Nowadays, tablets are part of our life accompanying us during our daily activities. Those tools succeeded in creating a bridge between laptops and smartphones, being able to execute many of the functions of the firsts and offering a more lively experience than the seconds, thanks to larger screens and, usually, better price/quality performances.

From a business perspective, tablets are chameleonic tools that succeed in adapting to various needs such as taking orders in shops or restaurants, collecting information with surveys and interviews, and also delivering knowledge through videos and courses. Furthermore, tablets allow to easily create videoconferences, simplifying the way in which people communicate and reach each other.

The common ways of taking notes during conferences, or even recording lessons in education to listen them again, have changed drastically seeing many of the traditional pens and note books surrender to the introduction of those technologic tools, which usually allow the user to connect keyboard and create a sort of temporary compact laptop, light and perfect for those easy tasks.

The introduction of 4G overcomes new barriers, allowing high levels of connectivity despite of the place, and, therefore, maximising the potential of tablets that, even though being suitable for both static and dynamic uses, maximise their competitive advantage on the dynamic aspect, beating the direct competitors, laptops, for easiness of transportation, use and connectivity.

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The great features of those electronic tools, maximised by the current mobile connection technologies, concern essentially versatility and flexibility. The use of ad-hoc apps created for specific purposes allows executing particular functions and satisfying specific needs with easiness and a simple ‘install now’ buttons, avoiding many processes normally needed in the laptops for the installation and many consequent procedures that sometimes appear difficult to users with less expertise.

Therefore, if until now tablets represented useful tools to businesses, from now on their use could be even improved through the exploitation of the then technologies, suggesting a useful choice for growing business and alternative strategies.

Written by: Pietro Paolo Frigenti