Handheld Devices: Supporting Your Clients Needs

While it is very hard to make a profit on sales of desktop or notebook PCs, is next to impossible to sell profitably personal digital assistants (PDAs) for its small business clients.
After all, these devices are usually positioned more like consumer electronics devices than full-blown computers " ".
The popularity of portable devices or PDA & 39; s
Nevertheless today, PDAs, based on Microsoft Windows CE and Palm OS & 39; s are very powerful. Because of the power and flexibility, PDAs have become very popular among organizations of all sizes. However, lurking behind PDAs growing popularity are some hidden dangers IT where its support to small businesses customers that you really need to step in and save day.
The the world in " Palm " His biggest Hand
In Part of the cases, either your company or consult their clients & 39; Gurus internal obtain the first handheld device or PDA support request. Even when a worker has become the handheld device on its own or received it as a gift, they will invite them to support.
Inevitably, regardless of its small business customers buy them for employees, portable devices or PDAs sooner or later will make their way to your computer support radar screen.
Will Fund PDA Support your client?
Just make sure you have a heart-to-heart with its main customer contact person to decide what the official party line " " will be on PDA support.
Consider all products and operating systems on different variables decide how his company will support PDAs cost-effectiveness. There are two main issues additional to think about when considering that supports customers handheld device: data security and desktop connectivity.
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