Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Stratatel (ASX: STE) has released a mobile phone application that captures, records and automatically integrates billable time into law firms' (or any other professionals') practice management systems that use Stratatel's Softlog.Enterprise technology.
According to Stratatel its softlog.mobile technology enables any professional spending time away from the office to capture, record and correctly allocate all their time to ensure full revenue recovery. Further, it claims that softlog.mobile "provides a new and unique opportunity for professional services firms to generate additional revenue at a time when they are seeking ways to cut operating costs and save jobs."
Stratatel claims that "softlog.mobile...not only captures all billable time and client details on all inbound and outbound calls, but also regularly and accurately updates individual client and case information necessary for full cost recovery.
Softlog.mobile runs on BlackBerries (v4 or later software), or any Nokia handset running Symbian S60 Rev 2 or later. When ending a call the user is prompted to allocate the call to either an account code (for charging back) or an internal cost centre, or to mark the call as personal. Data from the handset is automatically fed into the practice's Softlog.Enterprise server for on-charging and statistical analysis purposes.
Softlog claims to have been providing cost recovery to legal firms in Australia for 20 years. The company was acquired by Stratatel in 2007. Stratatel started life offering FleetManager, a system enabling organisations to track and account for the costs of running large numbers of cellphones.
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