Sentence examples for smartphone management from inspiring English sources

— Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 — With the deployment of Mobile Device Manager, the Treo Pro can deliver increased security, easier smartphone management, and access to information on the corporate network.

The patent dispute concerns smartphone power management technology that's used to extend battery life.

In this work we presented the evolution of a smartphone based crowd management system from a simple research prototype to a full blown event management solution which is currently being commercialized.

Allowing the thousands of clinical tasks medical staff must carry out each day – from writing prescriptions to inserting drips – to be prioritised and allocated via smartphone, this task management platform ensures the sickest patients are treated first and warning signs of deterioration are not missed.

Trust Digital provides enterprise smartphone security and management software for government organizations and various companies.

The first paper "Smart Crowds in Smart Cities: Real Life, City Scale Deployments of a Smartphone Based Participatory Crowd Management Platform," by Tobias Franke, Paul Lukowicz, and Ulf Blanke [18] details a platform for city-wide crowd management based on participatory mobile phone sensing and location/situation specific information delivery.

In the meantime, firms and software developers will need to invest more time and resources in designing new applications that will put the "wear" in wearables.Dig deeper: Apple wants to take smartwatches mainstream (March 2015) Quantified work is the future of management (March 2015) Smartphones have taken over the planet (February 2015).

Ideally, paired with smartphones and digital life management programs, this technology should prevent disruptions in pharmaceutical regimens, and radically improve the ability to tailor drug treatments to individuals' unique needs.

Clinician-led patient education in disease prevention and management through smartphones and text-messaging is convenient and effective [ 36, 37].

JPMorgan Chase, Merrill Lynch and UBS are part of a small group of banks that have released smartphone applications to their wealth management customers.

Making this data available to the public would in principle lead private-sector companies to develop technologies like energy management systems and smartphone applications that can interpret and use the information.