In today's digital age, mobile phones have become an indispensable tool for professionals across various industries. This is particularly true in the industrial sector, where mobile. phones have revolutionized how professionals manage their tasks. Mobile phones have taken precedence over traditional compurers, from communication and data analysis to condition monitoring and maintenance.
In the realm of lubrication management, mobile phones have emerged as a vital component, offering unprecedented convenience and efficiency. In this article, we will explore how most professionals, especially those in the industrial sector, rely on their mobile phones rather than their computers for managing machines that require lubrication and daily lubrication tasks. According to Zippia, 60% of all website traffic worldwide comes from mobile devices." That is the last data point in a steady increase over the previous ten years since 2012.
which reported only 8.53%. The most significant increases were in the first few years. with it crossing the 50% mark in 2016. Nevertheless, mobile hardware technology continues to evolve rapidly, and the applications developed are evolving even faster. In the United States, this is still hovering around the 50% mark comparing mobile device use versus standard personal computers (PCs).
This primarily refers to mobile phones and tablets that have created most of this use. Still, other wearable technologies, like smartwatches, are also becoming a factor.
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