Submitted by Adam Smith on Wed, 2011-10-19 21:58
I have been studying whether using a tablet in my case a iPad is ready for a business person to use in place of our notebook computer. As anyone who follow this blog knows I am a big fan of moving work to the cloud and off of the client machine.
Submitted by Adam Smith on Fri, 2011-07-15 13:28
This is a great graphic from Dell's Commuity website that is really what we at 2BMobile believe is the direction of today's mobile worker in the business world. Let start a conversations, what are your thoughts on the needs of mobile workers? Add your comments below.
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Sat, 2011-01-29 19:46
2BMobile LLC 's Website is currently under going a redo as we make the major transition from Drupal 6.0 to 7.0 which is s major improvement in quality and performance for our website. Stay tune we will bring back our older posting and launch a lot of new articles that cover the challenges of being a mobile worker in today's fast-moving technology environment.
Please leave us a comment about what you would like see us cover in future articles and blog postings.
Thanks,
Ray
Webmaster
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Mon, 2009-06-29 22:48
Take Away:
- With free and rented software (aka Software as a Service, SaaS) covering almost all of the standard office type of applications it is better to buy the unique package that drives your specific business.
- Computers are becoming so inexpensive that we believe the repair vs. replace break point is so low that switching to a new computer is trivial. Of course coupled with the above item you do not have a lot of stuff on your laptop.
- The increased processor power and increased screen sizes on smart phones means driving more web application into the phone
In a soft economy like we are currently experiencing, IT is one area in which we can clearly lower our cost to operate or gain more productivity for the same expenditure as in the prior year. The change from buying PC application software with your PC/ laptop really does not make sense with what is being offered in the market place. Let's take a look at various options though not an exhaustive review.
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Mon, 2009-06-29 08:50
This is a laptop checklist of the things to do before you leave on your next business trip and what to bring along.
One-time Steps
• Insurance - Who is responsible if the laptop is lost or stolen? Check with your insurance carrier.
• Security - There are number of steps you can take to both physically and electronically to lock down your laptop from the bad guys. See my article on the 12 basic steps for laptop security.
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Thu, 2009-04-23 03:00
Today 2BMobile.com announces our new corporate blog is up and running. We will be publishing all of our latest news and topics of interest on our blog instead of the front page as we have done in the past. We decided to use a blog because want to have a more interactive conversations with you and look forward to having some great discussions in the coming weeks, You can reach by either selecting the Blog option on the menu to the right or by click here.
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Thu, 2009-04-09 20:00
Gmail announced improvements made to Gmail for mobile, running in the iPhone and Android web browser only. First, you'll notice that it's a lot faster when performing actions like opening an email, navigating, or searching and if the data network drops out on you, Gmail won't. You'll still be able to open recently read messages and to compose over a flaky, or non-existent, network connection. All this is achieved with aggressive caching and by leveraging new browser technologies, like HTML 5 and Gears.
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Mon, 2009-03-30 03:00
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Mon, 2009-03-16 03:00
Finally, these new industries differ from the traditional 'modern' industry in that they will employ predominantly knowledge workers rather than manual workers. - Peter Drucker in The Age of Discontinuity (1969)
Submitted by Ray Stahl on Thu, 2009-03-05 03:00
I suggest taking a look at Berry Gerber's article over at Tom's Hardware.com in which he describes the netbook from ASUS ( Eee PC 1000HE) which has the capabilities and usability for business users.
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