Timereaction - Mobile Strategy

In a world where time is of the essence, and knowledge power, Timereaction has given you the ability to always be in full control. From corporate head office to factories halfway around the world, time and distance become irrelevant. In a global environment where survival means staying one step ahead of the competition, Timereaction has now given you a tool to help accomplish those goals.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Mobile
• Mobile Computing
• Supply Chain
• Collaboration
• Social Business Process
• scm
• Supply Chain Management
• bpm
• Business Process Management

[LizWTT]

It is impossible to read any of the information on the screen so I still don't know what your service does or provides. I can see a hand punching on the screen but what is the data? Email accounts? Sales figures? Newsletter lists? It's unreadable. Without being able to see the screens, the voiceover doesn't make a lot of sense because it's not backed up with a visual presentation we can see.

[Timereaction]

@LizWTT Well, I guess I asked for feedback, so I have to take the good with the bad :)

As a resources challenged start-up, I have to assume a lot of hats, and video editor is one. I do the best I can, make mistakes and learn...

[peterradzio]

I've been using mobile applications as I meet with people province wide. Tethered to one location or many is very restricting and the time fro flexibilty has come.

[Timereaction]

@peterradzio I agree and we are seeing great benefit enabling the mobile marketplace. We are in beta now that enables the messaging from to be sent from our application to email client, and replies sent back into the nested threads.

[MrAnyanon]

It looks like a really useful tool.

[Timereaction]

@MrAnyanon Thanks, we sure hope to see wide adoption.

[edmdood]

@Timereaction very welcome

[Timereaction]

@fractallion Thanks, and looking forward to it.

[Timereaction]

@mrsmomx42000 This is a short view of functionality focused on mobile technology. Our website features pages has some very simple images and explanations. If you'd like, we could always have a conversation outside of here :)

[Timereaction]

@lindyireland Thanks Lindy. We have approached it from the supply side, focused on easy adoption and usage. The enterprise always gets the training and support, so our main goal was to enable both client and supplier to adopt the application intuitively. We certainly hope so, as we have stirred up interest at some high levels :)

[Timereaction]

@lfspp Sure, we took down the free demo signup due to abuse, but let me know, and we can carry on a conversation outside

[Timereaction]

@dancingdogblog Thanks. You seem to have a good handle on this from both a functionality and market perspective. We are still exploring potential verticals in both the manufacturing and now service industries, and are always open to ideas.