However, Apple in 2020 gave some curious steps with the release of their own Apple Sillion processors. Additionally, complex apps that are resource-intensive are going to stay on our PCs for a while. Companies are not replacing their laptops with Chromebooks, iPads, or Android-powered laptops soon.
Microsoft Windows still plays an important role in the market and is going to be for the foreseeable future. Source: Operating System Market Share Worldwide In June 2021, mobile devices represent over 57% of the Operating Systems market: We use them daily and they can even empower us to do our work too since they can connect to clouds (OneDrive, Google Drive, etc.), integrate with popular apps like Excel, and more importantly, more companies are creating their mobile counterparts like Adobe Illustrator. However, over the years, mobile devices have become our main driving force. This is perfectly fine because most of their employees tend to do their work through a browser (Chrome or Internet Explorer) or apps like Excel, Word, SAP, etc. The reasons may vary, but the main one is that enterprises mostly use Windows PCs.
They tend to be fantastic solutions, but none of them is multi-platform, and probably and most likely none of them is going to be in the foreseeable future. Most RPA solutions are strictly Microsoft Windows-oriented, regardless of the vendor, UiPath, Automation Anywhere, Blue Prism, etc. However, what about automating our mobile devices? If Covid-19 has taught us something important is that Automation is here to stay and sped up Digital Transformation as a top priority as nothing in recent history.
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