Project Management Mobile Apps Fail to Reliably Provide Access to Project Files
Field workers using project management tools on mobile report being unable to access project files, cutting them off from documents they need while away from a desktop. This gap between desktop and mobile functionality limits the usefulness of these tools for distributed and field-based teams.
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