Is your business fully equipped to harness the potential of a mobile workforce in 2024? With the Mobile Workforce Management Market experiencing a significant surge, reaching a valuation of USD 3.89 Billion in 2020 and projected to hit USD 10.46 Billion by 2028 at a remarkable CAGR of 13.16%, the need for robust mobile workforce software has never been more crucial.
Are you part of the rapidly growing mobile workforce or leading a team navigating the nuances of remote collaboration? In an era where flexibility and adaptability are paramount, the mobile workforce has become an integral component of modern businesses. As we enter 2024, the need for effective mobile workforce strategies has never been more crucial. This blog explores five key strategies tailored to elevate your mobile workforce management in the dynamic landscape of 2023.
Earlier this year, we relaunched our Android-App on a completely new codebase and switched to a new underlying development framework to enhance stability, performance, and security for our users. Due to this step, some features had to be removed for a while – but they are all coming back.
Push notifications have carved their own niche as a powerful tool for continuous user engagement. Regardless of whether an app is actively in use, they deliver your messages straight to your user's device. Two useful tools to enhance your push notification strategy are Segment and Courier. In this article, we show you how to set up Courier to listen to your Segment events and then send push notifications to an Android device based on data from these events.
Perhaps because we are constantly swamped with push notifications, they can go overlooked as a messaging category. They are nevertheless an important medium of modern communication, and a more diverse one than you might think. Push notifications initialize interactions between a recipient and a sender, in an era of communication where response times are measured in seconds. Such high-frequency information requires effective distillation to remain efficient and to avoid flooding recipients with noise.