The relationship between technology and productivity has long been a focus of debate. Whether it's having access to a faster processor inside a computer, using broadband on the go or simply making sure employees have access to a mobile phone (or smart phone) - the options for enhancing an employee's efficiency while working are almost endless. When looking at the mobile phone in particular, employees are not only able to make and receive calls, they can also keep up to date with emails on the go and use mobile applications to keep on top of administration work when out of the office.
February 08, 2011 at 02:26 AM
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The relationship between technology and productivity has long been a focus of debate. Whether it’s having access to a faster processor inside a computer, using broadband on the go or simply making sure employees have access to a mobile phone (or smart phone) – the options for enhancing an employee’s efficiency while working are almost endless.
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