Mac For Business

WhatsApp launched the business version few months ago. Though it is still in beta stages, but has lot of to offer to its business users. With WhatsApp Bussiness, you can interact with your customers or potential customers more effectively by giving your landline number, address and other information.

WhatsApp Business

Compare it with Facebook business. It is sort of similar thing, but with more improved functionality. The most important feature of WhatsApp Business is allowing users to use two number or WhatsApp accounts on a same phone.

Since WhatsApp Business is installed a separate app, users will be able to keep their personal and business accounts separate. Just like the original WhatsApp, WhatsApp Business for PC can be installed on Windows 7/8/10 PC, laptop or macOS based Macbook, all thanks to Android emulators.

Download WhatsApp Business for Windows PC and Mac

Connect with your team anywhere using clients across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android™, or bring remote participants into meeting spaces of all sizes with Skype for Business. How your phone number or email address is used. Microsoft will use your phone number or email address only for this one-time. Oct 31, 2019 The influx of Mac® computers in businesses has made the ability to run Windows applications on Mac an absolute necessity. Since that need has long been addressed by Parallels Desktop® for Mac Business Edition, a lot of companies should be happy to know that this top-of-the-line variant of Parallels Desktop—the #1 solution for running Windows, Linux and other popular operating.

The best method to install WhatsApp Business for PC on your Windows laptop or Mac is by using an Android emulator. There are many famous Android emulators, but we recommend Bluestacks because of its bugs-free environment and smooth interface.

Never heard of an Android Emulator? We’ve got you covered. Please read: What is an Android Emulator? before you move forward.

WhatsApp Business for Windows PC

To install WhatsApp Business for Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10 PC, follow the steps below:

Download Bluestacks Android emulator for your Windows PC.
Launch the emulator.
Download WhatsApp Business for PC .apk file and place it on your desktop.
Drag and drop the apk file inside Bluestacks.
Follow on-screen instructions to start the installation process.
Once installation is completed, launch WhatsApp Business from within bluestacks.

WhatsApp Business for Mac

For installation of WhatsApp Business for Mac on iMac, Macbook Pro or Air, follow the steps below:

Download Bluestacks or any other Android emulator which is available for macOS. Check out our list of best Android emulators for Mac.
Install your favorite emulator from its file.
Launch the emulator like any other app you launch on your Mac.
Now utilize the built-in search option of emulator. Search for WhatsApp Business there and proceed with its installation.
When installation is completed, you will be able to launch WhatsApp Business for Mac from within the emulator.

In case you want to play WhatsApp Business on your Android smartphone or tablet, it can be installed from Play Store.

Start using WhatsApp Business on your PC right now and feel like a true businessman with access to exclusive WhatsApp features.

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They admitted that they blew it.

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It's a question I get asked all the time. Do I buy a Mac for my business or a PC?

More than a decade ago, the answer was pretty clear: Get a PC. For years, Microsoft owned the corporate ecosystem. Servers ran Windows. Networks were more easily configured for Windows. Thousands of Microsoft employed, trained or partner-geeks were available to help support the famously-less-than-reliable Windows operating system. Businesses bought PCs. Sure, there were Apple products for the corporate world, but these were mostly used by a small group outliers -- those organizations that were generally in the arts, design or education industries.

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Then things changed -- Microsoft lost its mojo. People bought iPods, then iPhones, then iPads and iMacs. The Mac, particularly the Mac Pro, became a more accepted tool in the business world. As networking software improved and more developers wrote applications for the iOS platform, I began to see more and more Macs sprouting up at my clients' offices. Apple's applications were cooler and its devices just worked better than the Windows counterparts. Its products gained market share in the business community. And even as more people migrated towards devices and laptops, its desktop -- the Mac Pro -- symbolized the company's resurgence against Microsoft's declining Windows operating system and the PCs that relied on it.

Then . . . Apple blew it.

Last week, the company confirmed what just about every Mac Pro user could tell you about their flagship business desktop: It sucked. According to this report from The Verge, 'Apple admitted that its flashy 2013 Mac Pro redesign was a mistake, and executives indicated that Apple intends to better support its professional users in the future.'

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The Mac Pro was so poorly designed that its creators were unable to upgrade its specifications for more than three years. Embarrassed by the mistake, the company essentially swept the product line under the rug, ignoring its user base and the tech community who waited vainly for any significant updates. The backlash has been considerable and the complaints 'scathing,' according to The Verge report. Things deteriorated enough that a group of executives from the company convened a mini-press conference to admit their mistakes and announce that they had nothing to announce -- other than a redesigned Mac Pro is still a year away.

There's no need to criticize Apple because you can't really blame them for ignoring the Mac Pro. The user community represents 'only a single-digit percent of total Mac sales' and Mac sales are only about 10 percent of Apple's revenue. Apple, like the rest of us, doesn't have unlimited resources. It's been focusing its attention on more profitable products and investing in new ones. The company left itself exposed to abuse from the small, yet vocal, community of Mac Pro users and is taking its lumps. Its a great company and I don't dispute its strategy, but by ignoring its business desktop products it has allowed Microsoft to regain more control with better, faster and more productive equipment running the highly rated Windows 10 operating system. Apple blew it.

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But, that’s not your concern, is it? What's more important than Apple's business is your business. Sure, you've been equipping your people with laptops and tablets because more and more of them need mobility. But, the fact is that you still need desktop computers. I know this because every time I visit a client I see the majority of the people sitting in cubicles and offices -- where they sit every day -- with desktops in front of them. Businesses in 2017 still need accountants, managers, customer service teams, inside sales groups and other employees who are stationary in the office. They use PCs. When those desktops wear out they will be replaced by new desktops, and when new people are hired for office jobs they will also require new desktops. You will buy a desktop PC because, like the rest of my clients, when you evaluate the cost you'll agree that a desktop PC offers more bang for the buck (more power for less cost) than a laptop.

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So will your next desktop be a Mac Pro? No, it won't. Given Apple’s recent history with this product line, that investment seems like a bad idea. Instead you will buy a desktop PC that runs Windows because it's not only less expensive but -- let's face it -- it seems to work better than the current line of Mac Pros. You've got enough problems in your professional life as it is -- why invite Apple's problems into your office as well?

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One final, important note: While I'm doing my best to be objective and I love Apple, please also know that my firm is a Microsoft Partner.

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