iPad at Work
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Testimonials for iPad at Work
October 2011, #1 in iBookstore computer books
“…a swell book that will help a lot of people.”
“It might seem ambitious to call a practical technology book a manifesto, but you might not feel the same after reading it. David’s thorough writing (as usual) will quiet any skeptics who might say that an iPad is not a useful tool for someone in almost any line of work.”
“Even if you’re Scott Forstall, get the book just for the high-quality content. I plan to give this as a gift to several people this holiday. It’s not just for suit-wearing executives. I think a good subtitle would be ‘Making things with the iPad.’”
“David Sparks, aka MacSparky, aka a source of Much Wisdom for All Things Apple and Workflowish, just published a new book: iPad at Work … the price of admission is worth it just to see what he considers to be good workplace specific apps.”
“This book is so well put together. What I mean is that it’s more than just a list of cool iPad apps; it’s more than a bunch of productivity insights; it’s more than a bunch of really useful (and often amusing) screenshots. From start to finish, it’s clear that David spent a great deal of time ensuring that this book makes you more productive on your iPad. I can only imagine all the things he must’ve decided NOT to include in the book in order to make the book as focused as it is. If you use an iPad for more than games, you’ve got to check this book out. Great work, David!”
“If you have an iPad and you want to get the most out of it, buy my friend David Sparks’ book, iPad At Work, and pay close attention to whatever he recommends. I just got my copy and started reading it, and I can say that this is an excellent resource. If you own or plan to buy an iPad I’d go so far as to say it’s indispensable.”
“More than a roundup of apps, iPad at Work talks about how to use those apps to get things done. I actually think lawyers reading iPad at Work may get more out of it than the average reader as we can put ourselves in David’s shoes as he explains his workflows. David’s techniques become that much more relateable, understandable and easy to try.”
“iPad at Work will help anyone with an iPad became much more productive. Attorneys will especially appreciate the chapters on creating and manging documents, travel, presentations, task ma
nagement and remote access, but there is something for everyone in this excellent book. I have looked at quite a few iPad-related books, and there is no question that this is now the #1 book that I will recommend to any attorney looking to get more done with his or her iPad.”
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