9 Essential Enterprise Level, Corporate Apps for Your Office

Paper, paper everywhere and not a space to think. Consolidate your workplace with professional corporate apps that get rid of paper trails and streamline business as you know it.

There are many different options for corporate apps. From Evernote products to business-wide software suites, which can be accessed with corresponding mobile apps, developers have made it easy for workplaces to access, share and manage content electronically. With corporate apps, developers have taken software consolidation to another level. Developers, like SAP, which develop business-wide software suites with mobile accessibility, are interested in providing corporate settings with the tools they need to streamline their workforce and maintain efficiency. With such a task comes a focus on management ease, product knowledge and employee visibility. Apps like SAP BusinessObjects Mobile (iOS, Android) allow users to access product information, sales reports and other essential information to keep track of product branding and make sales efficiently and succinctly with their mobile device.

Other apps like Concur, from Concur, give employees a new way to do travel with itinerary compilation and easy expense report filing and form population. Developers also offer expense management for employers and relevant management staff. Apps like SAP Travel Expense Approval, from SAP, let those in control monitor employee spending while on business trips, saving companies money and encouraging employee transparency. The list of relevant corporate apps is a long one — in this collection of apps the essential processes are covered. Depending on your position within a company, different apps will be specific to your needs.

Overall, the following slideshow presents a great way to standardize and office on their mobile devices, and with OS neutral software, employees and managers alike can take advantage of these great mobile options regardless of operating system affiliation.

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