“Free” can be a tempting offer.
Maybe it is a “free” mobile phone client that promises to extend your corporate Unified Communications to your users’ mobile phones.
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:
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Many companies have made huge strides in managing compliance, fraud and security of communications with customers. If you are in a regulated industry or your employees deal with sensitive transactions, then security and compliance are not optional.
Yet too often, the compliance and security controls are blind to the fastest growing tool in our communications: the mobile device.
Your company’s identity is central to a positive customer experience.
Is your company identity polished, consistent, clear, simple?
Or is it a hodgepodge? Do customers have to call a range of different numbers for different things? Do employees use a bunch of different phones with different numbers to communicate with customers?
Are you hearing everything your customers are saying about you to your employees?
Or is critical business intelligence leaking out during customer engagement communications?
If you have an increasingly mobile workforce, then you need to make sure important customer feedback does not go missing when your employees use mobile devices.
The mobile workforce is increasingly strategic for businesses of all sorts. Yet mobile technologies too often are in a “blind spot” for communications management and workforce optimization.
As reported in Forbes, 81 percent of CEOs in a PwC survey reported that they consider mobile technologies for customer engagement to be strategic. The result showed that mobile technologies were the most...
We’ve learned a lot in the last 20 years about what makes a company’s migration to Unified Communications really pay off.
A little more than two decades ago, the first VoIP systems and the first unified messaging systems became available, laying the groundwork for what would eventually be labeled Unified Communications.
Here are four tips based on our experience helping companies to make the most...
We’re now more than 30 years since the mobile phone revolution took off.
About 95% of adults in the US have a cell phone. You carry in your pocket more computing power than was used to put men on the moon.
So why is it still so complex to manage mobile communications in our companies? Isn’t it time to just make it simple?
October 11, 2021