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Developer’s Kick-ass Formula for Building Business Applications

Updated: May 14, 2023 by Nitesh Mishra • 3 min read

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Developers, you know inside out that an enterprise mobile app is not just a pile of files assembled in a sort of professional manner. In the current edge when the mobile strategy has been mainstreamed in enterprises, you have to consider many aspects while developing an app that workers can widely adopt and use in their work environment.

Even an in-house app that caters to the business activities of a small group of employees requires thorough planning during the development process.

If proper attention is not given, the chances of rejection and failure will increase for any business app. Therefore, it is necessary for you to consider the following aspects while developing enterprise mobile solutions:

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  • End-users
  • Objectives
  • Platforms and devices

End-users

I know, you guys are fed up with hearing the word ‘user experience’, but you may not get rid of it throughout your career! You have to learn about the user’s necessities and their work culture to come up with a successful enterprise mobile app.

Users know the problem areas of complex business processes, and at times, they have a better solution to cope with them. You can consult and communicate with them throughout the development phase. Ignoring what the users want in a customized application can lead to failure.

You must work on solutions that effectively address the end user’s needs during the entire mobile app development life cycle. You can rely on surveys, interviews, and social media outreach for understanding the work culture in which your app will be integrated. Focus groups for user testing will help you find and consider the expectations of users with different levels of technical expertise while developing an app.

Remember, you’re going to develop an app for a niche audience. If you understand your users well, you will come forward with a successful app.

Objectives

Okay. This is related to maintaining a fine balance between the tasks and solutions. Just identify the goals and make a list of necessary features. Your app should simplify the user’s workflow while facilitating them to reach daily tasks.

An enterprise app must be developed by considering all the different roles that the users play in a day, and you can develop it by taking all the business aspects of your client into account.

Furthermore, the user should readily understand an app’s purpose, workflow, and connection with existing systems once it is deployed. Just try to make your users’ lives easier by focusing on their goals and daily tasks.

Platforms and devices

Selecting the right platform in a mobile-driven world holds the key to success for your app. Though many enterprises opt for native applications these days, hybrid apps also have someplace in the workplace. The concept of the cross-platform mobile app also has started gaining ground for various benefits including rapid turnaround and integration to the cloud.

Device selection and compatibility is also burning issue especially when it comes to Android OS. It is particularly useful for making critical decisions like displaying features and managing company data.

Remember, you should identify an OS and device type in the context of your mobile app. For example, though an organization extends support to iOS, Windows, and Android smartphones and tablets, you need to consider only iPads if you’re supposed to develop an app for the sales team equipped with iPad Minis.

Offering customized enterprise mobility solutions pose a challenge for you, and if you fail to read the user’s requirements you may mess things up.

Ineffective mobile apps just make tasks more cumbersome and fail miserably in helping your users. You need to decide the features and type of a business app depending on both requirements and circumstances in which the app is going to use.

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Nitesh Mishra

Project Manager at IndiaNIC
WittySparks Network Contributors

Nitesh has some 6 years experience in the software development industry. Initially a web developer coding in HTML/PHP/Perl etc., he later got into mobile app development and now has expertise in project management, working at IndiaNIC.

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