Get More Revenue With Mobile

Today, mobility is a strategic priority. It is the bridge between your enterprise and your customers that allows you to work in more connected and collaborative ways. With more types of wireless networks available, greater device diversity and an increased number of applications

So now we ask you, are you listening to your clients? Is your brand mobile?

We are here to help you reduce operational costs, improve service delivery, improve productivity, retain customer loyalty, win new customers and get tangible benefits such as real time ROI. We build leading edge mobile applications to support enterprise mobility strategies. Create an out of the office workforce that capitalizes on new business opportunities, innovates products and services, and unleashes mobile productivity. Your mobile solution will allow you to perform business transactions anywhere, anytime.
While you develop a clear, cohesive enterprise mobility strategy for your organization, we leave you with the 4 secrets to taking your sales team mobile:

Step 1: Go Mobile with a Purpose

Giving iPads to your entire sales team is a great perk, but the excitement dies down pretty quickly unless the fancy new devices actually add real value to the sales process. There are three “killer” apps to consider. The first is email, which is essential for communication in the field. But make sure you let your employees use the native email app that comes with the device, instead of downloading a new one. Native is the best user experience and that’s what they want. The second killer app is extending Salesforce to mobile so that the entire CRM process can be managed without a laptop or desktop. The third killer app is electronic collateral. High-quality documents look fantastic on a tablet, and your sales team will absorb and share them better than ever before.

Step 2: Don’t Orphan your Apps

Many sales teams have hired developers to build mobile sales apps, especially for electronic collateral. Unfortunately, the contract developer disappears once the app is launched, and it’s a complete surprise to your IT helpdesk when calls start coming in. The app quickly gets out-of-date, support can’t respond, and user satisfaction drops. Don’t forget that there are hundreds of high-quality packaged business apps already available for mobile, so, in most cases, you can actually use something off the shelf instead of building it. If you decide to build anyway, make sure to involve those in the organization who can help with proper design and ongoing support.

Step 3: Establish a Mobile Culture

Mobile changes behavior. That’s why many of us will not drive back home if we forget our wallet but will absolutely do so if we forget our smartphone. Now that data and computing are available to your sales team at any time and in any place, you have the opportunity to change your sales and customer interaction processes at a fundamental level. A mobile culture of customer responsiveness, strong communication, and teamwork can drive that change.

Step 4: Stay Close and Listen

What do mobile technology and Boston weather have in common? “Don’t like it? Just wait. It’ll change.” Mobile evolves rapidly. So do user expectations. Keep close tabs on how your sales team is using, or not using, the mobile tools and apps you have given them. You can be sure they will have lots of innovative ideas for what could be done better. They will also expect you to be responsive to their suggestions, because, in mobile, a great user experience that evolves quickly is essential for success.