All, In addition to managing email and calendar, I have taken steps to actively use my smartphone while doing compliance work. Theoretically this could include a number of ideas for Product Safety and EMC. I believe many folks now use memory cards to store standards in PDF form for handy access, but I'm now thinking about doing a little more than that. For example, I am doing some consulting and I have saved an XLS spreadsheet in my dropbox folders for time tracking, quoting and few other other administrative tasks. I can access these equally from my notebook computer and my smartphone. One advantage of the smartphone is its always running and I don't have wake up my notebook computer to update some bit of information. I have an HDMI Port for presentations and video. I also have the ability to print forms over WiFi from my smartphone. With 32GB of memory, there's plenty of room to store files (I know, security is a concern and I am constantly aware of theft issues). I have considered doing some compliance engineering tools which can be run as a spreadsheet on a mobile device. Some basic examples might include lookup tables, quantity conversions, field strength conversions, interpolate antenna distances, altitude corrections, wire gauge, and spacings determination. Is this something compliance professionals are doing now or have considered for the future? And are smartphones, notebooks, tablets or possibly thumb drives preferred? Please, no discussion about brand loyalty (Apple, Android, BlackBerry, Samsung, etc.). Thanks, - doug Douglas Powell http://www.linkedin.com/in/dougp01
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