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WorkMobile® is an award winning mobile data capture service that allows field staff to capture data in real-time through mobile forms through a native app running on users’ smartphones, tablets, laptops or PCs. All manner of data can be captured, including, date/time, location, photos and signatures, on or offline. Simply put, WorkMobile replaces paper forms. Using the API, data captured may be integrated into back-office or ERP systems and further extended into a bespoke workflow solution that includes a variety of management information reporting options.
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- 5. Market insights – Why go Mobile? http://www.smartinsights.com/mobile-marketing/mobile-marketing- analytics/mobile-marketing-statistics/ 5
- 6. Market insights – Why go Mobile? 5 http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/234623 http://www.walkdigital.com/mobile-stats-to-blow-your-mind/ 6
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