ON DEMAND MOBILE APPS:A TRENDSETTER

  Australia holds a place as the  10th largest e-commerce  market in the world by revenue. This is thanks, in part, to Australia is home to a wealthy population within which there is a significant internet penetration; 21 million of the country’s 25 million inhabitants access the internet.  Seventy-three percent  of which are said to have made purchases online during 2020.  In a  report completed by Australia Post  —  the company responsible for delivering all of the e-commerce goods across the country — it was found that between 2017 and 2018 Australia’s total e-commerce revenue was AUD $27.5 billion, and it’s growing by 20.2 percent year on year.  For perspective, retail is only growing at 6 percent each year. At present, e-commerce makes up 10 percent of the total retail revenue.  The top categories securing the purchases from Australian consumers are:  Variety stores – 35.6 percent Fashion – 27 percent Homeware and applianc...

  The mHealth app has nearly made healthcare more accessible and facilitated real-time treatment if required. With the mobilization, a lot of steps involved from appointment booking to visiting are trimmed. It seems the way the mobile healthcare industry is moving, soon the days of physically visiting the hospital will become a thing of the past. Of course, nobody likes to make efforts for the things that are feasible from the comfort of the couch. Saying goodbye to the world of conventionally booking the appointment, the doctor appointment apps have enabled booking, booking cancelations, re-booking, follow-ups, and reminders at the fingertips. The effortlessness has surged the demand for appointment booking apps, and hospitals are increasingly favoring the solutions. The top honchos like- Practo , ZocDoc, HotDoc , and Solv are performing brilliantly and witnessing constant growth and high demand globally. It makes perfect sense to engineer a doctor appointment app. wanted to bui...

  One of the most populated countries and larger economies in Europe, Italy is among the larger, developed, and solvable markets for online shopping in the continent. Dominated by American giants, the Italian market is competitive with a number of foreign companies and some national stores and pure e-commerce players holding their ground. The Italian internet and e-commerce landscape count tens of millions of users; it is among the larger European markets, though not as developed as the UK and Germany, which are themselves far behind the US in terms of size. With 49 million internet users, the Italian digital population is affluent and accustomed to e-commerce and its convenience. Italians use both computers and mobile devices to access the internet often and shop online for a wide array of goods and services. Since the Italian e-commerce market is sophisticated, with high penetration and high solvency, the competition is fairly intense. Amazon, which benefits from the advantage of...