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Focus on: Profitable mobile working

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Mobile computing is fast becoming the business norm. The International Data Corporation says in 2006 nearly 40 per cent of Europe’s workers were mobile – and the figure is growing year on year.

Companies see the opportunities arising out of mobile working: increased productivity and a happier workforce, for example. And small businesses can use the extra flexibility it offers to outmanoeuvre corporate competitors.

In this, our focus on "Doing Business on the Move", you’ll find a whole range of information on the benefits of mobile working – and how you can adopt the right technology to work smarter.

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The implications of mobile working for SMEs
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In this, our extended insight, Real Business examines why using mobile technology is crucial to the future success of SMEs...
September 03, 2007 1:30pm

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Birmingham City FC case study
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Karren Brady, CEO of Birmingham City FC, praises T-Mobile's technology
August 31, 2007 6:45pm

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FreshMinds case study
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Founder of FreshMinds applauds the T-Mobile MDA Vario II
August 31, 2007 3:53pm

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Truly Madly Baby case study
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Truly Madly Baby: How the Dragons' Den success story is advancing its business
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August 31, 2007 2:41pm

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Smith Bellerby case study
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Smith Bellerby: A company benefiting from working on the move
August 31, 2007 2:22pm

Resources

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Search for T-Mobile HotSpot locations worldwide
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T-Mobile White Papers:

The end of the "Out of Office" email
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Time for a deadtime directive?

T-Mobile News:

"Want it now" culture = mobile technology
Office life stifles productivity among British workers
T-Mobile introduces Wi-Fi HotSpot to Heathrow Express

T-Mobile Gadgetry:

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