Eco-Office Gals
JULY 5, 2011
Bump: Bump is a business app for the iPhone that makes it easy to swap information with business partners or contacts. This particular phonebook app works with social networking to keep contact information on your iPhone up to date. Post from: Eco-Office Gals 10 Apps for the Entrepreneur 2011.
Productivity Bits
FEBRUARY 25, 2011
Copyright © 2011 Marlon Ribunal. This is a guest post by David, co-founder at Credit Card Compare , one of Australia’s top independent services allowing consumers to compare balance transfer rates in order to pay less interest per month. Visit the original article at [link]. Guest-Post.
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On The Job
FEBRUARY 2, 2012
But as more information used by businesses has become digitized, you need a tech team to also be working" on retrieving and protecting information, he says. Although credit-card numbers reportedly were protected, an investigation is under way amid new worries that such a large company could be at risk. Attacks on U.S.
Clutter Coach
NOVEMBER 17, 2014
by Originally posted 2011-06-20 17:24:42. I know they have fascinating and important information in them, but you don’t have time to read them and keep up with what came in today. Information is only useful when you can get at it. Just having all that information is not the same as being able to use it.
Stephanie LH Calahan
MAY 13, 2011
Wordpress is not just a software, but a platform for managing, creating and publishing information on the Internet without having any technical and programming skills. Evernote information is stored in the cloud (so that I do not have to worry about my computer crashing) but allows me to add a note from my computer, iPad, or phone.
Small Business Labs
JULY 21, 2010
The Dymo business card scanner app for the iPhone is such a product. You download the app to your iPhone (they also support other smartphones) and when you take a picture of a business card it automatically adds the appropriate information to your contact list. It's also kinda fun to use.
Brilliantly Better
SEPTEMBER 1, 2011
So, I usually take with me my identity card (in Europe I can travel only with that, I don’t need a passport), my driver license and my passport. In the form of the most used currencies (USD, Euros) or debit cards. I own only one credit card and I keep it topped most of the time, just as an emergency package.
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