How are Energy Firms Using iPads for Operational Efficiency, Customer Interaction, and Profit?

Dec. 21, 2011 - PRLog -- With mass adoption of tablet technology, savvy energy companies are using iPads and Android Tablets to arm mobile workers, build customer loyalty, and reach out to new customers in innovative ways. Read More http://www.EnergyBusinessReports.com/iPad-Use-in-the-Energy-Industry.html&ref=prl
 
This report examines how tablet PCs – specifically Apple iPads -- are transforming efficiency and profitability of energy companies. It profiles energy companies using iPads both internally, and through app development as a way to connect with customers.
 
What in 2010 appeared to be the new toy for Apple-elite, a mere curiosity for energy industry executives, iPad and Android hardware and applications are now being used in some surprising ways in the energy industry.
 
Many utilities have already developed iPad applications allowing customers to track their power usage. Still other utilities are using iPads in-house to streamline processes and empower their staff. And energy industry publishers are using iPads as a cheap and efficient publishing medium to reach busy executives.
 
This report, while providing a primer on the different types of Tablets, focuses on the use of Apple’s iPad in the energy industry. View Report Details:
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This report answers the questions:
• What are the major types of tablets available for use by energy companies today?
• How can ipads and apps be used in the energy industry?
• What applications are customized for the energy industry?
• What is the use of the iPad in the smart grid?
• How are energy companies using tablets effectively?
 
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