<p>Behind every great company, especially one that's nearly a century old, there's a great story, and Rust-Oleum is no different. As the tale goes, Scottish-born sea captain Robert Fergusson was looking for a way to prevent the spread of corrosion on his boat. What seemed like an innocent accident, spilling fish oil on deck, prompted the development of a fish-oil-based paint that stopped rust, dried overnight and left no lingering aroma. Thus, Rust-Oleum Corporation was born.</p><p>The company has worked hard to maintain this legacy of innovation, both with regard to its products and among its employees. This includes the tools Rust-Oleum employees are given to do their jobs better, smarter and with greater efficiency.</p><p>Rust-Oleum Embraces MobileRust-Oleum offers laptops to its mobile staff, which includes executives and management, but for hauling around a heavy laptop can be a hassle. While the laptop is a great tool, it's traditionally slow and clunky and has a limited battery life. In other words, it's a pain to take on the road. Even after arriving at their destinations, there is still the added annoyance of users needing to boot them up, log in, find wireless, and all the other time-consuming things people do to access work files.</p><p>Rust-Oleum wanted a new way to make users more mobile and more efficient, while still offering systems and file access workers needed.</p><p><a href="http://mobileenterprise.edgl.com/news/MobilEcho-on-iPad-Speeds-File-Access,-Decision-Making-83659">Keep reading...</a></p>