A recent IBM study of 585 mobile application managers and developers revealed that just around one-third of mobile development projects fulfilled their objectives, budget, and schedule. What are the dangers for firms like FIMC who deliver mobile applications quickly?

In the context of software applications that necessitate internet connectivity, a pertinent inquiry arises regarding the means by which app developers can generate revenue?

A recent IBM survey indicated that just one-third of the 585 mobile app developers and managers who participated had projects that met all three of these criteria. What dangers threaten companies like FIMC that develop and deliver mobile applications at breakneck speed?

According to a study conducted by IBM, which surveyed 585 mobile application developers and managers, just one-third of mobile development projects were successful in meeting budget, schedule, and objective requirements. What dangers await businesses like FIMC that build and release mobile apps in such a short amount of time, and how may these dangers be avoided?

According to recent study conducted by IBM, which surveyed 585 mobile application developers and managers, just one-third of projects were successful in meeting their budget, timeline, and goals. In light of this, what dangers lie in wait for businesses like FIMC that are so quick to flood the market with cutting-edge mobile applications?