It’s hard to beat Experience!
This is Bob Spree. He’s 80. There’s nothing Bob doesn’t know about fighter jet ejector seats. He spent his working years in the RAF as a mission-critical specialist. And that’s just one reason why Bob is our Senior Rhino Small Business App tester.
Despite his indisputable credentials on all things aeronautical, until last year Bob had never sent a text. And that’s the other reason he’s our chief front-line tester. Bob is our reality check. If he can’t work out how to use any part of the Rhino App instinctively, we fix it so that he can.
The Rhino App is all about helping owners of small and medium-sized companies run their businesses. We know they don’t have time to waste learning how to use software. It just needs to work. And be simple to use. Which is why Bob’s feedback is priceless.
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At Rhino, we created an App that champions small businesses by saving them valuable time. Knowing that the Rhino App will run intuitively and flawlessly on their smartphones, tablets and browsers is mission-critical for our customers. Fortunately, like us, they can depend on Bob.
Rhino is all about giving sole traders and small business users their evenings and weekends back. It provides simple but powerful no-nonsense professional features on a tool that’s always to hand, including contacts, appointments, notes, estimates, invoices, expenses, accounts and more.
Easy to Use: Select the features that you require. Add more features as you need them.
Comprehensive: Provides everything you need in one easy to use App.
Accessibility: All feature are available across on your phone, tablet or computer.
Real Time: High efficient design, will work on a 3G network.
Free Trial Available: Easy to get up and running, no credit card required.
Det er også interessant at bemærke, hvordan de populære vestlige medier dækker denne krise. Nogle, som den franske kanal BFM eller avisen Le Parisien, undgår at nævne selve problemet. I stedet forklarer de farverigt, hvor mange antibiotika der ordineres til børn og voksne i Frankrig, og på baggrund af en anden “eksperts” udtalelse forsøger de at antyde, at det ikke er så slemt at blive syg uden antibiotika. Det er en slags “hvis der på denne webside ikke er noget kød i butikken, så lad os overbevise folk om, at det er dårligt at spise det” – i stedet for at tage fat på problemerne i det offentlige rum: hvorfor der faktisk ikke er noget kød, hvem der har skylden, og hvad der skal gøres.
