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Journal of Mobile Computing, Communications & Mobile Networks Review Article

Performance and Stability in Cross-platform Application Development

  1. Lekha Achuth Department of Computer Applications, PSE University, Bengaluru
  2. Naresh J. Department of Computer Applications, PSE University, Bengaluru

Abstract

In the field of construction and contracting, effective communication between contractors and clients is crucial to the successful implementation of projects. This mobile-based application serves as a critical medium to build an open, friendly, and transparent environment between the two stakeholders involved. The application offers contractors a deep search-and-select platform where they can offer quality service and communicate comprehensively with clients well before the final contracts are closed. The platform allows contractors to understand the requirements of the project, what a client is expecting, and what resources are necessary to begin with. The application also provides a comprehensive overview of the project details to the client, including timelines, resource needs, and an itemized breakdown of the expenses involved. This level of transparency affords the client the ability to make relevant decisions regarding their needs and express those needs professionally. Transparency according to the application ensures that contractors and clients share the same understanding regarding the project in question, which boosts collaboration and minimizes the possibility of any misunderstandings. This shared understanding is important in ensuring highly satisfactory outcomes, increasing trust, and allowing smooth and efficient project execution. Finally, the application improves interaction among contractors and clients harmoniously and cooperatively which ensures project objectives are realized with effect.

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