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Opinion | Alin Turcu (Cognizant Softvision): Mobile Development and the Race To Cross-Platform
Since the turn of the century, mobile app development has increased dramatically year over year. In Q1 of 2020, the Apple App Store had approximately 1.8 million applications while Google Play Store had approx. 2.5 million. More important, every indication says this trend will continue, and with COVID-19 impacting every business of every size, the reality is that all businesses are now developing a mobile presence in addition to one on the web.
Mobile Development and the race to cross-platform
Mobile app development has increased dramatically year over year. In Q1 of 2020, the Apple App Store had approximately 1.8 million applications while Google Play Store had approx. 2.5 million. More important, every indication says this trend will continue, and with COVID-19 impacting every business of every size, the reality is that all businesses are now developing a mobile presence in addition to one on the web.
Opinion | Alin Turcu (Cognizant Softvision): Mobile app development post COVID-19
By Alin Turcu, Mobile & AI Community Manager at Cognizant Softvision Given the economic hardship facing a slew of industries, and uncertainty the continued uncertainty brought on by COVID-19, it seems reasonable to assume that the mobile app development ecosystem would also be adversely affected. However, on the contrary, the mobile app development industry has been playing to its strengths, and reinforcing innovations to keep the industry thriving.
Mobile app development post COVID-19
Alin Turcu, Mobile & AI Community Manager at Cognizant Softvision gives insight to trends during the pandemic and what to expect from future app development post COVID19. In a very short period of time, the world went from being mobile to being stationary. The majority of individuals, with the exception of front-line workers, have been sheltering at home.
Analysis of Inappropriate Admissions of Residents of Medicalized Nursing Homes to Emergency Departments: A Prospective Multicenter Study in Burgundy
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription . Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. To determine the rate of inappropriate admissions to emergency departments (EDs) and to identify determinants of these admissions. 1000 Burgundy MNH residents admitted to EDs, from April 17 to June 20, 2013. For each subject, a questionnaire was completed.
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