Mobile Messenger apps market grows extremely. The number of mobile phone messaging apps users in 2017 goes to 1.82 Billion worldwide, as of July 2020 only WhatsApp accounts 2 billion active users monthly, followed by Facebook Messenger with a monthly number of active users а 1.3 billion.
Foursquare was probably the first entertainment startup to introduce location-based services to the mass-market. Later on, Pokémon GO was fueling a wave of augmented reality game app ideas, startups with a location-based touch got back into the spotlight.
Consumers’ attitudes and behavior shifted in recent years. With the advance of technology, people can shop and order services online and mostly want to be satisfied instantaneously.
Global TMS market size exceeded $2.5 billion in 2019, and it is expected to almost double and reach $4.8 billion by the end of 2025 with an overwhelming annual CAGR of 14.5%.
The famous Uber, having investments in millions, has developed Uber Eats. It became the most successful, ground-breaking venture in the sphere. It inspires new startups to take the cue from its colossal success and start food delivery application development.
According to Statista 10 years ago there were 30 000 farming-related apps available on Google Play. By 2016 the number of applications of such kind constituted an amazing 2.6 million and the global market size of the farm management software and services is going to grow from 1307 billion U.S. dollars worldwide to almost 2.9 in 2021, which is more than twice.
According to the latest news from The New Fork, the smart farming market is going to grow at an overwhelming CAGR exceeding 10% and will surpass 15 mln USD by 2024.
No matter how large is your business and how long you are in the market, year by year, day by day you will ask yourself the same questions, every business owner does: how to improve efficiency, streamline supply operation, broaden market share, decrease costs, gain real-time supply chain visibility and provide maximum customer satisfaction.
Until recently when it came to software development pricing, the two most popular models were the Fixed Price and Time and Material. Each of the approaches has its welfares and weaknesses.
Modern people will soon forget the days when appointments or reservations were made by calling, even the simplest operations are now done with just a button click. Three-quarters of the American population have smartphones and use mobile applications for every possible need.
