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Bundleware/Co-software – another business model for mobile apps

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To those developers having offered their apps for free, a more lucrative business model can be bundleware. E.g. where apps are bundled with mobile devices (phones/tabs) or other software packages such as those for x86 platforms. For the latter scenario, the apps may be companion software to their x86 counterparts, possibly sharing same data on cloud and/or synchronizing each other system on different platforms. And the additional possibility is an android VM or emulator like Bluestacks will eventually able to share the same storage and data with their host system when the inter-platform boundary/barrier may start to blur and dissolve. By then android apps can actually become more popular co-software of the x86 architecture.

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E.g. Mobile alertware for PC/Server

In reply to Bundleware/Co-software – another business model for mobile apps

In future, it might be useful to have alertware as mobile apps that signify important PC/Server events, even changes to a multi-user document can be brought to user group attention by wifi broadcast from a smart document management system to mobile phones.

E.g. CEOware to summon a meeting or call for voting

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With a communication server, a mobile app as CEOware can poll for others’ available time slots for a meeting, broadcast agenda and make group appointment requests. Also the CEO can post important subjects for voting or requests for advice by members of the management board and have results fed back in no time.

Business model for mobile apps

In reply to Bundleware/Co-software – another business model for mobile apps

Well your concept of business model for mobile apps is nice.

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