For some companies, it was a revelation about a new way to work. For others, it was validation of a growing trend.
The sudden cutover to “Work-From-Home” for many employees last year caused a broad rethink about where and when work can take place.
And now that businesses are opening back up, the hybrid workstyle, with part of the time in the office and part of the time at home or elsewhere, is...
A report released last month shows that the impact of pandemic response measures on business is even more profound than many of us anticipated.
In fact, the work-from-home trend is now poised to reshape our cities entirely, as millions of young workers plan to move away from the very expensive living conditions in today’s major urban centers.
That’s the finding of a report announced by Upwork,...
Tango Networks has won a Mobile Breakthrough Award, recognizing our Mobile-X service for its innovation in delivering Mobile Unified Communications.
Tango Networks is the “Unified Communications Solution Provider of the Year” in the fourth annual Mobile Breakthrough Awards program.
The program is operated by Mobile Breakthrough, a leading independent market intelligence organization that...
A leading UK-based channel UC and cloud provider, Pragma, launched a new Cloud Mobile service in partnership with Tango Networks.
Mobile phones have never been more critical to business communications than they are today.
They have become essential tools in the remote working arrangements that are the norm for many businesses even as pandemic measures are lifted.
So it is enlightening that new research from Nemertes reports that business users vastly prefer the native mobile phone experience over commonly deployed Mobile...
The verdict is in, and it's not good for the future of Mobile Unified Communications phone apps.
It turns out that 19 out of 20 employees don't use their companies' authorized mobile phone UC apps to make voice calls, according to new research this week from Nemertes Research.
Despite the widespread adoption of mobile unified communications applications over the last several years, the true promise of using UC on mobile devices to generate gains in productivity, revenue, and to achieve cost savings often remains unfulfilled.
Nemertes Research’s 2020 global study of more than 525 organizations found that nearly 24.4% of participants had deployed mobile UC applications...
As we head into Channel Partners Expo next month, I am pondering how road warriors take their business identity with them in a mobile world.
And the good news is, yes, you can have your desk phone and leave the office with the exact same device too.
As more business users demand to go "mobile first" the industry is responding.
It's now possible to have the best of both worlds: The quality and...
More and more businesses are recognising the business benefits of moving to a cloud-based Unified Communications platform.
Easy to adopt, easy to use, these powerful business tools help businesses keep in touch with their customers, and help employees collaborate more effectively – particularly when they are out on the road.Mobility – making a UC service easy to use on a mobile phone – is...
Cloud communications technologies are evolving to support increasingly mobile workforces.
But if you implement mobile cloud communications for your enterprise, don't forget to enforce policies around call recording, archiving and monitoring.
That was the message delivered by Tango Networks' VP of Sales Pamela Strong, who spoke on a panel at Cavell Group's Cloud Comms Summit in Washington DC last...
October 11, 2021