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In today’s society it is almost necessary to be able to run your businesses remotely. Thanks to technology we can. Here are a few useful tools that I use which allow me to run my business from wherever I am:
iPhone: iPhone is the main platform I use for remote business management. The beautiful thing about it is the fact that it is a useful tool remotely and locally. Wherever I am it’s there.
Here are a few mobile apps that keep my business going:
Mail
Calendar
Things
Evernote
Dropbox
Facebook
HootSuite
Dev Chart
WordPress
Deliveries
Chase
The Weather Channel
Camera
Insight
Notes
Google Voice
Dragon Dictation
1Password
Maps
There are several other apps that I use for personal use along with apps that come and go which I have tried and may have failed, but these are pretty much the root apps that I tend to use on a very regular basis. Please share suggestions/alternatives if you have found any that work better. If you aren’t taking advantage of your mobile technology I hope you begin to embrace it.
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