You might think of pay phones as those obsolete communication devices kept in glass boxes just perfect for Clark Kent to change into his Superman outfit. But no more.
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Tags: banks, MasterCard, mobile phone, payment card, technology
Looking to save money on all those pricey international telephone calls your organization’s Blackberry users are making as they scoot around the globe?
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Tags: Blackberry, international, phone calls, Truphone, users
Road warriors who carry a laptop through airport security felt a surge of hope last year when the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issue guidelines for carry bags.
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Tags: bas, laptop, scanning, security, Transportation Security Administration, TSA
The much-anticipated Blackberry Bold — Research in Motion’s (RIM) response to iPhone popularity and its foray into
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If your company takes Visa — or if you have users who hold cards for business and personal expenses — you’ll be happy to know that The Card is going mobile.
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Tags: cell phone, expenses, locations, mobile, payments, system, visa
It used to be, that just getting an Internet connection in your hotel room was a bonus. These days, however, it’s to be expected.
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Tags: hotels, internet access, lounges, road warriors, televisions, wireless
Every business traveler knows how hard it is to get a decent Internet connection when
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Tags: airport, connection, Heathrow, hotspot, road warrriors, traveling
As travel costs soar and staffs get smaller and busier, organizations of all sizes are looking at ways to cut the costs of face-to-face meetings.
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Tags: meetings, savings, technology, travel, virtual
Here are some scary stats for any company with employees who travel:
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