Two of the five demands of #OccupyIT are manifested in this story, the demand to mobilize everything to have more access, more often and the demand to digitize anything that moves to improves responsiveness. Mobile technology and digital signatures are the face of the future
At my session on mobile technology in the enterprise at the AIIM 2012 conference, I’ll share some of the apps that I use in my day to day life as a knowledge worker, and highlight the before and after of organizations that are embracing tools like the iPad to transform how data is captured in the field
During the sessions, I shared thoughts on the changing landscape of mobile technologies, integrating capture with mobile devices, and the future of mobile imaging. I also discussed how cloud integration enhances efficiency, how we can use the cloud as a tool for on-demand capture, and how cloud and mobile technologies can be used as an extension of hardware
These applications for accounting, HR, and customer service are mature in ECM and are usually a good place to start before tackling LOB applications or those requiring heavier redesign and use of social and mobile technologies. Basically the idea here is to add social capabilities – particularly mobile technology – at the endpoints
My talk focused on the changing landscape of mobile technology and the many benefits that OCR technology brings to today’s mobile devices and form driven institutions, and provided use cases for how data capture technology can turn smartphones into powerful data capture and input devices
But what can we infer from this information as it relates to our business communications? With mobile technologies like smart phones blurring the lines between work and home, it’s not long before our personal habits influence our work M.O
You can see how these new mobile technologies and cloud computing opens up a full range of opportunities
Aided by rapid evolutions in broadband and mobile technologies and also with the increasing penetration of the internet, social media is altering the concepts of consumer interaction and engagements
With the unveiling of the first iPhone in June 2007 at MacWorld, we entered a new era of mobile technology. With their intuitive interfaces, sleek lines and quality craftsmanship, the iPhone and iPad are a joy to use and it’s little wonder that so many people now carry one or both of these devices
To touch on one, the mobile world is here so if you are not developing your solution to be compatible or to be able to adapt to mobile technology in the future, you may be creating a whole new project for yourself in the future
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