Inventory management, powered by rugged smartphones and tablets, can bring great advantages over legacy solutions. Here is why you should consider deploying Android and iOS devices in the warehouse and shopfloor.
Productivity remains such a highly-complex, subjective, context- and culture-dependent concept that there cannot be THE ONE productivity savior who rids us of our procrastination, lack of concentration and bad self-organization skills. But what simple steps can we take to be more productive, faster and more efficient on the go? Here are a few tips that we know work really well.
The following is a field report from a Cortado employee who uses a managed iPad for his daily work.
Our colleague Thomas decided to work for a whole week with an iPad Air 2 and banned his PC from his desk. He shares his experience with you here.
Today, it seems perfectly normal to also use a smartphone as a business tool for mobile work. But back in the early years of mobile phone development, there were some unusual business models. In our new “A Look in the Smartphone Museum” series, we take a closer look at those devices which aimed to make working really mobile over a decade ago. Our first contender is the Sony Ericsson P900.
Internet is a scare resource in Cuba – an experience that was made by Cortado Holding CEO Carsten Mickeleit on his recent trip there. How mobile internet and roaming works in Cuba and what needs to be considered is explained in his blog contribution.
Virtual data rooms are designed for managing, distributing and storing documents and they allow secure collaboration on confidential documents. These documents are stored in electronic form and are accessible through secure, online access to a central server.
