I was driving home today and it occurred to me that there aren’t really a huge amount of iPhone plans dedicated to small business.
First of all, why does an iPhone even suit small business use? I’m just going to rattle off a few reasons (there are many more!):
- Easy access to mail (without requiring Microsoft Exchange)
- Great productivity apps! (Remember the Milk & Evernote to name a couple)
- Skype from your iPhone with Fring
- Plenty of fun apps that are sure to provide good stress relief
- Employees can pimp out their iPhones without being charged to the company phone bill, with apps being bought using their own personal iTunes accounts.
- Super easy sync with a Mac computer inc. calendars, contacts, photos
- In-built GPS to help find your way to your next appointment
- Google Reader to make it easy to catch up on industry-related news on the go
- Anywhere internet access (within 3G coverage). This has proved to be super handy for me
- They’re the coolest phone out – your employees will _LOVE_ receiving one!
What would the ideal iPhone plan be for small business consist of?
- 3-10 mobile user plan
- Unlimited callling and SMS (for all phone numbers)
- Handset credit to at least offset the cost of the iPhone per user
- A shared download cap (6-10gb between the fleet?). This would be cool as heavy-users could use up more of the cap
- an App made available by your telco so you could easily monitor your plan usage, stats. etc.
So come on Aussie telco’s – I’m talking to you Vodafone, Telstra, Optus & Three – what have you got to show us? I’m awaiting patiently to see what sort of plans 2009 will bring us.
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