Mobile technology, apps and storage - what is Nashville’s place?
- May 21, 2017
- 2 min read
Is Nashville a part of the new Silicon Valley? Marco Buscaglia of the Chicago Tribune thinks so by listing Nashville in the top up and coming places for tech companies to move to. Cities such as Charleston, New Orleans, and Nashville are providing tech opportunities that will a lower cost of living.
With approximately four hundred ninety thousand tech business establishments in the United states, Tennessee ranks 41st in the tech world workforce (CompTIA). Tennessee experienced a 5.3 percent growth in the IT services and Custom Software Services sector (CompTIA). With healthcare being a portion of the type of technology companies relocating to Nashville it is of great importance sensitive information is stored appropriately.
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Cloud-based storage allows companies to store data amongst servers opposed to storing data on a physical computer. The data is accessible through the internet and allows a sense of portability.
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SaaS company, Playmaker company uses the hybrid mobile application version of cloud-based storage. This allows a marketer the ability to be mobile with or without internet service. “Mobile Trends in CRM for Post-Acute Care,” this LinkedIn article by Playmaker explains how a CRM solution can assist marketers in growing their territories. In today’s era, technology and software must keep up with the times. A mobile solution is necessary to have when one visits multiple physicians and patients on a daily basis.
John Patton, Quality Assurance Technician for Playmaker, explains that the mobile application allows the user abilities to work on and offline. It functions just as a banking application functions on the mobile device. The user must download the application from either the iTunes or Google Play. Once the application is loaded, username and password will be needed to access the user’s account.
Cloud-based storage allows the Playmaker application to provide its end user with the opportunity access their data anywhere the internet is accessible. In 2017, being mobile is necessary to compete with growing healthcare companies. Electronic medical records and charts are now stored in the cloud as well. Having a mobile device that allows a user to access important appointments as well as access records is imperative in knowing which physicians need a visit.
For more information on the Playmaker application please visit the following social media links:
Website: www.playmakercrm.com
Facebook: @playmakercrmhomecare
Twitter: @PlayMakerCRM
LinkedIn: Playmaker CRM
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