Here are just a few examples of single function services that can be implemented today: Business card scanner — using your mobile or tablet to scan all business cards makes your contacts easily searchable and accessible from your email program, easy to import to CRM your platform (e.g. Salesforce) and easy to share share with colleagues.
The service is a kind of personal CRM system, providing a searchable backup of your contacts, messages and attachments across various communication channels, including email and social networks Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
That was three and a half years ago, and two books and 10,000 followers later, I've realised that Twitter is good for both finding new people, as it's searchable, but also staying in contact with existing members of your network.
BEST: Depth and breadth of searchable content.
For now, the site is relatively spartan: It's a searchable directory of agency policies, links and contact points.
Xobni's Outlook plug-in solves these problems with a sidebar that automatically tracks contacts and organizes emails into fully searchable threaded conversations linked back to those people.
A Web site for abstract submission is essential; it is even more useful if the electronic submissions include searchable fields to help you sort the abstracts and contact the authors.
Life Circles allows you to create a free searchable public space to display your skills, bio, beliefs and contact information for your clients that use Life Circles.
After all, they let you jot notes, store webpages and contact information, while making all of that data electronically searchable on computers, phones and tablets.
The metaRegister of Controlled Trials (mRCT) http://www.controlled-trials.com/, set up in 1998, is a searchable database containing information about the study hypothesis, design, funders, and contact details of predominantly ongoing trials.
