Consumers turn to mobile apps for connected note-taking
Implications - Note-taking apps are a natural extension of the consumer desire for connected tools that streamline day-to-day activities. Smartphone technology has in some cases made the need to transcribe obsolete, making important information accessible from multiple devices. The incorporation of non-digital tools used in combination with analog ones signals the need of individuals to have a non-tech backup, proving that the main concern remains preserving content by any means.
Workshop Question - What manual task does/can your brand to become more automated, for the consumer?
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Note-taking Apps - Consumers are turning to mobile apps for connected note-taking.
2. Integration of Analog and Digital Tools - The incorporation of non-digital tools used in combination with analog ones signals the need of individuals to have a non-tech backup.
3. Voice-powered Devices - Devices like Myle Tap automatically capture the creative ideas that come to the user's mind on the go.
Industry Implications
1. Education Technology - Tools like Titan Note and SMART kapp are transforming the education industry by providing digital solutions to note-taking in classrooms, lectures and group meetings.
2. Luxury Goods - Luxury writing instrument manufacturers like Montblanc are integrating technology with traditional pen and paper to create high-tech writing kits that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional.
3. Productivity Tools - Voice-powered devices like Myle Tap are offering a user-friendly way to capture ideas on the go, increasing productivity of professionals across all industries.
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Date Range:
Jul 14 — Mar 17
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