Developer Economics 2011 takes the reader across the entire developer journey, from the shift of mindshare and why "users can buy you love," to how money is made in mobile. It covers the hottest issues, from app design and promotion to monetisation and user support.
Developer Economics 2012 is available for free download at www.DeveloperEconomics.com. This report focuses on five main areas: The redefinition of mobile ecosystems, Developer segmentation, Revenues vs. costs in the mobile economy, App marketing and distribution and Regional supply vs. demand of apps.
Developer Economics 2011 is definitive report on mobile developers, apps and brands going mobile.
In this second annual report, we explore both what drives developer mindshare, and how brands are fast-forwarding into the world of mobile.
Free download at www.DeveloperEconomics.com
Created by VisionMobile, sponsored by BlueVia
This document provides an overview and key takeaways from VisionMobile's recent survey of 3,460 mobile developers. It discusses the growing mobile duopoly of iOS and Android, the developer tools landscape, and the revenue models and strategies used by developers. The document contains 3 chapters that discuss mobile platform duopolies and the gap between platforms, the ecosystem of over 500 developer tools and services, and the rise of mega SDK vendors in the market. It also provides additional information about VisionMobile and the terms of reusing the report.
VisionMobile is a market analysis firm that provides reports on mobile trends. This document summarizes their Developer Economics 2012 report which analyzes the mobile app developer ecosystem. Key findings include consolidation around iOS and Android, rapid adoption of tablets by developers, and challenges around user discovery, engagement, and identifying the right revenue model. The next wave of apps and growth is expected from BRIC countries as smartphone adoption increases in those markets.
移动开发者经济学 Mobile developer economics 2010 report finalAppLeap Inc.
This document summarizes a research report on mobile developer economics in 2010 and beyond. It finds that developer mindshare has migrated away from incumbent platforms like Symbian, Java ME, and Windows Phone towards newer platforms like Android and iOS. Android has emerged as the platform with the most developer mindshare. While market penetration is the most important factor for developers in choosing a platform, there is a disconnect between platform market share and developer mindshare. App stores have reduced the average time for an app to be released and for developers to be paid. However, discovery and monetization remain challenges, and revenue expectations have not been met for many developers.
This document provides an overview and key takeaways from VisionMobile's recent survey of 3,460 mobile developers. It discusses the growing mobile duopoly of iOS and Android, the developer tools landscape, and the revenue models and strategies used by developers. The document contains 3 chapters that discuss mobile platform duopolies and the gap between platforms, the ecosystem of over 500 developer tools and services, and the rise of mega SDK vendors in the market. It also provides additional information about VisionMobile and terms for reusing the report.
The Clash of Ecosystems is a 60+ page report on everything you need to know about mobile platforms. The report offers a critical analysis of mobile platforms, comparing Android, Bada, BlackBerry OS, BREW, iOS, Symbian, Windows Phone and webOS across ecosystems, positioning and business strategies.
Authored and published by VisionMobile
Part funded by webinos under the EU FP7 ICT program
This research covers a wide range of topics:
- Key smartphone platform metrics
- Key trends driving the smartphone market
- The economic models behind app stores & platforms
- Development experience for each of the platforms
- The effect of HTML5 on the mobile industry
Economic models for reinventing telco webcast by vision mobile, apigeeSlashData
1) Traditional telco business models are challenged by new ecosystems-driven competition from OTT players like WhatsApp and WeChat that offer alternative services.
2) Telcos need to reinvent themselves from singular networks optimized for connectivity to modular structures that leverage ecosystems to diversify and drive new revenue from services.
3) A modern telco approach focuses on fostering innovation beyond networks by providing APIs, developer tools, and value-added services to ecosystems rather than competing directly with platforms.
Developer Economics 2012 is available for free download at www.DeveloperEconomics.com. This report focuses on five main areas: The redefinition of mobile ecosystems, Developer segmentation, Revenues vs. costs in the mobile economy, App marketing and distribution and Regional supply vs. demand of apps.
Developer Economics 2011 is definitive report on mobile developers, apps and brands going mobile.
In this second annual report, we explore both what drives developer mindshare, and how brands are fast-forwarding into the world of mobile.
Free download at www.DeveloperEconomics.com
Created by VisionMobile, sponsored by BlueVia
This document provides an overview and key takeaways from VisionMobile's recent survey of 3,460 mobile developers. It discusses the growing mobile duopoly of iOS and Android, the developer tools landscape, and the revenue models and strategies used by developers. The document contains 3 chapters that discuss mobile platform duopolies and the gap between platforms, the ecosystem of over 500 developer tools and services, and the rise of mega SDK vendors in the market. It also provides additional information about VisionMobile and the terms of reusing the report.
VisionMobile is a market analysis firm that provides reports on mobile trends. This document summarizes their Developer Economics 2012 report which analyzes the mobile app developer ecosystem. Key findings include consolidation around iOS and Android, rapid adoption of tablets by developers, and challenges around user discovery, engagement, and identifying the right revenue model. The next wave of apps and growth is expected from BRIC countries as smartphone adoption increases in those markets.
移动开发者经济学 Mobile developer economics 2010 report finalAppLeap Inc.
