5 Ways To Use Your iPad for Business

How to use Tablets at work ?

Nowadays tablets are no longer a means of entertainment for personal home hobbies, but as a real productivity tool, in the work place.
Tablets a great productive device because taking notes when visiting clients is way simpler tablets are lighter to carry when you are travelling and generally less expensive than laptops, yet they still get the job done!
As we said in our article “Infographic: Tablets – New Organization Tools For Work” in 2011, tablet sales were 65 million with a forecast of 280 million for 2016. The three major players in the market are Apple with 50% market share, with Android 40% and Windows 10%. Of these sales, 14 million units were sold in 2011 to reach a current market penetration rate of 21%. In 2016, it is estimated that there will be 35% market penetration with 100 million tablets sold to businesses.Using you iPad at work can help you get more productive because you can:

• Take your notes with ease
• Travel with it with ease
• Use it as a second monitor
• Use a productivity tool

The 5th smart way to use your iPad at work would be, as we said above, use a productivity tool, such as Beesy :

• Fast Note taking to handle your iPad Note
• Your iPad To-Do from your iPad Meeting Note
• 1mn Meeting minutes from your iPad Notes
• Manage your iPad Project from your To-Do
• iPad Management: A powerful reporting tool
• Manage iPad Task your own way

Life Hacks, Tips and Tricks on How to use the iPad for Business

20/05/15-“The iPad Productivity Guide” via The ComputerWorld- “More people than ever are using their iPads to be productive. This short report shares some of the best hardware, software and tips to help get the most out of Apple’s tablet….”

21/05/15 – “5 Ways To Boost Productivity With Your Tablet” via Mashable – “Tablets are handy tools for a variety of things — watching Netflix, playing Candy Crush and browsing the Internet. But when it comes to getting work done — like, actual work — most users would probably argue otherwise. The devices are great for entertainment, but can they also pack the productive punch of a laptop?…”