mobile knowledge management...

Posted on May 31, 2004 by Judith Meskill
Categories:knowledge management.
Bob Brewin writes a Sidebar for Computerworld--Keep Mobile Apps Simple, Say IT Managers.
Wherein he cites some advice from a law firm that makes use of handheld devices to feed input to their knowledge management backend:
 
...Companies that want to deliver data to end users who have devices smaller than laptop PCs need to make sure it is "concisely formatted" to fit on a 3-inch screen, said Justin Hectus, director of information at Keesal, Young & Logan, a law firm in Long Beach, Calif.
Hectus said attorneys at the firm use mobile devices that are hooked into the back-end knowledge management system. Simple but powerful text fields let the users enter small amounts of information on the fly and quickly share the data with other workers...
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