2015 sevenval mobile-trends_september

The growing popularity and use of smartphones and tablets has had major implications for field services organizations. While increased mobility is one obvious advantage, the rapid development of video conferencing, mobile knowledge management applications, and wearables is rapidly creating an even greater positive impact.

This document analyzes how internet of things (IoT) technology is being applied to automated guided vehicles (AGVs). It summarizes findings from analyzing thousands of scientific articles and patent families related to IoT and AGV terms. The analysis shows that control is a leading area of research in AGVs and maps out the ecosystem and components involved in AGV systems. It identifies trends over time in areas like sensors used for control and countries active in patenting. The conclusion is that IoT is allowing predictive control and optimization of AGVs while offering new services, and its use will continue increasing as the supporting technologies evolve.

Apple App Store Available Apps 2008 to 2013. Digital Quarterly is series of highly profiled research analyses covering the leaders in the digital economy like Google, Facebook, Apple, LinkedIn, Amazon, eBay and others. Covering and analyzing recent developments related to product innovation, competitive strategies, financial performance, key performance indicators and metrics, acquisitions & investments as well as alliances and partnerships.

This document discusses solar power development in Brazil between 2017-2024. It references several sources and provides a table projecting growth in the number of solar microgenerator consumers in Brazil, with estimates of 808,357 residential and commercial users by 2024, up from 78,343 in 2017. It also notes that solar leasing programs can help drive solar adoption by addressing issues like upfront costs.

This document provides tips for using LinkedIn effectively. It notes that LinkedIn's user base skews older, wealthier, and more educated than other social networks. LinkedIn is seen as a safer platform because it focuses on professional networking rather than social features like photos and multimedia. The document encourages users to fully complete their profiles, use keywords liberally, update their status regularly, connect with colleagues both on and off LinkedIn, provide and request recommendations, and use LinkedIn to research clients and prospects. The goal is to build one's professional reputation and network through active participation on LinkedIn.

The document summarizes mobile device trends from Sevenval's monthly web traffic analysis for September 2015. It shows that the top 10 mobile devices are all Samsung phones, led by the Galaxy SII. It also shows that the top operating systems are Android and iOS, and that over 6,000 different devices access mobile websites globally each month, with the top 5 devices making up 38.9% of traffic but the long tail of other devices accounting for 61.1% of traffic. It concludes that for responsive web design, one must consider all possible combinations of unique client devices, browsers, and operating systems, of which there are over 100,000 in the current market.

This document summarizes mobile device trends from Sevenval's January 2015 database. The top 10 mobile devices by web traffic are listed, with the iPhone 5 in first place at 29%. When comparing December 2014 to January 2015 traffic, iPhone models saw an increase while Samsung models decreased slightly. The most popular mobile browsers and operating systems are also shown, with Android at 62% and Google Chrome the top browser. The document notes there are over 6,956 different devices accessing mobile websites.

The document summarizes demographic data about LinkedIn users from 2008. It finds that the average LinkedIn user was 41 years old, had a household income of $109,703, and 80% had a college degree or higher. It also describes that LinkedIn users were likely to be business decision makers, executives, frequent travelers, and heavy spenders on technology, books, and other business-related purchases.

1) The document provides statistics on device and mobile internet trends from data collected by Sevenval in July 2009. 2) Key findings include that Germany accounted for 68.82% of page impressions, the iPhone and iPod Touch were the most popular devices, and Safari was the most used mobile browser. 3) The data is intended to provide insight into mobile ecosystem trends and be valuable for mobile content and application developers.