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Armstrong Fluid Technology pump selection software mobile app

December 11, 2014

Armstrong’s Adept pump selection software app is available for the iPad and other mobile devices.

5 tips to successfully use BYOD

The bring-your-own-device trend can increase the productivity of your technicians.

Brian Sutter

October 22, 2014

Increase the productivity of your field service technicians.

Korky mobile accessible toilet repair

Korky’s Toilet Toolbox is a mobile website dedicated to helping users find the correct parts for any toilet repair job.

August 15, 2014

Users can navigate the Product Selector page by searches based on any of the following criteria: brand of toilet; age of toilet; toilet tank number; type of part; or original part number.

Copper Development Association copper handbook mobile app

The Copper Development Association introduces the Copper Tube Handbook app that can be downloaded directly onto an iPad or smartphone and carried onto the jobsite.

August 15, 2014

The app can be downloaded through iTunes or Android Google Play.

What to consider when equipping your mobile workforce

Smartphone or tablet?

Howard Latham

July 30, 2014

“There’s an app for that.”

Dexter + Chaney mobile app for payroll entries

Dexter + Chaney’s mobile app Payroll Time Entry — lets supervisors and project managers enter labor and equipment hours directly from the jobsite.

July 29, 2014

Spectrum applications, including payroll, job cost, human resources and equipment management, all make use of the data from the app.

Modine digital catalog iPad app

Modine introduces an iPad app for specifiers, reps, engineers and contractors with interest in school, commercial and residential applications.

July 29, 2014

To download, search for “Modine” at the iPad app store.

Completing the online marketing puzzle

How to get your service business on the first page of Google search results.

Michael Peroni

February 20, 2014

Technology is driving digital marketing to new heights. Though traditional advertising such as billboard signs, flyers and banners remain popular, they are being overshadowed by the Internet’s methods of advertising

Drivers’ use of mobile devices studied

Employers continue to be concerned about the risk and liability posed by employee use of mobile devices while driving on the job

Kelly Faloon

May 17, 2013

Employers continue to be concerned about the risk and liability posed by employee use of mobile devices while driving on the job, according to a report from Aegis Mobility.