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NEW DELHI: Instappy, the cloud-based rapid mobile application development platform, has launched a new App designed especially for the upcoming BRICS Trade Fair and BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi. Available for both Android and iOS devices, the user-friendly app is designed to provide detailed information related to the BRICS events to attending delegates.
The ongoing trade fair, at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi between October 12 and 14, 2016, was proposed by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the BRICS Business Council at Ufa, Russia.
The venue will host meetings of the BRICS Business Forum, organized by FICCI, which is scheduled alongside the trade fair. With features such as Location Navigator and Instant Push Notifications, the Instappy app will provide users with a customized solution to help them stay on top of their schedules during the three-day event through notifications about updates, news, meetings and event programs. The app has also been integrated with the BRICS web platform and social media handles of the event to allow delegates to view live Facebook updates and latest tweets, as well as access the meeting schedule on the go.
Commenting on the launch Ambika Sharma, Founder (CEO) and MD, Instappy “The Application for BRICS is the perfect companion for all delegates attending the BRICS Trade Fair and Business Forum. With its seamless integration with the BRICS on the web as well as unique real time information and features.”
The theme of the BRICS trade fair, ‘Innovation for Collaboration’, is expected to shed light on some of the best technologies available across BRICS nations and how the same can be used to address major development challenges in these countries. “This focus on innovation is perfectly in sync with Instappy’s commitment to provide a do-it-yourself (DIY) platform to businesses and individuals, which allows users to swiftly create visually stunning and professional applications without needing to learn any coding skills,” said Sharma.