) relies on new and reimagined technology approaches and solutions with a goal of modifying and optimizing products, services and business processes. Among the digital strategies in place in businesses, is the addition of tools and technology for artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing.
If your business is a web agency or web services enterprise, you can probably use some help! Of course, you understand what your customers want and need. You focus your effort into visualizing and conceptualizing ways to create a more attractive Internet presence, with seamless applications, aesthetic designs, and refreshing experience for your customers business. You strive to offer cutting-edge, innovative online reputation management and online engagement solutions for your customers. Still, there always seems to be more to do and you have to adapt to new technologies, changing trends and changing customer buying behavior.
Statistics revealed that there are more than 8 million Python developers in the world. There are numerous reasons for the popularity of Python in the development community.
According to IDC, ‘89% of enterprises are planning to adopt or have already adopted a digital business strategy.’ There is a very good reason for this impressive adoption rate. Actually, there are many good reasons. As with any other business decision, senior management weighs the value and benefits of a new strategy against the cost and time to make the change.
According to a recent study by Statista, 1.64 million mobile apps were available in the Apple App Store, and 3.55 million mobile apps were available on the Google Play Store. That’s a lot of apps! And, if you are a business, considering a business or consumer application project, you would be wise to consider both markets. Why would an enterprise ignore millions of potential customers and choose only one development environment, when it can appeal to and attract customers and users for both Android and iOS devices with a Hybrid Mobile Application Development approach?
Recent studies reveal that mobile apps are more popular than ever, and growing exponentially in the market. Here are just some of the study results to ponder:
If your business is on the fence about making a move toward Digital Transformation (Dx), you might be interested in a recent study by IDG that surveyed businesses about the results of Dx and its benefits. 52% said that Dx enables worker productivity through tools such as AI-assisted processes, 49% said that that Dx gave the business the ability to better manage business performance through data availability and 46% said that Dx helped the business to better meet customer experience expectations.