This document summarizes a research report on mobile developer economics in 2010 and beyond. It finds that developer mindshare has migrated away from incumbent platforms like Symbian, Java ME, and Windows Phone towards newer platforms like Android and iOS. Android has emerged as the platform with the most developer mindshare. While market penetration is the most important factor for developers in choosing a platform, there is a disconnect between platform market share and developer mindshare. App stores have reduced the average time for an app to be released and for developers to be paid. However, discovery and monetization remain challenges, and revenue expectations have not been met for many developers.
This document provides an overview and key takeaways from VisionMobile's recent survey of 3,460 mobile developers. It discusses the growing mobile duopoly of iOS and Android, the developer tools landscape, and the revenue models and strategies used by developers. The document contains 3 chapters that discuss mobile platform duopolies and the gap between platforms, the ecosystem of over 500 developer tools and services, and the rise of mega SDK vendors in the market. It also provides additional information about VisionMobile and terms for reusing the report.
The Clash of Ecosystems is a 60+ page report on everything you need to know about mobile platforms. The report offers a critical analysis of mobile platforms, comparing Android, Bada, BlackBerry OS, BREW, iOS, Symbian, Windows Phone and webOS across ecosystems, positioning and business strategies.
Authored and published by VisionMobile
Part funded by webinos under the EU FP7 ICT program
This research covers a wide range of topics:
- Key smartphone platform metrics
- Key trends driving the smartphone market
- The economic models behind app stores & platforms
- Development experience for each of the platforms
- The effect of HTML5 on the mobile industry
Economic models for reinventing telco webcast by vision mobile, apigeeSlashData
1) Traditional telco business models are challenged by new ecosystems-driven competition from OTT players like WhatsApp and WeChat that offer alternative services.
2) Telcos need to reinvent themselves from singular networks optimized for connectivity to modular structures that leverage ecosystems to diversify and drive new revenue from services.
3) A modern telco approach focuses on fostering innovation beyond networks by providing APIs, developer tools, and value-added services to ecosystems rather than competing directly with platforms.
Vision mobile cross-platform_developer_tools_2012SlashData
Cross-Platform Developer Tools 2012 is the seminal report on the landscape of 100+ cross-platform developer tools with an analysis of key vendors and the metrics of developer experience. (download at www.CrossPlatformTools.com)
Cross-Platform Tools 2012 is the first major report that analyses the complex cross-platform tools landscape, presents the key tools vendors and maps out the trends in one of the hottest markets in mobile. This report presents developer perceptions about a wide range of key issues, from incentives and deterrents to cross-platform tool use to the most-wanted tool features. Our research profiles 15 well-known cross-platform vendors and tools with regard to their technology, positioning and market traction.
For more info and in-depth data, drop us a line at hello (at) visionmobile.com
This document provides an overview of mobile industry trends in 2008 as identified by VisionMobile. Key trends discussed include:
1) The shift from mega-portals to more personalized "me-portals" on mobile devices.
2) The increasing importance of content communication and user-generated content over traditional content.
3) More developers are able to create applications and services for mobile as the internet increasingly reaches into phones through technologies like AJAX and web runtimes.
4) Competition is increasing among application execution environments like Flash Lite, Java, and web technologies.
The latest in our annual Megatrends report series - Mobile Megatrends 2012 focuses on 9 major trends, showing how the software world is impacting the mobile business. Researched and compiled by VisionMobile.
Want more in-depth insights? Contact us at trends@visionmobile.com to set up a 1-day workshop with VisionMobile analysts
VisionMobile - The mobile market in 2011: new facts & old myths SlashData
This document summarizes the state of the mobile market in 2011. It notes that the smartphone market grew significantly in 2011, with Android and iOS dominating smartphone shipments. While Android had the largest share of shipments, Apple accounted for most industry profits. The mobile app economy also grew dramatically in 2011, with over 1.3 million apps available across major app stores and over 45 billion downloads. The document predicts further growth in cross-platform development and new verticals like healthcare in the future of mobile.
File download at: www.visionmobile.com/product/mobile-megatrends-2014/
Mobile Megatrends is an annual report that identifies and explains the latest trends in the mobile industry and their future impact. The Megatrends reports draw on the knowledge base from tens of graphs, data points and insights based on VisionMobile research.
This, 5th annual report, focuses on how the mobile industry keeps reinventing itself and presents the fundamental business model changes behind the apps phenomenon, the evolution of mobile ecosystems and the future of HTML5 vs. native.
Vision mobile HTML5 and what it means for the mobile industrybastila
The document discusses HTML5 and its implications for the mobile industry. Key points include:
- HTML5 is advancing web applications to be as engaging as Flash apps and integrated like mobile apps.
- Despite widespread adoption of the WebKit browser, mobile browser implementations remain fragmented.
- HTML5 addresses technology but not discovery, distribution, or monetization challenges facing the web.
- The web will coexist with native apps, with each retaining advantages in certain use cases.
- A "Web 3.0" model is emerging for discovery, distribution, and monetization of content online following the app store model.
