POLLY RITTER

The smartphone – it is the ultimate communication tool. With one swipe or tap it can provide a plethora of information and assist in keeping your business affairs running efficiently, increasing productivity – all-on-the-go.

In 2016, Samsung joined forces with Frost & Sullivan to survey 500 business leaders at various U.S. firms to find out how smartphones lead to better productivity in the workplace. According to their research, respondents gained an average of 58 minutes of work time each day

Project deadlines, meeting, emails – a few of the many forces that make it difficult to stay organized and on schedule. These forces are unpredictable and typically come with the role of an executive.

Time pressures seem to be intensifying. As a result, most executives feel they are not responding effectively to organizational priorities. The key to making the most of the time allotted in a day is to be clear on what the priorities are and aligning them with the way time is spent.

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