There are a never ending number of applications for the iPhone these days, and this is just as true for business users as for the consumer. Here is a quick selection of some of the most useful work iPhone apps for business currently available.
There are some cool apps if you are a chef. One useful tool is the "Epicurious Recipes and Shopping List" app that contains over twenty-five thousand recipes that have been tested by professionals.
These recipes are also provided by leading professional and institutions in the trade, so quality is assured. For something with a little healthier and organic leaning, the "Whole Food Market Recipes" app is worth a look too.
The "Jobs" app helps by adding clients, track your hours and hourly rate for a specific job. You have the ability to see how long you have worked on a particular project. After the job is finished you can send the data to your email to send off to your client for correct billing.
Another great tool for staying in control of things is the "Nexonia Expenses" tool. This helps receipts to be stored with nothing more arduous than taking a photo. A great way to complete expenses, it is likely to be taken up by major organizations anytime soon.
Equally good in tracking paper based documents are the "Card Reader" and "Salesforce Mobile" apps. The former helps keep business cards in your iPhone's address book, so cuts down on those annoying cards everywhere, whilst the latter tracks work and sales that need to be attended to quickly and effectively.
iPhone apps for business help you optimize your time, in order you can get on with running the business on which you rely. These are just a small selection of what is out there however, and there are new ones coming online all the time; for free and to pay for.
There are some cool apps if you are a chef. One useful tool is the "Epicurious Recipes and Shopping List" app that contains over twenty-five thousand recipes that have been tested by professionals.
These recipes are also provided by leading professional and institutions in the trade, so quality is assured. For something with a little healthier and organic leaning, the "Whole Food Market Recipes" app is worth a look too.
The "Jobs" app helps by adding clients, track your hours and hourly rate for a specific job. You have the ability to see how long you have worked on a particular project. After the job is finished you can send the data to your email to send off to your client for correct billing.
Another great tool for staying in control of things is the "Nexonia Expenses" tool. This helps receipts to be stored with nothing more arduous than taking a photo. A great way to complete expenses, it is likely to be taken up by major organizations anytime soon.
Equally good in tracking paper based documents are the "Card Reader" and "Salesforce Mobile" apps. The former helps keep business cards in your iPhone's address book, so cuts down on those annoying cards everywhere, whilst the latter tracks work and sales that need to be attended to quickly and effectively.
iPhone apps for business help you optimize your time, in order you can get on with running the business on which you rely. These are just a small selection of what is out there however, and there are new ones coming online all the time; for free and to pay for.
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Debbie Z Gordon also writes iPhone App Reviews for AppShouter and articles for File Personal Bankruptcy
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