"Mobile Innovation Economics", Andreas Constantinou, VisionMobile @ Tallinn 2...MobileMonday Estonia
"Mobile Innovation Economics", Andreas Constantinou, VisionMobile @ Tallinn 21.11.11
More info at: http://www.momoestonia.com/2011/11/monday-2111-tallinn-full-of-great.html
Asymmetry abound: the new rules of the app economySlashData
The document discusses various asymmetries in the mobile app economy. It notes that apps represent just the tip of the iceberg of disruption, which has led to a modular value chain. Competition is no longer just about profits, and the basis has shifted from reliability to choice. There are also asymmetries between profit generators and non-profits, with a few players dominating profits. PC disruption destroyed the handset industry. Core and complement business models are also asymmetric, with some players using complements to drive their core businesses. Platforms are also asymmetric versus products.
Developer economics 2013 top 10+1 insightsSlashData
The document summarizes key insights from the Developer Economics 2013 report, which is based on a survey of over 3,400 developers. It highlights 11 insights in graphical form, including that Android and iOS constitute the lead mobile platforms, HTML5 needs better native APIs to compete with native apps, and advertising is now the most popular revenue model. It also announces the launch of a new Developer Portal to provide ongoing facts and insights for developers.
Application Environments: Order from ChaosSlashData
Flash, Web Runtime, OSX, widgets, Java engines, Python.. the array of software platforms is chaotic to say the least. Andreas Constantinou, at research firm VisionMobile digs deeper into application environments, explains who’s what and identifies 5 clear market trends.
For more commentary on this presentation see the original blog post at http://www.visionmobile.com/blog/2008/08/application-environments-order-from-chaos
The document provides an overview of the 6th edition of the Developer Economics report from VisionMobile. It summarizes that the report captures insights from over 7,000 app developers globally and finds that the global app economy was worth $68 billion in 2013 and is projected to grow to $143 billion by 2016. It also summarizes that the mobile ecosystem wars are drawing to a close with Android and iOS capturing over 94% of smartphone sales in Q4 2013, and that Android dominates developer mindshare while iOS commands the most loyal developers.
GMIC 2012 - Megatrends, Vision Mobile, Presentation by Mr Andreas ConstantinouGreat Wall Club
The document discusses how the telecom business is transforming in the software era. It summarizes that mobile platforms are battling for dominance while Internet business models are impacting telecoms. It also discusses how developers and tools are fueling a mobile app gold rush, and how telecom companies must unbundle and compete in the software era to survive.
Mobile application markets have grown significantly due to increased use of mobile devices and advances in mobile technology. As mobile commerce expands, the size of the app market is expected to grow exponentially. There are now thousands of apps available across various app stores and mobile platforms, with total industry revenues estimated to reach $27 billion by 2013. While Apple currently dominates the market, analysts predict its share will decrease to 15% by 2015 as third-party app stores capture a larger portion of sales.
This document summarizes a study of over 600 major advertisers, agencies, publishers and app developers on their strategies and plans for social and mobile applications. The key findings were:
1) More than half of advertisers/agencies had not developed mobile or social apps in 2009, but 65% plan to develop mobile apps in 2010, primarily for the iPhone (91%) and Android (39%).
2) For publishers who have developed apps, iPhone leads Facebook. Over 35% expect over 50% revenue growth from mobile apps in 2010.
3) Social-only developers focus on Facebook but 90% are developing mobile apps in 2010, especially for iPhone and BlackBerry.
4) The large
The document discusses how the telecom business is transforming in the software era. It notes that smartphones have reached 30% market share globally in 2011. Android has become the dominant smartphone operating system. This has benefited Samsung and HTC but put pressure on "old guard" mobile phone makers. Profits are now monopolized by companies that have a tailored, integrated value chain from cloud to silicon. Those with a modular value chain are at a disadvantage.
The document discusses the mobile operating system market. It provides an overview of the mobile phones market and the major players in the mobile OS market including their market shares. Symbian, Android, iOS, and Blackberry OS are the major players. The revenue models of mobile OS companies include license fees, advertisements, and application purchases. Emerging trends suggest Android and Windows will grow their market shares while Symbian and Blackberry OS market shares will decline. The mobile OS industry faces high competition and bargaining power of customers.
DW 2015: Andreas Constantinou - The Business Model Mechanics of Internet Disr...Telenor Group
1) VisionMobile is a research firm that studies developer trends and provides data and reports to help clients understand developers.
2) They track developer attitudes, experiences, and megatrends through surveys of over 20,000 developers. This data is available through interactive reports and charts.
3) Andreas Constantinou is the founder and director of VisionMobile and discusses how internet companies like Apple, Tencent, and Automatic have built business models around attracting developers to create ecosystems and drive growth.
M-commerce usage grew significantly in the run up to Christmas 2010:
- 6.3 million people visited retail sites on mobile in December 2010, making up 17% of total e-commerce traffic.
- Ebay saw mobile commerce transactions on their site increase from $4 million in January 2010 to over $3.5 million by mid-December 2010.
- Mobile was becoming an important part of the overall "e-commerce" experience for consumers doing their Christmas shopping.
1. The document discusses trends in mobile media consumption around the world. It notes that over 625 billion people are mobile consumers and that mobile touches 40% of internet users globally around 200 times per month.
2. Mobile is becoming an integral part of daily life for many people. The document presents statistics showing how and when people use mobile media, such as when commuting, shopping, or watching TV.
3. Mobile is changing how people shop. While purchases have not changed significantly, the way people gather product information and make purchasing decisions is evolving as people increasingly use mobile for these activities.
