Blackberry Smartphone Users Save Time and Increase Productivity

Research In Motion (RIM), producers of the Blackberryday on administration tasks, while 34% would use the
smartphone, recently hired a research firm to conducttime on sales and marketing activities. As for personal
a study on the efficiency of using the mobile device inuse of the Blackberry smartphone, 32% of users
Europe, North America, Asia Pacific and Latin America.would spend the saved time to relax more. 24%
The study found that BlackBerry smartphone userswould spend more time with their family and 21%
save an average of 60 minutes a day, or five hours awould spend more time exercising.
week.An Irish Blackberry smartphone user, Suzanne Frazer,
By focusing on the areas of saving time and increasingSales Manager of Lir Chocolates said, "I certainly save
productivity, the survey found that the averageat least five hours a week by using BlackBerry from
Blackberry user saved 60 minutes a day, turning thisO2. When you work for an SME you need to be able
saved time into valuable, productive time. For example,to multitask. I'm rarely in the office and would not be
a travelling employee is able to send and read emailsable to survive without my BlackBerry. I travel a lot and
and communicate with co-workers and/or customers,BlackBerry has helped me manage my time much
saving them time later in the office. By saving time,better and helps me look professional, responsive and
productivity increased 38% for the employee as wellon top of our business. I can get through a mountain of
as that of the overall team.work while relaxing with a coffee at a hotel or an
With as much as 50% of small business employees inairport."
Europe classified as mobile workers, the mobileBlackberry smartphone users can also deal with
smartphone industry is keeping pace with the growingtime-sensitive emails and phone calls to enable them to
number of time-saving features they are adding to themake fast and effective decisions. Sophisticated
smartphones.smartphone features also guide people to make
The survey specifically found that 40% of Blackberryinformed decisions on the go.
smartphone users would use the extra 60 minutes a