OnSite Mobile Apps is a collection of mobile applications designed to assist with construction management processes. The app collection includes a collaboration tool that provides real-time updates and access, a file storage tool that supports file access from mobile devices, and a time logging tools that allows users to enter project notes, capture photos, record video and create project logs.
We share six free iPad apps that every successful businessman should utilize to make his or her job better and well-organized. While all eight apps are free to download off the Apple app store, a few of them have more feature-rich paid versions, or have paid monthly subscription services, which are also pointed out here.
VisionMSI is mobile data collection and survey management software designed for managing building assets and conditions, and is equipped to capture data and photographs through a consistent data collection process. The platform utilizes conditional branching (skip logic) smart forms that allows users to define custom inspection form paths dependent on building types and attributes.
Determining the right mobile BI strategy and solution can be challenging amid a mass of conflicting vendor claims, analyst reports, and social discussions. As a result, some organizations unintentionally end up adopting BI solutions that actually cripple their sales professionals’ ability to grow and manage their pipeline while in the field. To ensure your organization helps instead of hinders your sales efforts, the following four aspects of mobile BI have a direct impact on your sales success and need to be evaluated by your corporate decision makers as they consider their mobile BI strategy.
AccuBuild Mobile allows users to connect to AccuBuild products anytime, anywhere; and it’s available for both smartphones and tablet devices.
Think of an image for business intelligence and you’ll most likely envision something static and immobile–sprawling data centers full of warehoused data, visualization software bound to desktop workstations and demo presentations full of sterile, un-intuitive visuals that further confuse rather than clarify. Roambi’s sleek flagship solution addresses those two BI issues: mobility and accessibility. We talked to Roambi president of product innovation Quinton Alsbury to find out about how they seek to democratize the power of BI.
No doubt, business people rely on their mobile phones every day to keep on track of emails, news, appointments, and to some extent, their mobile networks. I happen to be an Android nut, so I am always looking for applications that can save me time and improve my workflow.
eFax by j2 Global sends and receives faxes without the use of a dedicated fax machine. Because faxing using eFax is an entirely digital process, subscribers can save on paper, ink, and of course the fax machine itself.
The number of gadgets we use at work, when we skip between them and the impact they have on our productivity. A smartphone in the morning, maybe a little laptop during the day – we use multiple devices for work.
When the original iPad came onto the scene, tablet computers were a novelty device inhabiting the space between smartphones and PCs. Since those early days, tablets have proliferated wildly, owing to their convenience, long battery life, suitability for sharing, and advances in software. In 2011, tablet sales reached 56 million globally, and Forester Research forecasts that number to reach 375 million by 2016. In fact, Frank Gillett of Forester believes tablets will soon become our primary computing devices.