Which apps do you use for business collaboration on the move? We give you the low-down on ten of the best.

1. Collaborating on the move:
10 Apps to make it easy
We meet people using some of the coolest kit on the face of the planet and they
think they need to be at their desk.
What software, email, CRM and project tools does your company use –
and what should you be using?

2. Adobe Connect
Mobile
Use Adobe Connect Mobile to launch and
administer meetings with control over
attendee access rights, recordings, audio
conferencing and layouts.
Share presentations, documents and
multimedia content saved on your device
or from your library in the cloud, and
easily annotate with your finger.
Participate in multi-point
videoconferencing, with two-way video, using
your device’s camera. Watch all the activities
happening in the meeting at once, see who is
in the meeting, collaborate with others using
live text chat, and respond to polls.

3. Collaborate
Marketplace
Collaborate Marketplace is an
innovative conference and
tradeshow for corporate
meetings, planners and
suppliers.
This app allows attendees to
access the conference
agenda, session
descriptions, event updates and
more. You can also connect with
social media and create custom
schedules.

4. Hojoki
Your collaboration base for
everything your team is working on
in Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote,
and more than thirty other tools.
Start discussions and comment on
every object from your connected
apps. This is your team’s private
social network on top of all your
productivity apps.
Turn every object from your apps
into an actionable item: assign tasks,
check statistics and keep track of
your team’s activity with a 24-hour
summary.

5. Kibits
Collaboration
Create private, secure
collaboration rooms and share
almost any type of media —
files, photos, videos, links, locatio
ns, notes, and more — in real
time.
Each Kibits Collaboration room
includes integrated chat and task
management, so you and your
team can keep everything you
The app works seamlessly with many of your need in one automatically
favorite cloud services — including organized place.
Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote, and
your email inbox. In just a few taps, you can
share the file you need, regardless of how it
was created or stored.

6. RabbleBrowser
Make sharing links, files and anything
you can store in Dropbox easier on
your iPad.
With RabbleBrowser, any number of
iPads in a conference or meeting room
can instantly chat or share a browsing
session.
The app streamlines conversations by
allowing everyone to see the same
things together without having to type
out confusing web addresses or email
attachments.

7. SMART Bridgit®
Conferencing App
This is a free app which allows remote
workers to join meetings remotely and
see what’s being shown in the meeting
room on the SMART Board – all at their
fingertips.
Collaborate effortlessly, highlight or
annotate over content and join in on
your iPad with either a WiFi or 3G
network connection.

8. Vablet Office
Vablet is a secure content
management system built for
enterprise. Push documents to iOS
devices, and ensure that everyone
on your team is working with the
latest versions.
Documents can be expired or
revoked any time, allowing complete
control over sensitive information.
Group functions allow managers to
send different data to a single
device, a particular group, or all
users in your network.

9. Yammer
Yammer is like a private version of Twitter
— a private social network for your
business so that you can keep your entire
team up to date.
Paid accounts offer additional
features, but basic messaging services are
free, and only team members with
verified corporate email addresses can
join your Yammer network.

10. YouSendIt
Access and upload content, send files, share
folders anywhere with the YouSendIt mobile app
for Android.
You can even sign documents easily with no
printing or scanning — at work, at home, or
anywhere on the road. Use third-party apps to
edit documents and upload them to the cloud.
Using Workstream enterprises can set security
policies like passcode lock, or remote wipe of
local content after failed logins, and feel secure
with 128-bit encryption for local files.

11. Zapier
Zapier enables you to automate
tasks between other online
services (services like
Salesforce, Basecamp, Gmail, and
nearly two hundred more).
Imagine capturing Wufoo form
leads automatically into Salesforce
or displaying new Paypal sales in
your Campfire team chat room.
Zapier lets you automate all these
simple tasks and get back to real
work – all on the go.

12. Which are your go-to
collaboration apps?
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