Global mobile advertising impressions on InMobi's network grew 11% from January to April 2011. Smartphone growth contributed significantly with impressions increasing by over 2 billion. Mobile apps also grew rapidly with a 32% increase. The top manufacturers were Nokia, Apple, and Samsung, though Android platforms grew the most. The Apple iPhone and iPod remained the top devices globally.
Nielsen Online Wom Uk Presentation Key Trends For Riding The Wave Of Social...Victoria Alexis
The document summarizes key trends in social media usage in the UK based on Nielsen's research. Some of the key findings include:
- Social media now accounts for 18% of total time spent online in the UK, up from 16.7% the previous year.
- Facebook has the largest unique audience in the UK with 18.2 million users, up 79% from the previous year. The 35-49 age group is the fastest growing audience for social media sites.
- Nielsen's research on consumer sentiments and behaviors online can help companies understand brand perceptions, improve marketing strategies, and identify influential users.
Vision mobile cross-platform_developer_tools_2012SlashData
Cross-Platform Developer Tools 2012 is the seminal report on the landscape of 100+ cross-platform developer tools with an analysis of key vendors and the metrics of developer experience. (download at www.CrossPlatformTools.com)
Cross-Platform Tools 2012 is the first major report that analyses the complex cross-platform tools landscape, presents the key tools vendors and maps out the trends in one of the hottest markets in mobile. This report presents developer perceptions about a wide range of key issues, from incentives and deterrents to cross-platform tool use to the most-wanted tool features. Our research profiles 15 well-known cross-platform vendors and tools with regard to their technology, positioning and market traction.
For more info and in-depth data, drop us a line at hello (at) visionmobile.com
This document provides an overview of mobile industry trends in 2008 as identified by VisionMobile. Key trends discussed include:
1) The shift from mega-portals to more personalized "me-portals" on mobile devices.
2) The increasing importance of content communication and user-generated content over traditional content.
3) More developers are able to create applications and services for mobile as the internet increasingly reaches into phones through technologies like AJAX and web runtimes.
4) Competition is increasing among application execution environments like Flash Lite, Java, and web technologies.
The latest in our annual Megatrends report series - Mobile Megatrends 2012 focuses on 9 major trends, showing how the software world is impacting the mobile business. Researched and compiled by VisionMobile.
Want more in-depth insights? Contact us at trends@visionmobile.com to set up a 1-day workshop with VisionMobile analysts
VisionMobile - The mobile market in 2011: new facts & old myths SlashData
This document summarizes the state of the mobile market in 2011. It notes that the smartphone market grew significantly in 2011, with Android and iOS dominating smartphone shipments. While Android had the largest share of shipments, Apple accounted for most industry profits. The mobile app economy also grew dramatically in 2011, with over 1.3 million apps available across major app stores and over 45 billion downloads. The document predicts further growth in cross-platform development and new verticals like healthcare in the future of mobile.
File download at: www.visionmobile.com/product/mobile-megatrends-2014/
Mobile Megatrends is an annual report that identifies and explains the latest trends in the mobile industry and their future impact. The Megatrends reports draw on the knowledge base from tens of graphs, data points and insights based on VisionMobile research.
This, 5th annual report, focuses on how the mobile industry keeps reinventing itself and presents the fundamental business model changes behind the apps phenomenon, the evolution of mobile ecosystems and the future of HTML5 vs. native.
Vision mobile HTML5 and what it means for the mobile industrybastila
The document discusses HTML5 and its implications for the mobile industry. Key points include:
- HTML5 is advancing web applications to be as engaging as Flash apps and integrated like mobile apps.
- Despite widespread adoption of the WebKit browser, mobile browser implementations remain fragmented.
- HTML5 addresses technology but not discovery, distribution, or monetization challenges facing the web.
- The web will coexist with native apps, with each retaining advantages in certain use cases.
- A "Web 3.0" model is emerging for discovery, distribution, and monetization of content online following the app store model.
"Mobile Innovation Economics", Andreas Constantinou, VisionMobile @ Tallinn 2...MobileMonday Estonia
"Mobile Innovation Economics", Andreas Constantinou, VisionMobile @ Tallinn 21.11.11
More info at: http://www.momoestonia.com/2011/11/monday-2111-tallinn-full-of-great.html
Asymmetry abound: the new rules of the app economySlashData
The document discusses various asymmetries in the mobile app economy. It notes that apps represent just the tip of the iceberg of disruption, which has led to a modular value chain. Competition is no longer just about profits, and the basis has shifted from reliability to choice. There are also asymmetries between profit generators and non-profits, with a few players dominating profits. PC disruption destroyed the handset industry. Core and complement business models are also asymmetric, with some players using complements to drive their core businesses. Platforms are also asymmetric versus products.
Developer economics 2013 top 10+1 insightsSlashData
The document summarizes key insights from the Developer Economics 2013 report, which is based on a survey of over 3,400 developers. It highlights 11 insights in graphical form, including that Android and iOS constitute the lead mobile platforms, HTML5 needs better native APIs to compete with native apps, and advertising is now the most popular revenue model. It also announces the launch of a new Developer Portal to provide ongoing facts and insights for developers.
