Sandy David

50 Top Tech Tools and Tips (eBook, ePUB)

Making the most of technology in your business

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Technology is all around us. Mobile phones, computers, the internet, e-mail, satellite navigation - the list is endless. But are you making the most of technology in YOUR business? Whether you run a retail shop or a home based business, using the right technology can radically transform the way you operate, making you more efficient, saving you time and money, and inspiring you to push your business further. This eBook aims to introduce business owners to new technology tools which will enhance or even revolutionise the way you operate your business! Coupled with tips to make the best use of your new found tools, this eBook will supercharge you and launch your business into the techno-sphere. So what are you waiting for, lets plug in, log-on and get started...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Harriman House
• Seitenzahl: 50
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. August 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781908003249
• Artikelnr.: 40475930

Autorenporträt

David Sandy is a true "5 to 9er" working for the NHS as a Web Developer during daylight hours and at all other times running Integreat Media; a web-design and development company based in Berkshire. Integreat Media works with other small and medium sized businesses creating functional, well-structured websites that are accessible and informative. Extensive experience in the public and private sectors, small and large enterprises, has exposed him to a wide range of technology hardware, software and tools. As an advocate for open source products David is not easily swayed by glossy commercial sales offerings, preferring instead to find the right technology which boosts productivity and makes business more efficient through research and hands on experience. His keen business acumen has seen him featured in Emma Jones "Working 5 to 9" book and by Sunday Times Enterprise Editor Rachel Bridge in "How to make a million before lunch", as well as the national press.