1.6 trillion hours on mobile
At least that was the statistics in mid 2020, and this surge of data is still nowhere near its full capacity.
The coronavirus has advanced mobile usage by 2 to 3 years, accelerating our transition to a mobile-first world.
The next-gen apps
Virtual assistants, chatbots and recommendation engines are a few examples of intelligent applications.
While it’s difficult to formulate a catch-all definition of smart apps, surely they work on desktops and mobiles alike.
Data-driven insights
Intelligent mobile apps combine and process multiple data sources such as IoT sensors, beacons or user interactions.
These smart apps turn enormous quantities of numbers into valuable insights.
Contextual and relevant
Intelligent apps allow for a smarter use of a device’s features. They proactively deliver highly relevant information and suggestions.
Users no longer have to go to their apps. Instead, the apps come to them.
Help at hand
By anticipating user behaviours with predictive analytics, smart applications deliver personalised and actionable suggestions.