Enterprise mobile development and innovation aimed at the workplace has increased significantly. A broad range and diversity of Android and iOS apps designed for internal work has emerged on the public app store. Below, we highlight the key findings from our research on the mobile apps published by the Fortune 1000 to the app store. Our goal is to help organizations design mobile strategies in 2020 and beyond.
Nearly 1 in 3 companies, or 27%, of the Fortune 1000 are building internally facing mobile apps designed specifically for the workplace and publishing these apps on the public app store.
Among the Fortune 1000, Appdome found 693 internal facing workplace apps on the public App Store. Here’s the breakdown of the types of apps we found.
Of the 270 companies publishing internal apps to the public app store, roughly 29 percent or 78 companies are only publishing internally facing apps to the public app store.
Of the 693 internally facing mobile apps to the public app store by the 502 or 72% were built by the Fortune 500.
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