Through these simple tips, we’ll help you document your master idea accurately and effectively. A clear and well-structured document will allow you to obtain multiple quotations, helping you choose the best provider for the development of your app.
With the increasing number of smartphone users and widespread internet access, thousands of companies are expanding their businesses and offering services through mobile applications.
What was once unfamiliar territory for businesses, organizations, and service providers has quickly become one of the most potent and popular technological tools today.
According to an article published on the consulting firm The CIU’s portal in Mexico, during the second quarter of 2018, 73% of internet users used some form of online commerce platform at least once. This translates to 57.7 million people making payments for goods and services through tools available on the internet.
Furthermore, electronic commerce of goods and services generated around $96.305 billion pesos during the same quarter, with expectations to increase to $421.310 billion pesos in the coming years
There are no secret recipes to guarantee the success of an application, but based on our experience, it largely depends on how much value your app provides to users and the utility it offers.
Every factor matters, from planning, structuring, development, to launch-all play crucial roles that reflect in an attractive, practical, and functional application.
In his book “The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution,” Walter Isaacson provides a well-crafted narrative on the history of innovation, from Ada Lovelace to Larry Page’s thesis, which led to the birth of Google.
The book analyzes information management (Blogger, Wikipedia, Google), the personal computer (Altair, Apple, IBM), software as a business model (Microsoft), and code and networks that foster communities sharing knowledge (Internet, GNU Linux).
Sometimes it seems essential to start coding a tech project, even if we only have a generic requirements document or an RFP. But, is this really the right way to build a system?
According to statistics presented by Ditrendia in 2018, a Spanish consulting firm with expertise in marketing and sales strategies since 1995, people spend 80 percent of their time using mobile apps to access services and products across various sectors. As a result, the development of apps that help companies optimize their operations and increase productivity has become increasingly popular.
