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We are all accustomed to using gas in everyday life and often forget that it can be a killer if its usage is not checked and controlled properly. The National Fire Protection Agency reports that U. S. fire departments respond to over 3,200 gas-related residency fires per year. Gas leaks in these homes usually lead to emergencies, and the main culprit is poorly maintained pipes.
The best preventive measure
Gas leaks can be identified by the strong smell of gas in home. However, gas leakage can be prevented at an early stage. The best way to do this (as well as solve other problems with gas) in-home is regular inspections and maintenance of all gas appliances.
A convenient tool to keep you aware of previous inspections, and dates for future ones, is your smartphone. Mobile inspection apps are a great solution for easy and quick inspections. You can instantly fill out mobile forms and archive them in your smartphone or tablet. The app will also warn you when an inspection date is near, which will help to keep a consistent schedule and properly maintained facility.
What’s become an indispensable tool for inspectors is now available to everyone with a smartphone, and it’s free too.
Many features – one app
Snappii is a market leader in the business of mobile app solutions. With over 68,000 mobile business apps across multiple industries, it is one of the most diverse and adaptable platforms in the world. Inspection apps are especially popular due to the unique features that Snappii offers, much deeper than just inspections. Snappii is also a great opportunity for people without programming skills to create apps to fill virtually any need.
It’s time to forget about paper forms and reports. All that you need is in your app on your smartphone.
Home inspections are meant to keep you safe. They result in a manual for how to improve pieces of the household that will keep its occupants, and the structure, unharmed. The process requires a reliable tool that can help to arrange the work, get the most benefit and contribute to the improvement. Until recently, this tool was just a clipboard and a sheet of paper. Today, modern mobile technologies provide this solution, and it can be found in your pocket.
Snappii Corporation, a market leader in Business Mobile app solutions today announces that it has over 68 thousand mobile business apps built on its mobile app development platform in different industries used by 1 million users worldwide. 
Snappii enables Developing Countries to Deliver Mobile Apps solutions.
Like most other industries, mobile technology has become a critical part of hospitality, allowing for fluid service, modern features and passive marketing. According to HT’s 2016 Lodging Technology Study, mobile engagement is one of the top expenditures for hotels in 2016.The sudden interest is no coincidence – mobile apps enables multiple perks for both the end user, and the business owner. With the flexibility of having your business in every smart phone, the mobile phone influence on the hospitality market will be game-changing.
The logistics and supply chain industry is constantly growing to meet the demands of new technologies. These growing demands cause additional communication issues, and introduce new problems to previously working systems. To complete assignments, companies have begun to branch out into new technologies to improve communication and accuracy. For industries that are constantly on the road, or sizing up the warehouse, mobile apps provide a solution.
Every successful entrepreneur tries to adhere to “less is more” credo. The most important “less” is time because it is money. Today all enterprises actively look for solutions of time saving and its rational usage, and more and more companies give their preference to mobile solutions.
Mobile app development companies are beginning to find lucrative opportunities by associating themselves with different and specific industries like construction, hospitality and healthcare. According to Kevin Spain, an investor who writes articles for websites like Mobile Trends, the number of companies focused on specific business sectors has increased by 20% over the last year.
Gartner, a leading American research and advisory firm, recently released a study that revealed “the average proportion of the overall application development budget allocated to mobile is only 10%, which is actually a 2% decline from last year”. “Demand for mobile apps in the enterprise is growing, but the urgency to scale up mobile app development does not yet appear to be a priority for most organizations,” said Adrian Leow, a principal research analyst at Gartner. He later states that the main obstacles are the creation and development process, and the high price that comes with it.
Mobile apps have become the main focus of many businesses, from restaurants to the construction industry. Aside from the aesthetics, apps can work as a tool to streamline all facets of the businesses, helping them improve production exponentially. Traditionally, the cost of creating apps is very expensive, so it is difficult to retain a high ROI in the field.
Not long ago, custom mobile business apps were available only for large companies able to spend thousands of dollars to hire a team of app developers and designers. Some entrepreneurs still choose this path to mobile app development; others, having discovered codeless app development, build high quality mobile apps themselves, thus saving thousands of dollars and time. In fact, today any business owner can see how app development has advanced and become an active participant of this process. The DIY approach has firmly entrenched in the mobile app industry, and here are several reasons why it is here to stay.
Earlier this year, comScore, a media analytics company, released its annual report on cross-platform media usage. The results revealed that desktop usage had dropped below 2013 levels of usage, accounting for only 35 percent of time spent with digital media. Smart phones, on the other hand, and mobile apps in particular, represent 54 percent. Not surprisingly, the most shrewd and clear-sighted CIOs nowadays consider business apps an opportunity for driving innovation, professional development, and company advancement.
