The growth of web applications is pretty strong and the trend is all set to continue for the next few years. As websites are the face of the businesses, the role of websites and web applications can’t be taken lightly. Every year the new technologies and trends add to the website and web application development. Are you aware of the latest web application trends and technologies that will make a significant impact on businesses in 2020 and beyond? Well, if you’re looking for one, I have shared top 10 web application development trends and technologies in 2020 and beyond for enterprises and this might help your business keep abreast of the trends to stay ahead of competitors. 

Also, in this post, I have shared some web application development frameworks and tips to find the right web application development company to help you improve your business performance through better customer engagement. 

Here are some of the popular web applications that most of you are using in day to day lives.

• Gmail
• Facebook
• Twitter

Let’s get started with the web application development technologies for 2020.

Industry leaders are looking for alternatives to leverage the opportunities of tomorrow and this is the reason for opting digital transformation in logistics and transportation. 

The output of logistics and transportation is often measured using three critical parameters: efficiency, time and speed. The industry in order to meet the brimming competition and accelerating evolutions look out for opportunities to create an advantage. 

And, thanks to digital transformation solutions, most executives believe that adding real-time data to their processes and systems will improve their overall efficiency, speed and time. 

Here in this post I have compiled some common challenges logistics, transportation face and some of the ways digital solutions are impacting and benefiting the logistics and transportation industries. 

Logistics and transportation challenges

IDC suggests that IoT spending is expected to surpass 1 trillion dollars by 2022. With more and more companies jumping on the IoT bandwagon, the above statistics holds true. Almost companies across verticals have started to embrace the power of this emerging digital technology to achieve massive success and surpass their competitors. Out of the many, the major beneficiaries of IoT are Logistics and Transportation companies. 

This post talks about the role of IoT in logistics and transportation, its benefits and use cases to help you understand the significance of Industry 4.0 solutions and their impact on the above-stated business verticals.  

How can transportation and logistics be improved with IoT

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