Application Environments: Order from ChaosSlashData
Flash, Web Runtime, OSX, widgets, Java engines, Python.. the array of software platforms is chaotic to say the least. Andreas Constantinou, at research firm VisionMobile digs deeper into application environments, explains who’s what and identifies 5 clear market trends.
For more commentary on this presentation see the original blog post at http://www.visionmobile.com/blog/2008/08/application-environments-order-from-chaos
The document provides an overview of the 6th edition of the Developer Economics report from VisionMobile. It summarizes that the report captures insights from over 7,000 app developers globally and finds that the global app economy was worth $68 billion in 2013 and is projected to grow to $143 billion by 2016. It also summarizes that the mobile ecosystem wars are drawing to a close with Android and iOS capturing over 94% of smartphone sales in Q4 2013, and that Android dominates developer mindshare while iOS commands the most loyal developers.
GMIC 2012 - Megatrends, Vision Mobile, Presentation by Mr Andreas ConstantinouGreat Wall Club
The document discusses how the telecom business is transforming in the software era. It summarizes that mobile platforms are battling for dominance while Internet business models are impacting telecoms. It also discusses how developers and tools are fueling a mobile app gold rush, and how telecom companies must unbundle and compete in the software era to survive.
Mobile application markets have grown significantly due to increased use of mobile devices and advances in mobile technology. As mobile commerce expands, the size of the app market is expected to grow exponentially. There are now thousands of apps available across various app stores and mobile platforms, with total industry revenues estimated to reach $27 billion by 2013. While Apple currently dominates the market, analysts predict its share will decrease to 15% by 2015 as third-party app stores capture a larger portion of sales.
This document summarizes a study of over 600 major advertisers, agencies, publishers and app developers on their strategies and plans for social and mobile applications. The key findings were:
1) More than half of advertisers/agencies had not developed mobile or social apps in 2009, but 65% plan to develop mobile apps in 2010, primarily for the iPhone (91%) and Android (39%).
2) For publishers who have developed apps, iPhone leads Facebook. Over 35% expect over 50% revenue growth from mobile apps in 2010.
3) Social-only developers focus on Facebook but 90% are developing mobile apps in 2010, especially for iPhone and BlackBerry.
4) The large
The document discusses how the telecom business is transforming in the software era. It notes that smartphones have reached 30% market share globally in 2011. Android has become the dominant smartphone operating system. This has benefited Samsung and HTC but put pressure on "old guard" mobile phone makers. Profits are now monopolized by companies that have a tailored, integrated value chain from cloud to silicon. Those with a modular value chain are at a disadvantage.
The document discusses the mobile operating system market. It provides an overview of the mobile phones market and the major players in the mobile OS market including their market shares. Symbian, Android, iOS, and Blackberry OS are the major players. The revenue models of mobile OS companies include license fees, advertisements, and application purchases. Emerging trends suggest Android and Windows will grow their market shares while Symbian and Blackberry OS market shares will decline. The mobile OS industry faces high competition and bargaining power of customers.
DW 2015: Andreas Constantinou - The Business Model Mechanics of Internet Disr...Telenor Group
1) VisionMobile is a research firm that studies developer trends and provides data and reports to help clients understand developers.
2) They track developer attitudes, experiences, and megatrends through surveys of over 20,000 developers. This data is available through interactive reports and charts.
3) Andreas Constantinou is the founder and director of VisionMobile and discusses how internet companies like Apple, Tencent, and Automatic have built business models around attracting developers to create ecosystems and drive growth.
M-commerce usage grew significantly in the run up to Christmas 2010:
- 6.3 million people visited retail sites on mobile in December 2010, making up 17% of total e-commerce traffic.
- Ebay saw mobile commerce transactions on their site increase from $4 million in January 2010 to over $3.5 million by mid-December 2010.
- Mobile was becoming an important part of the overall "e-commerce" experience for consumers doing their Christmas shopping.
1. The document discusses trends in mobile media consumption around the world. It notes that over 625 billion people are mobile consumers and that mobile touches 40% of internet users globally around 200 times per month.
2. Mobile is becoming an integral part of daily life for many people. The document presents statistics showing how and when people use mobile media, such as when commuting, shopping, or watching TV.
3. Mobile is changing how people shop. While purchases have not changed significantly, the way people gather product information and make purchasing decisions is evolving as people increasingly use mobile for these activities.
Global mobile advertising impressions on InMobi's network grew 11% from January to April 2011. Smartphone growth contributed significantly with impressions increasing by over 2 billion. Mobile apps also grew rapidly with a 32% increase. The top manufacturers were Nokia, Apple, and Samsung, though Android platforms grew the most. The Apple iPhone and iPod remained the top devices globally.
Nielsen Online Wom Uk Presentation Key Trends For Riding The Wave Of Social...Victoria Alexis
The document summarizes key trends in social media usage in the UK based on Nielsen's research. Some of the key findings include:
- Social media now accounts for 18% of total time spent online in the UK, up from 16.7% the previous year.
- Facebook has the largest unique audience in the UK with 18.2 million users, up 79% from the previous year. The 35-49 age group is the fastest growing audience for social media sites.
- Nielsen's research on consumer sentiments and behaviors online can help companies understand brand perceptions, improve marketing strategies, and identify influential users.
