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Importance of mobile application in business world
On recent studies show that millennials and generation Z account for more than one third of the world’s population. What’s more, these two generations are also responsible for the largest purchasing power on the planet. Interestingly, these studies also indicated that millennials open and use more apps than any other generation. When you combine these stats and consider that almost every individual in these brackets has a preference for mobile devices, the importance of mobile apps in the market is clear.

In today’s high-tech world, digital media plays a huge role in our lives. However, many small business owners still believe that having a website or a page is sufficient to attract and get in touch with their customers—and this just isn’t true.

Mobile business applications have become a necessary marketing tool for all businesses, regardless of the size of their industries. While many business owners may think developing and having an app is too expensive or an unnecessary investment, a mobile app can actually help a small business engage with and build their customer base, drive sales, and improve their reputation in the market. In long run, mobile apps actually acts as an shop or store of your company.

More and more mobile apps is building up in Malaysia, bank like maybank, hong leong & etc, online shopping like lazada, zalora, ubuy & etc, which encourage loyal customer to sign in with getting more benifit or discount. The main tactic is to encourage loyal customers to bring their friends in by providing more benifits and services. It is a bigdata world now.. If small & medium company still not going into it, it is hard for them to go far for the coming years.

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In the past, the BTec coursework-only qualifications were considered by many to be inferior to A-levels. Most elite universities would not accept them, grammar schools didn’t teach them and many students had never even heard of them.

These days, much has changed. Recent figures from Ucas show that the number of A-level students achieving grades ABB (the average grades you need to get into the top ranked universities) has fallen by 2,500 over the last year, but the number of BTec students achieving the equivalent has gone up by 16%. So, with an increasing number of students taking BTecs, doing well and going on to study at undergraduate level, are top universities finally beginning to take them seriously?

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BTEC stands for the Business and Technology Education Council. A BTEC is a qualification that’s based on practical study rather than academic study. Let’s bust one myth before we go any further – BTECs don’t have to be an alternative to A levels. In fact, you can do them alongside your GCSEs and/or A-levels, or you can do a standalone BTEC at college or university.

What is a BTEC and why is it seen as a popular alternative to A levels? - Youth Employment UK BTEC stands for the Business and Technology Education Council. BTECs are an alternative to A levels and GCSEs that offer a practical way of learning by doing with less focus on academic study.