Why Controlling BYOD is Essential in the Corporate World
In a white paper released by Tangoe, Inc. “Bring Your [...]
Different Takes On Open Workspaces
Every office has different dynamics and has their own way [...]
Lost and Rarely Found
Be careful where you set down your tablets, smartphones, and [...]
Who’s Got the Goods?
Are employees better equipped at home than at the Office? [...]
5 best coffee shops with wi-fi in Oslo
Each month, we’ll be asking our Worksnug Ambassadors to name their favourite laptop-friendly places in cities around the world. They’ll be sharing their favourite connected coffee shops, libraries and other public spaces.
Mobile Workforce Briefing: June 2012
A roundup of the month’s best links for mobile workers and digital nomads Supported by Plantronics . Simply Smarter Communication solutions for the Mobile Professional Here’s what we’ve been reading this month. Let us know, in the comments, if there are any posts that you’ve been reading that you’d like to share with our mobile working readers
Making the Argument for Open Workspaces
Many of us have spent hours staring at cubical walls, [...]
Smarter Working – How We’ve Been Using the Same Methods Since Grade School
You have probably heard the phrase “Smarter Working” thrown around [...]
How NFC will change everything for mobile workers.
Make no mistake, NFC is coming. Tech giants, like Google, are investing heavily in it. And, if the rumours are to be believed, it will make an appearance in the much-coveted (and much-shrouded in mystery) iPhone 5.
Infographic: How People Really Use Their Mobile Phones
Our friends at Plantronics spotted this interesting infographic about how people really use their phones . It’s especially interesting how mobile phone usage varies based on location and culture. For example, in the the US the average person uses 450 minutes of talk time per month, compared to just 250 minutes per month in China