Social Media Strategies for Retailers and Brands Nielsen Uk Webinar 21.07.09Victoria Alexis
This document discusses how social media can be used as a framework for retailers. It summarizes key findings from Nielsen research on consumer-generated media and social networks. While online sales currently make up a small percentage of total retail sales, the influence of online activities on offline purchasing is significant. The document advises retailers to establish a social media strategy and ensure visibility into consumer internet behaviors across their organization.
Mobile devices have become a major platform for media consumption, accounting for 27% of the average user's daily media time of 7.2 hours. People use their mobile devices throughout the day for various media activities like social media, entertainment, and games. Mobile advertising is also gaining greater acceptance, with 66% of users feeling equally or more comfortable with mobile ads compared to TV and online ads. Mobile influences consumer purchasing behaviors across different stages, from initial product awareness to in-store purchases.
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VisionMobile is a market analysis firm that offers services related to mobile trends, ecosystems, and strategies. The document discusses key findings from VisionMobile's Developer Economics 2012 report, including:
- Android and iOS have become the dominant mobile platforms as other platforms like BlackBerry and Windows Phone struggle.
- More than half of developers are now targeting tablets, driven by the popularity of tablets.
- Mobile web has gained developer interest but faces challenges around fragmentation, performance, and monetization.
- Facebook is positioning itself as an important platform and distribution channel for mobile developers.
Developer economics 2013 (VisionMobile, Михаил Вакуленко) III Форум Apps4AllApps4All
This document discusses the mobile developer ecosystem and economics. It highlights that Android and iOS dominate developer mindshare but there is still interest in alternatives like Windows Phone and BlackBerry. HTML5 is becoming viable for some apps but needs better platform API access and debugging support. Tablets are reaching mindshare parity with smartphones while TV remains niche. Most developers use multiple platforms but money is concentrated in iOS and Android. Advertising is the most popular revenue model but lowest earning while in-app purchases are rising. There are over 500 tools for developers to choose from to support app development.
Vision mobile developer_economics_q3_2013_v1Sumit Roy
This document discusses the state of the mobile device market in Q3 2013. It notes that Android and iOS together represent 92% of smartphone shipments in Q1 2013. While feature phones are declining as the price of low-end Android phones drops, manufacturers are transitioning to focus on smartphones. New platforms like BlackBerry 10, Firefox OS, and Tizen are emerging in 2013 hoping to compete with Android and iOS where Windows Phone has failed. The market continues to be flooded by a wide range of Android devices at different price points, while manufacturers relying primarily on feature phones like Nokia are losing market share.
Mobile platforms are increasingly dominated by ecosystems centered around app stores. As smartphones go mainstream, iOS and Android have established themselves as the leaders due to their large app store catalogs that attract developers and users. Their network effects have made them magnets for financial investment, while mounting costs challenge other platforms to keep up in acquiring developers and users.
Major software companies, such as Apple and Google, are disturbing the relatively safe and established actors of the mobile application business. These newcomers have caused signi cant structural changes by imposing and enforcing their own rules for the future of mobile application development. The implications of these changes do not only concern the mobile network operators and mobile phone manufacturers. This changed environment also brings additional opportunities and constraints for current mobile application developers. Therefore, developers need to assess what their options are and how they can take advantages of these current trends. In this presentation, we take a developer's perspective in order to explore how the structural changes will in fence the mobile application development markets. Moreover, we discuss what aspects developers need to take into account in order to position themselves within the current trends.
This document provides an overview and analysis of key mobile trends in 2011 according to VisionMobile. It discusses how the mobile handset market is approaching commoditization like the PC market, with profits driven by end-to-end players. It also examines the new roles for OEMs as leaders, innovators, or assemblers, and how software is transforming telecom businesses and the rules of innovation. Additional topics covered include the rise of apps, experience ecosystems through convergence, and challenges of building successful app stores.
Cloud Developer Segmentation Report by VisionMobileSlashData
Cloud computing has emerged from its back-end, client/server, roots, to create paradigms of its own. Processing on demand enables disruptive competitors to capitalise on success, without the huge investments they would once have needed, and standardised platforms are making Cloud development easier than ever before.
Cloud developers have a broad range of skills, making categorisation by technology or target all but useless, so at VisionMobile we divide developers in to eight segments, based on what they want to achieve rather than the tools they use to achieve it. In this report we look in detail at the Cloud developer communities, seeing motivations map to tools and business models, providing an insight into what applications they are creating and how they are creating them.
Vision mobile developer-economics-state-of-nation-q3-2014Arunas Vizickas ✔
This document discusses key findings from the largest survey of app developers to date, with over 10,000 respondents from 137 countries. It focuses on trends in mobile platforms, programming languages, revenues, and tools. The platform wars are consolidating globally around iOS and Android, while regional battles still occur in markets like China, India, and South America. Developer attention is focusing on fewer platforms on average. Windows Phone is gaining developer mindshare but not users, while BlackBerry 10 is rapidly losing mindshare. HTML5 is widely used but browsers are declining as a distribution platform. Java and Objective-C are the most popular languages for Android and iOS respectively, while many developers use alternative languages on platforms. Enterprise apps have higher revenues than consumer
This document provides a market analysis and entry strategy recommendations for a client company entering the mobile applications market. It discusses the evolution and growth of the mobile applications industry, current market trends including usage by platform and fastest growing app types. It also profiles the major app stores and platforms, analyzes the competitive forces, and performs a SWOT analysis to identify strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for the client company. The document concludes by recommending a hybrid business model and entry points for the client.
