Tablets continue to intrigue small businesses
Survey surprise as new data suggests tablets may already be more popular than notebook computers among small-business owners.
Long-time small-business advocate Heather Clancy translates the latest SMB trends -- from e-commerce technologies to cost-effective applications, hardware, collaboration tools and cloud services that improve SMB efficiency.
Heather Clancy is an award-winning business journalist specializing in transformative technology and innovation
Survey surprise as new data suggests tablets may already be more popular than notebook computers among small-business owners.
With AdLeads from Pontiflex, small businesses pay only for actual signups, not for accidental clicks that often happen while people are using their mobile device.
Adoption of paid cloud applications and infrastructure services is especially rapid among companies with two to 10 employees, according to an SMB survey sponsored by the software giant.
Since 3Rivers Archery started using the PowerReviews platform to drive customer feedback, the volume of reviews has increased by 30 percent.
The free version of the iPhone application lets you write text messages up to 30 days before you want them delivered.
Integrated application allows small-business professionals to present PowerPoint presentations stored on Box with their Apple iPad tablet computers.
The Card Case application will now be known as Pay with Square; it boasts a new user interface and geolocation features.
New publishing platform from Wix.com helps Web sites load more quickly, while supporting more interactivity through video, audio and animations.
The RingCentral CloudFax service allows one-clicking faxing from Box, Dropbox and Google Docs.
The SycurityMax Business Suite is designed to help small and midsize companies prepare for and respond to an identity theft incident or data breach.