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Limousine Mobile App

In the United States, there are approximately 12,400 limousine companies operating 126,000 vehicles. About 11% of these operations have fleets with more than 20 vehicles. Limousine companies provide work for 275,000 people and transport 400 million passengers annually.

The explosion in smart-phone use is dramatically changing how limousine companies connect with their customers. Many of these companies are scrambling to meet the demand via unique mobile applications known as limousine apps.

Restaurant Mobile Apps

We’ve all been in that situation, a quiet room just before dinner and your stomach decides now is the right time to let you know it’s hungry with a low, deep grumble. You try to play it off, fingers crossed that not everyone in the room heard.

Given it’s 2016, you’ll probably pull out your phone to avoid the awkward grumble and aimlessly search for a way to curb the hunger. Hopefully there’s an app for that — or at least there should be.

School Mobile Apps

In the tech driven world we live in today, it is shocking how many educational institutions still lack a means of mobile communication. Almost every other industry is stocked with mobile solutions and apps, but in education they are nowhere to be seen. This is about to change. Your students have smartphones, their parents have smartphones, as do you and your faculty. So why aren’t you putting them to use?

Attorney Mobile Apps

So you’ve been in several meetings and got a full plate of negotiating, arguing, and pleading to do (and that’s before you leave the house). When are you supposed to find time to deal with practice development, let alone mobile apps?

Real Estate Mobile Apps

There is no denying that mobile is big. But what does that mean for real estate agents? When you’re a real estate agent, you need three things: leads, leads, and more leads.

When you’re selling a home, you need as many buyers as possible to know about it. When you’re assisting a buyer, you need to use all the tools at your disposal to help them find a property that suits their needs. And all along the way, you need a steady flow of new prospects and clients to keep your business strong.