BUSINESS APPLICATIONS

• Are you looking for ways to improve your business processes so you spend less time on admin and more time with your customers?

In response to requests from various clients, dunmoweb has experience in building bespoke web-based applications to improve their business processes and make them more efficient. Contact dunmoweb if you'd like to discuss your requirements in more detail.

Here are some other apps which you might find useful for completing your everyday tasks:

Contact Management

• Highrise by 37signals is a simple web-based app for storing contact details which can be accessed from anywhere, so you're not restricted by contacts which are only stored locally on your computer.

Data Backups

• Mozy and Carbonite both offer remote backup services which can be invaluable if the worst happens and you lose all the data on your computer.

Email Access

• To check your email on the go, try Mail2Web - all you need is your email address and email password.

File Sharing

• As well as allowing you to share files on your computer with other people, Dropbox can also backup your files and synchronise them across different machines.

Invoicing

• If you're looking for an easy way to send and manage your client invoices online, check out Blinksale or Freshbooks.

Office Applications

• Word processor and spreadsheet applications are vital for any business - Google Docs and OpenOffice offer cost-effective alternatives to Microsoft Office.

Project Management

• Users often complain project management applications can be difficult and complex: Basecamp by 37signals bucks this trend and provides a simple web-based way to keep track of your projects.

RSS Readers

• If you want to keep up with your favourite blogs and other news in one handy place, try a web-based feed reader like Google Reader or Bloglines.

To Do Lists

• Do you have post-it notes all over your monitor and desk? There are various ways to keep track of your tasks online, including Remember the Milk and Teux Deux.

Twitter

• If you're looking for help managing your tweets and Twitter account(s), there are 2 popular desktop apps which can be installed on your PC: Tweetdeck and Hootsuite

Web Browsers

• Internet Explorer is still the most widely used browser, but there are many free alternatives out there, including: Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome and Safari

If you have any additional questions or would like more information about any of the apps mentioned here, to find out how they can help you and your business, contact dunmoweb today...

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