The Developer Megatrends report series distills the major data points and insights from our research into the most important trends in the developer economy. In this 7th edition Megatrends report, we cover app business models and examine how developers can escape the poverty trap. We look at how consumer technology will invade the enterprise, and how data will be at the center of the most interesting apps in the coming years. We’ll also revisit experience roaming – a trend from 2010 that is now in full swing.
One thing is clear. Developers are a driving force in every industry and a critical source of competitive advantage. Every company should master developer ecosystem skills. Developer Megatrends H1 2015 will shed light on the state of the art in the developer economy.
Digital Winners 2014: Andreas Constantinou, VisionMobileTelenor Group
This document discusses ecosystems and digital business models. It summarizes that successful digital ecosystems lock demand to supply through controlling development, distribution, and discovery. It also discusses how companies like Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon build asymmetric business models that transfer value across industries in order to capture profits not in their core industry but in another related one through a complementary product.
This document discusses ecosystems and digital business models. It provides examples of how Apple and Google built large app ecosystems through their iOS and Android platforms. It describes how ecosystems create "black oceans" where competition is nearly impossible. It introduces the concept of asymmetric business models, where companies generate profits in a different industry than where they create value. The document presents a three-step recipe for digital business models and provides examples from Apple, Google, Amazon, and WeChat.
The document summarizes a quarterly report from research2guidance on the global smartphone app market. The report, called the Smartphone App Market Monitor, provides the latest facts, figures, and trends on the app market and app stores. It is updated quarterly with 52 pages of analysis, 18 tables, and 25 figures. The report helps readers understand opportunities in the app market, identify trends, and make informed business planning decisions.
Virtual assistants have evolved through four generations over the past 20 years. Early VAs were reactive and task-focused, while current VAs are more conversational and can access third-party content. Future VAs will be proactive, anticipating user needs through advances in natural language processing and artificial intelligence. Business models are also shifting from paid apps to revenue sharing from advertising and third-party services. Handset manufacturers and cloud companies will play a larger role.
The document discusses fostering mobile business through enhanced cloud solutions. It describes how mobile devices have become necessary due to increased connectivity demands and the convergence of services on devices. Small businesses can now threaten large enterprises by efficiently serving many customers through mobile and social media strategies. The document proposes a mobile business application platform and ecosystem through a European consortium called MO-BIZZ, which will demonstrate solutions through business experiments and target developers, businesses and industries.
This report explores the untapped e-commerce revenue opportunity for software developers, both those working on mobile apps and Internet of Things (IoT) projects. Case studies – from Amazon to Zalando – show how connected devices, frictionless discovery and payment are changing e- commerce. This leads to a prediction of the e-commerce industry future which will be structurally disrupted, as IoT extends e-commerce affiliate schemes beyond websites, mobile, and apps, onto any physical surface.
Read more VisionMobile reports here: http://www.visionmobile.com/product
This document is an executive summary of the Deloitte Open Mobile Survey 2012. It finds that the mobile industry is undergoing rapid changes as new entrants rewrite the rules of competition. Nearly half of respondents believe internet companies will dominate mobile in 5 years, while carriers will focus on connectivity. Most companies must transition from closed to open models. The summary also notes that mobile cloud, machine-to-machine technologies, and mobile payments show the most potential for future revenue. Gaming is seen as the most lucrative app category long-term.
Enterprise Mobility Solutions: Enterprise operations on the moveSoftweb Solutions
The concept of mobility, the adoption and trends of mobility amongst the enterprises, the benefits acquired from implementing enterprise mobility solutions, and what advantages can be obtained from mobile solutions in the future by the businesses – are explained comprehensively in this White Paper.
Google has taken steps to exert more control over the Android ecosystem by moving critical APIs out of the open source OS and into proprietary Google Play Services. This relieves fragmentation issues as Google Play Services updates are installed on 99% of Android devices. In the long run, it also gives Google more control over the app ecosystem as developers must now adjust their apps for each Android fork. The move fits into Google's overall strategy of "flattening, expanding, and mining" - flattening barriers between users and ad inventory, expanding the footprint of ad opportunities, and mining user data to improve ad targeting. Messaging apps are emerging as the new platform battleground, gaining significant user adoption and investor interest, exemplified by Facebook's $19
Smartsourcing Nearshore IT Resources for Mobile Software Development in EuropeIT Sourcing Europe
IT Sourcing Europe's white paper aims to demonstrate on real-life examples:
• How utilization of nearshore IT resources and smart and innovative approaches towards outsourcing can help Western European companies, focused on rapid growth and long-term benefits, achieve both apparent cost savings and flexibility, and
• How nearshore IT resources can effectively be integrated into mobile software company’s culture, mission and business objectives.
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Building Production Ready Search Pipelines with Spark and MilvusZilliz
Spark is the widely used ETL tool for processing, indexing and ingesting data to serving stack for search. Milvus is the production-ready open-source vector database. In this talk we will show how to use Spark to process unstructured data to extract vector representations, and push the vectors to Milvus vector database for search serving.
