Mobile Apps

Technology is rapidly changing our lifestyles on a daily basis. From how we entertain ourselves, how we stay in contact with one another, all the way to how we pay our bills. Successful attempts within the world of information technology have significantly changed the way we do business as well. Web and mobile-based applications created a new platform for businesses to expose themselves to new clientele, along with staying abreast to what competitors are using to compete with them. Individual use of these web and mobile-based applications can help a user upgrade his or her own standing in the business world as well, which is what I would like to talk about in this essay. In

Ever since I was introduced to technology, I was always slightly obsessed with learning new ways to make money from it. I have spent the last 5 years of my life sifting through apps and websites to find the best ways to get extra cash. If you are reading this, you are probably looking for some extra ways to get cash. So allow me to direct you to the best apps to make money with. Follow this list and you will save yourself soooo much time. You need these apps in your life!

There is a large market for the selling of APP that the public want or are interested in, such as “Mark Zuckerberg in 2004, aged 19 and studying at Harvard University, Zuckerberg created "Facemash” to let users vote on which the two students were the more attractive. He then developed TheFacebook.com, aimed only at US colleges; new colleges were only added once a certain level of demand was reached. That became Facebook, which opened to the wider world, went public in 2012 and is worth about $14bn)” (Arthur, C, (n.d).

This model is heavily dependent on the newer generation of users flooding the pockets of mobile game publishers like King and Zynga. Total revenue, for these companies, is generated from a small number of users who become addicted to the game. According to The SWRVE Monetization Report [5], it was discovered that 1 to 5 U.S. dollar purchases made up 67 percent of total micro transactions, but only made up for 27 percent of total revenue. 50 U.S. dollar purchases made up 9 percent of total revenue, but 50 percent of total revenue came from the top 10 percent of purchases. Freemium has shown to be a successful business model, but it comes at the cost of the individuals who make it

The costs for creating an app are high and may not be received back by the business if the app is not successful.

Today's enterprises are under tremendous pressure to keep pace with a rapidly changing marketplace while supporting employees, customers, and consumers who are using an entirely new set of capabilities to meet their needs. Capabilities such as social media, cloud services, analytics, and mobility are enabling users and buyers to localize and personalize specific needs to do a variety of tasks, whether for professional or personal purposes. While the combination of these capabilities is radically altering the means by which enterprises need to do business, the move to a mobile-enabled world is creating tremendous opportunities for enterprises to

Anterior research conducted by the Construction Industry Institute (CII) concludes that access to information on construction site begets more productivity in the working environment (Mills and Chen 2008). This serves as a foreground in identifying paperless mobile computing solutions capable of meeting construction industry requirements. Historically, research on the use of Mobile IT applications in construction started in mid-nineties when the apple newton message pad was being introduced. Use of mobile computing system with a personal digital assistants (PDA) for

Our analysis studies the systematic and cost-effective changes Pandora made to its business strategy to gain success. It also discusses the value proposition the company has to offer; as well as compares the success and failure of companies (MailChimp and Ning) which adopted the same freemium business model (Lauden & Traver, 2016, p. 100). To conclude, the analysis explores the main factors businesses need to take into consideration before they decide to use a freemium model.

Background and Audience Relevance: We do almost everything on our mobile devices. From taking photos, viewing important messages, browsing the internet, to even communicating around the world, they have become essential to our society today.

 $35.3  billion  was  for  software  licensing  and  service/maintenance  agreements,   an  increase  of  $3.9  billion  (12.6  percent)  from  2010.”   Although  the  growth  of  mobile  apps  is  on  the  rise,  revenue  earned  from  these   apps  is  expected  to  increase  at  a  slower  rate.  Over  the  next  five  years,  consumers  are   expected  to  continue  wander  away  from  pay-­‐to-­‐download  apps,  forcing  developers   to  embrace

Wino LLC is a leader in mobile technology as well as custom mobile-based application solution. We build from scratch, software platforms that helps thousands of businesses as well as organizations leverage telecom as well as mobile technology in order to maximize their revenue as well as to meet their organizational objectives. Wino LLC's areas of focus are diverse and includes monetization of content, business process improvement, content publishing, e-learning solutions, brand awareness as well as the development of other private and public service software solutions. Wino LLC core services includes the development of messaging platforms, mobile billing platforms, payment gateways as well as the design of mobile portals. In this paper, we provide a project management plan for our own use in the improvement of our business process.

Bespoke apps – The large majority of mobile applications are found on the relevant app stores for that particular device, this is known as off the shelf products. Bespoke software on the other hand allows the application to be tailored to fit the customers’ requirements. This could allow a client the ability to access, monitor and operate their business from their mobile.

There are 47.25 million unique U.S. visitors to the Facebook app on iOS, 72.25 million unique visitors to the Google Play app on Android, and an average of 230 minutes spent monthly on Facebook users in the U.S. There is also multiple graphs about what kind of revenue these mobile apps make that is astounding to me. One graph shows the percentage of revenue from the actual payment of the app. In 2011 85.6% of the total revenue was from the payment of the app itself, 82.8% in 2012, 75.9% in 2013, 69.5% in 2014, 59.5% in 2015, 47.5% projected in 2016, and 37.8% projected in 2017. This shows that as the years go on, these apps will be making more and more money from the advertisements and in-game purchases. Another graph shows the worldwide mobile app revenue. In 2011, the worldwide revenue was 8.32 billion, 18.56 billion in 2012, 26.68 billion in 2013, 34.99 billion in 2014, 45.37 billion in 2015, 58.21 billion in 2016, and 76.52 billion in 2017. All of these numbers indicate that the mobile app industry id getting bigger and bigger each year.

There are many different factors that are important in conducting a detailed marketing and customer analysis. The market potential must be analyzed to determine if the product will be profitable. Currently there are no mobile applications like FirstHome, so we do not have exact numbers to compare the product to. Therefore, a look at mobile applications as a whole will be examined. It has been estimate that the market potential in 2017 for mobile applications will be over two hundred and sixty eight billion downloads, which equal around seventy seven billion dollars (Clifford, 2014). The market potential for this application is very promising because it is infiltrating a growing industry. Also, consumer

Applications make Android phones to be more useful than ever. With apps you can easily perform difficult task that you cannot ordinarily finish on time using desktop. Not that desktop has lost its value since the development of android apps. The point is that apps have really simplify the way people do things on their phone and that could explain the reason why there are millions of applications in the Google Play Store.