Mobile phones are now overwhelmingly the devices of choice for most communications.
Almost two years ago, mobile phones eclipsed landlines among consumers in the United States.
And the same revolution of cord-cutting is taking place in enterprises.Among many examples, accounting giant PwC went “mobile first” with its 18,000 employees in the UK last summer.
Today Tango Networks is announcing a partnership with KNet Technology to bring unique enterprise mobility solutions to markets in Australia, New Zealand and southeast Asia.
The partnership will focus on delivering Tango Networks' groundbreaking Mobile-X solutions, offering Mobile Unified Communications, mobile communications recording compliance, automated enterprise application mobile...
Tango Networks has acquired Simetric Telecom, a leading UK-based provider of innovative mobile services and telecommunications solutions.
The acquisition creates a groundbreaking portfolio of global mobile communications solutions uniquely focused on the mobility needs of today’s distributed enterprises. The company also has announced key partnerships with Gamma and ASC for the combined service...
The first Android phones were launched 10 years ago. The iPhone turned 10 last year.
And in the last decade, smartphones have become ubiquitous and central to the way consumers communicate and lead their lives.
Now the impact of smartphones is reverberating throughout the work world as well.
Tango Networks has ranked Number 2 in Pepperdine Graziadio Business School’s first annual Most Fundable Companies List, beating more than 2,500 other U.S. companies for the recognition.
Tango Networks was the only company in North Texas to make the top 15 list.
Mobility has fundamentally transformed how our companies operate across the board. Mobile devices dramatically improve work flexibility, employee reach and responsiveness, and overall company competitiveness.
In the closing days of 2017, we can look back on a year of milestones in how mobile communications evolved the way we work and live.
Possibly the best way to gauge your customers’ thoughts is by monitoring your employees’ frontline phone interactions with them.
These calls can contain a wealth of information relating to customer satisfaction, purchase patterns and promotional success.
As businesses have shifted to Unified Communications, a sometimes overlooked benefit – and potential blind spot – can be mobile communications.
The first VoIP systems arrived more than 20 years ago as the first unified messaging and voice systems became available. It was the groundwork for what we now call Unified Communications.
October 11, 2021