OpenID AuthZEN Interop Read Out - AuthorizationDavid Brossard
During Identiverse 2024 and EIC 2024, members of the OpenID AuthZEN WG got together and demoed their authorization endpoints conforming to the AuthZEN API
Threats to mobile devices are more prevalent and increasing in scope and complexity. Users of mobile devices desire to take full advantage of the features
available on those devices, but many of the features provide convenience and capability but sacrifice security. This best practices guide outlines steps the users can take to better protect personal devices and information.
Programming Foundation Models with DSPy - Meetup SlidesZilliz
Prompting language models is hard, while programming language models is easy. In this talk, I will discuss the state-of-the-art framework DSPy for programming foundation models with its powerful optimizers and runtime constraint system.
HCL Notes and Domino License Cost Reduction in the World of DLAUpanagenda
Webinar Recording: https://www.panagenda.com/webinars/hcl-notes-and-domino-license-cost-reduction-in-the-world-of-dlau/
The introduction of DLAU and the CCB & CCX licensing model caused quite a stir in the HCL community. As a Notes and Domino customer, you may have faced challenges with unexpected user counts and license costs. You probably have questions on how this new licensing approach works and how to benefit from it. Most importantly, you likely have budget constraints and want to save money where possible. Don’t worry, we can help with all of this!
We’ll show you how to fix common misconfigurations that cause higher-than-expected user counts, and how to identify accounts which you can deactivate to save money. There are also frequent patterns that can cause unnecessary cost, like using a person document instead of a mail-in for shared mailboxes. We’ll provide examples and solutions for those as well. And naturally we’ll explain the new licensing model.
Join HCL Ambassador Marc Thomas in this webinar with a special guest appearance from Franz Walder. It will give you the tools and know-how to stay on top of what is going on with Domino licensing. You will be able lower your cost through an optimized configuration and keep it low going forward.
These topics will be covered
- Reducing license cost by finding and fixing misconfigurations and superfluous accounts
- How do CCB and CCX licenses really work?
- Understanding the DLAU tool and how to best utilize it
- Tips for common problem areas, like team mailboxes, functional/test users, etc
- Practical examples and best practices to implement right away
Main news related to the CCS TSI 2023 (2023/1695)Jakub Marek
An English 🇬🇧 translation of a presentation to the speech I gave about the main changes brought by CCS TSI 2023 at the biggest Czech conference on Communications and signalling systems on Railways, which was held in Clarion Hotel Olomouc from 7th to 9th November 2023 (konferenceszt.cz). Attended by around 500 participants and 200 on-line followers.
The original Czech 🇨🇿 version of the presentation can be found here: https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/hlavni-novinky-souvisejici-s-ccs-tsi-2023-2023-1695/269688092 .
The videorecording (in Czech) from the presentation is available here: https://youtu.be/WzjJWm4IyPk?si=SImb06tuXGb30BEH .
TrustArc Webinar - 2024 Global Privacy SurveyTrustArc
How does your privacy program stack up against your peers? What challenges are privacy teams tackling and prioritizing in 2024?
In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
See how organizational priorities and strategic approaches to data security and privacy are evolving around the globe.
This webinar will review:
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- The top challenges for privacy leaders, practitioners, and organizations in 2024
- Key themes to consider in developing and maintaining your privacy program
GraphRAG for Life Science to increase LLM accuracyTomaz Bratanic
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Generating privacy-protected synthetic data using Secludy and MilvusZilliz
During this demo, the founders of Secludy will demonstrate how their system utilizes Milvus to store and manipulate embeddings for generating privacy-protected synthetic data. Their approach not only maintains the confidentiality of the original data but also enhances the utility and scalability of LLMs under privacy constraints. Attendees, including machine learning engineers, data scientists, and data managers, will witness first-hand how Secludy's integration with Milvus empowers organizations to harness the power of LLMs securely and efficiently.
UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 6DianaGray10
Welcome to UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series part 6. In this session, we will cover Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI webinar offers an in-depth exploration of leveraging cutting-edge technologies for test automation within the UiPath platform. Attendees will delve into the integration of generative AI, a test automation solution, with Open AI advanced natural language processing capabilities.
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What will you get from this session?
1. Insights into integrating generative AI.
2. Understanding how this integration enhances test automation within the UiPath platform
3. Practical demonstrations
4. Exploration of real-world use cases illustrating the benefits of AI-driven test automation for UiPath
Topics covered:
What is generative AI
Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath integration with generative AI
Speaker:
Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
Unlock the Future of Search with MongoDB Atlas_ Vector Search Unleashed.pdfMalak Abu Hammad
Discover how MongoDB Atlas and vector search technology can revolutionize your application's search capabilities. This comprehensive presentation covers:
* What is Vector Search?
* Importance and benefits of vector search
* Practical use cases across various industries
* Step-by-step implementation guide
* Live demos with code snippets
* Enhancing LLM capabilities with vector search
* Best practices and optimization strategies
Perfect for developers, AI enthusiasts, and tech leaders. Learn how to leverage MongoDB Atlas to deliver highly relevant, context-aware search results, transforming your data retrieval process. Stay ahead in tech innovation and maximize the potential of your applications.
#MongoDB #VectorSearch #AI #SemanticSearch #TechInnovation #DataScience #LLM #MachineLearning #SearchTechnology
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Project Management Semester Long Project - Acuityjpupo2018
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