For a number of years now, text messaging has been the most popular form of communications for Americans under the age of 50.
If your company wants to conduct business with consumers in this important age group, are you able to communicate with them in their preferred way?
Business mobility is no longer optional. To remain competitive, companies need to enable employees to be reachable and responsive no matter where they are.
The truth is that every workforce is a mobile workforce, and the most successful companies are rethinking their communications applications, systems and policies with mobility in mind.
Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) is evolving with a wave of innovation and a reshaped market landscape.That’s the conclusion of an article about the UCaaS market and top UCaaS providers published today by Channel Partners magazine.
Tango Networks will unveil the new generation of mobile call recording and financial services communications compliance solutions at Mobile World Congress 2018.
Modern business applications have revolutionized how companies get stuff done.
Modern mobile devices have radically changed how, when and where that stuff gets done.
It’s the dream: an empowered and effective mobile workforce.
But the reality is that ensuring policy compliance and security for enterprise mobility can be a challenge.
More and more healthcare practitioners and patients are warming up to telehealth.
An article in The Wall Street Journal describes the revolution in medicine being brought about by ubiquitous smartphones, video applications and other communications technology. More than 15 million Americans took part in some form of remote medical consultation in 2015, according to the article.
Perhaps no industry has been more revolutionized by today’s IT than healthcare.
Over the past two decades, we’ve seen massive industry changes from innovations such as:
Enterprise Mobility has changed where and when we work and get things done.
Unified Communications (UC) has changed how we communicate and collaborate.
October 11, 2021