If your business is considering a mobile application for the iOS platform, you are probably focused on smart phones, and that is a good thing, because smartphones represent a huge segment of the market for mobile apps and because smart phones are always in the hands, pockets or purses of prospective clients! Smartphones are ubiquitous!
Maybe you’ve heard. Apple has released its operating systems upgrade – the new and improved iOS 15. This new operating system includes upgrades to existing features and some new features and technology, all of which offer new opportunities for business applications and consumer apps for the market.
This Client is headquartered in Germany and is a leading supplier of integrated solutions and branded products in the field of cable and connection technology in India. The Client has established business operations around the world with more than 4500 employees, 25 production sites and a presence in 152 countries.
If you have an idea for a mobile application, your business must weigh the cost and time to create the mobile application against the possible revenue and visibility it will engender. To create a mobile application that will provide the most potential, and to use that mobile application to become more competitive, you will need to serve the greatest number of prospective customers.
No matter the industry or business function, many organizations are deciding to launch mobile applications to serve customers online and expand their market reach. Yours might be a government agency serving constituents with information and services and allowing residents and businesses to apply for permits, licenses, etc., or perhaps you are creating a gaming application, providing a streaming and subscription service, offering a mobile app for wealth management or creating a mobile application for retail services.
This Australia-based Client is start-up business and wishes to build a B2B eCommerce platform to align the needs of shop owners and suppliers. Its market vision is to identify and provide a transaction process for suppliers and shop owners using a B2B portal delivered via a mobile application.
iPhone mobile application development is exploding! There are just so many ideas, concepts and visions. What is yours? If you are hesitant to take on a project for mobile application development, that is understandable. Most enterprise IT teams are overwhelmed with projects and many of them do not have the skills or knowledge to apply when it comes to an understanding of the domain, the market, the various platforms and tools, etc.
I have had many conversations with friends and colleagues who are struggling to justify the development of a mobile application. Some want to develop a business application to improve productivity, connectivity and collaboration and access for business users and some have a great idea for a mobile app for consumers but nearly every one of them is stalled by the idea that it will be too expensive, that they don’t have the skills inside their own organization or that they have no idea how to get started.
If your business is looking for a way to expand revenue, you may want to consider developing an Android mobile application. That prospect may seem daunting, because of the time and money required to complete that kind of project, but it doesn’t have to be.
When the Smart Watch industry first began to evolve, it provided a lot of promise for businesses wishing to expand market share by developing apps for the smartwatch market. But, there were some stumbles along the way! Now that the industry is beginning to fulfill its promise, your business may wish to make the jump into the market.
