Apple's iPhone devices are about "fashion rather than functionality", and BlackBerry devices are better tailored for lawyers, according to DWF chief technology officer Richard Hodkinson. Hodkinson told Legal Week sister title Computing that DWF has many agile workers in its 13 UK locations, meaning that it needed a mobile strategy in place to support its staff.
April 17, 2013 at 06:50 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Apple’s iPhone devices are about “fashion rather than functionality”, while BlackBerry devices are better tailored for lawyers, according to DWF chief technology officer Richard Hodkinson.
Hodkinson told Legal Week sister title Computing that DWF has many agile workers in its 13 UK locations, meaning that it needed a mobile strategy in place to support its staff.
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