
Enterprise Mobile Workers: Tracking Tomorrow's Mobility Opportunities
The nature of the mobile workforce is changing, and you should be ready.
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Purpose-Built Vs. Built For A Purpose: What's The Difference?
In my February column, I discussed what I believe
are the most overused terms in mobility. One of
those terms was “purpose-built.” Without specifics
to explain what purpose-built really means, the
term becomes just another platitude used in marketing
materials. By Sarah Howland, Editor In Chief, Field Technologies magazine
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Why Does A Rugged Tablet Cost More Than An iPad?
There are three main areas that drive up the cost of rugged tablets: manufacturing volume, engineering, and configurability.
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Mobile Device Management Gains Momentum
MDM (mobile device management) solution choices multiply as personal devices flood corporate networks.
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Aiding Profitable Service Management
Particularly in today’s economic climate, companies are looking for applications which deliver a quick and effective solution with a recognized ROI. By Gerry Emmett, GoServicePro
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Time Tracking Is Money
More accurate time tracking saves Consulting Services Inc. 50 hours a month in managing payroll mistakes.
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Mobile Printer Use Growing Steadily
Mobile printing technology finds new markets looking for portability and productivity.
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Crucial Considerations For Collecting Payments On The Go
Mobile payment applications require stringent security, flexible platforms.
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The Tablet Revolution Has Arrived
Thank you, iPad, for making tablets the most-wanted form factor.
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Tablets In The Field: The End Of The Laptop, Or Just Another Option?
Since the introduction of the iPad, many people have been asking the question of whether or not the tablet is the ‘laptop killer.’ I’ve asked myself this question quite a few times over the past two years, specifically as it relates to the mobile workforce. By Sarah Howland, Editor In Chief, Field Technologies magazine
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